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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1953

Page

2

Rep Condon At Red Meet Prompted By Political Charges

A Chicago salesman testified he saw Rep Condon at a meeting of a Communist front group in Contra Costa County. The session aimed to back a candidate against Rep P Miller to pressure unions and push a pro-Communist line. Treuhart, linked to Condon, refused to testify and argued with the committee after being labeled a Communist.

Isay Chicago Condon Idcal Affairs Media Contra Costa P. Miller D-Calif Cimene Bridges Treuhart An IS

Gouzenko Affair Sparks Ottawa Embassy Escape and Raid

A defector from the Soviet embassy in Ottawa exposed a spy ring, leading to his escape with his wife and child. RCMP raided Gouzenko’s apartment late at night arresting the NKVD head in Canada and safeguarding the family. Canadian authorities provided protection as the case unfolded.

Tom Russia Ottawa Canada Atom- Canadia Selv Gouzenko Gouzenkos Royal Canadian Air Force RCAF Mounties NKVD Soviet Secret Police 2Rena House

Police Chief Faces Drunken Driving Charge

Police Chief Powell was arrested near Greensboro around 11:20 p m after his car wavered on the highway. He consented to a blood test showing .17 alcohol content and was jailed until a Municipal-County Court appearance on January 6.

Olf Washcharee Greensboro A. Lane Powell Lane

Segregation Ban Will Be Fought

Lawyers for Gaston County Board of Education and state officials met with Atty. Gen. Harry McMullan to discuss defense in a federal suit challenging segregated but equal schools. Leading the Gaston group were former Gov. R. Gregg Cherry and School Superintendent Hunter Huss. The defendants seek a 40 day extension to file their answer to the suit alleging violation of the U S constitution.

Raleigh Gaston County Board of Education Harry McMullan Seapion Gaston Coomee Segregatnonity North Carolina Gaston R. Gregg Cherry Hunter Huss Harley B. Gaston Willis Smith Charles F. Carroll Board of Education C. D. Douglas Ralph Moody McMullan Gaston Countty State Boards of Education U. S

Driver Convicted for Passing Wrong Car in Patrol Zone

John H. Allred, 29, was found guilty in Municipal Court for passing a patrol car, despite arguing the citation slip error. Judge Archie Gr te neirel.t noted the mistake did not absolve the offense, citing two traffic deaths tied to the same rule. Allred was convicted and fined court costs.

Shellsboro John H. Allred Archie Gr Te Neirel Allred

Repossession Actions and Divorce Case Filed

Two civil actions appear in this court record. Wachovia Bank sues Edward W. King for automobile possession and past due payments. Fannie Lou Hall sues Grayson Lawson and Ina Lawson for 110 dollars and possession of a television and stereo equipment. Pauline McDowell Caskey files for divorce from Elmer Caskey seeking custody of two children after two years’ separation.

Wachovia Bank and Trust Co Edward W. King Fannie Lou Hall Grayson Lawson Ina Lawson Pauline McDowell Caskey Elmer Caskey

Train ers Sold to Americans Reach Long Lengths

About three quarters of the items being sold to Americans measure over 30 feet long while in one use a striking 83 percent were accounted for.

Quiet Friday in New York Stocks With Mixed Shares

Wall Street traded in a restrained, light volume session as investors eyed the weekend. Major issues showed small gains or losses with steel stocks up and rail shares steady. notable names included General Electric, Philco, Coca Cola, Dow, and United Airlines among others.

New York Studebaker Gas Aircraft Philco Duconda Copper Lower Pont General Electric Southern Railway Northern Pacific Eeeee Allied Chemical & Dye Allis Chalmers Mig American Car & Fdy American Smelt & Ref American Tel “A Telsesveseeldll American Tobacc Achison Top & SF Continental Can Continental Motor Continental Oil See Tod Nee West Severe Dow As Aret Dow Chemical Eastern Airlines Eeeee Electric Auto Lite .Se Firestone Rubber General Electrics Foods Eeeerereseeee ‘Ly Meral Movs Eseevesesees Giddens Painterenee Eeeneee Goodrich Rubber Goodyear Rubber Great Northern Ry Pf Hudson Motoreee Thinois Central Int Tel & Tel Kennecott Coper Cove Loews Theaters Lorillard & Louisville & Nashvee Y Ward Ontgomery Motorola Kelvinator National Dairy National Lead New York Central North American Northern Pacific - Ohio Oil Company Pacific Gas & Elec Reerag Vania Philco Corporation Phillips Petroleum Pittsburgh Pl Pure Oil Co Radio Corporation Repab Steel Meeeeeet Eee Sears Roe Duck Cccecseeeseees Eccaeeseeee Sessseses Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil Imieee Eeeeeree N.J. Cseeeeeseee Meee 3 P. Co Ccconeeeees Er Corp Eeee Sylvania Elec Seesseee Texas Company United Airlines Unitedation Eter United T United Gas S. Smelting & Ref United States Steel Vick Chemical Virginia-Care Chemical West Maryland Western Union Western Electric Woolworth & Co Zenith Radio Ee Eee

Last Notices Mailed To Taxpayers In County

H A Wood, supervisor of the county tax office, said last names starting with R will have bills mailed today and all bills should be mailed by next week. The revaluation program delayed mailing by weeks. Taxpayers urged to pay promptly to avoid penalties. deadline is January 31 with a 1 percent penalty on delinquents. Tax books open for listing 1954 taxes after January 1.

H. A. Wood Cal County Tax Office Wood

McCarthy Signals Talk With Ike Amid White House Tension

McCarthy may meet with President Eisenhower after delivering a television appeal filmed for nationwide broadcast. He praised the admin for removing subversives while noting past criticisms and suggesting the White House may have softened its stance on policy toward China and aide fidelity.

Parley to Open as Moscow Sees Four-Power Talks

Sias intentions and technicians draft a note to Moscow after Russia accepts a Big Four foreign ministers meeting proposed for early spring. US seeks to limit topics to German and Austrian questions while Pravda condemns Eisenhower moves as preconditions to block talks.

Sia Moscow Russia United States Communist Party Pravda Eisenhower

Sheep Shearers Compete For Inter national Honors

CHICAGO North America’s top amateur and professional sheep shearers compete for inter national honors at the International Livestock Exposition. Eight amateur finalists from 48 states include Glenn A. Reese of Reese North Carolina who led prelims with 93.65 points. Other finalists are Tom Aaron West Frankfort Illinois Hal Bowman Bloomington Indiana Carroll Wells Vermontville Michigan Cherokee Johnson Windsor North West Wieden Arnett Oklahoma Geeta Grove Waynesboro Virginia and Lockhart Arbuckle Lewisburg West Virginia.

Chicago North America Glenn A. Reese Reese N.C Tom Aaron West Frankfort Ill Hal Bowman Bloomington Ind Carrol Wells Vermontville Michwacree Johnson Windsor

VA appoints Dr John W Foster as chief medical officer

Dr John W Foster has been appointed chief medical officer of the Veterans Administration Regional Office in Winston-Salem. He succeeds Dr R M Cullison who died Nov 4. Foster, a native of Davie County and UNC graduate, is a member of Forsyth and North Carolina Medical Societies the American Medical Assn the American Society of Tropical Diseases and the North Carolina Bar.

Winston-Salem John W. Foster Veterans Administration R. M. Cullison Foster Davie County University of North Carolina Forsyth North Carolina The American Medical Assn American Society of Tropical Dis

Dividend Declared by Piedmont and Northern Railway

P&N stockholders will receive an extra dividend of 2 dollars per share in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 1 dollar per share on capital stock. I Rankin of Charlotte, president, said the railway’s first quarter revenues this year were about five cents higher than the same period in 1952.

Piedmont & Northern Railway I. Rankin Charlotte P&n

Cotton quotas urged in North Carolina referendum

A cotton specialist urged Tar Heel farmers to keep cotton marketing quotas in the December 15 vote. M. G. Mann of the North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Assn. warned that voting out the quota could cost the state about 64 million dollars.

Raleigh Tar M. G. Mann North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Assn

Ferndale Dr Youth Struck By Automobile

Five year old Donald Turner of 708 Ferndale was hit by a car on Ferndale Drive. He suffered a dislocated hip and minor internal injuries and is in Memorial Hospital in good condition. Driver Ernest McCall of 1026 Rockford Road, 44, said the boy darted from a group into the street at about 7 p.m. No charges were filed.

Ferndale Dr Donald Turner Ferndale Memorial Hosco Ernest Howard McCall Rockford Rd Donald McCall

Beaty tax trial pauses as defense illduction delays

In Charlotte Keith M Beaty the taxi business defendant faced a pause as defense lawyer illness delayed testimony by the government about more than 250000 in undpaid income taxes for 1945 47. Witness C A Hayworth testified cab titles were in his name but owned by Beaty and Beaty service Co.

Charlotte Keith M. Beaty Wilson Warlick W. M. Nicholson Beaty Red Top Taxi Co Beaty Service Co C. A. Hayworth High Point Hayworth A. M. Gilbert North Carolina Motor Vehicles Dept

Weather Forecast With Temperatures and Sun Times

The forecast notes a low of 55 tonight and a high of 64 tomorrow. Today’s high was 62 with a low of 48 last night. Sunset is at 5 06 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 7 15 a m.

Weather Record Indicates Mild Cloudy Morning Across Cities

Official Weather Bureau readings show Charlotte at 68 degrees with light humidity, and scattered data across Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Memphis, New York, Raleigh, San Francisco, Washington, and Wilmington. Temperatures range from mid 40s to upper 60s with varying rainfall figures noted in multiple locales.

Charlotte Weather Bureau Agheville Atlanta Boston Chicago Columbia Detroit High Point Little Rock Memphis Mobile New Orleans New York Raleigh San Antonio TSA San Francisco Washington Wilmingten

North Carolina Literary Group Awards Honor Tar Heel Writers

The 53rd annual State Literary and Historical Association session in Raleigh announced poetry, juvenile literature, and historical writing awards. Frank Borden Hanes of Winston-Salem won the Roanoke-Chowan poetry prize. Ruth and Latrobe Carroll of Asheville earned the juvenile literature award for Peanut. Hugh F. Rankin of Chapel Hill received the R. D. W. Connor prize for The Moores Creek Bridge Campaign.

Raleigh State Literary and Historipee Frank Borden Hanes Winston Salem Roanoke-Chowan Menom Ruth and Latrobe Carroll Asheville Carolina Division the American Assn. of University Women Bernice Kelly Harris Seaboard Roanoke Chowan P The Literary Association R.D.W. Connor Literary and Historical Assn Connor North Carolina State Historical Commission Department of Archives and History Inglis Fletcher Edenton Frantis Winston Davidson D. Hiden Ramsey State Supreme Court Sam J. Ervin Jr D. J. Whitener Boone Paul Murray Greenville James A. Gray Jr Winston- Salem Christopher Crittenden Henry S. Stroupe Wake Forest Hoke Norris Winston-Salem Journal-Sentinel Dougald MacMillan Chapel Hill

Three powers debate postwar Europe amid Saar and security issues

The piece reports France seeking U S and Britain approval for its Saar economic union and warning over ratifying the EDC Pact. Germany claims the coal and steel region while tensions rise over Indochina Korea and Red China as Eisenhower Churchill and premier ministers plan a four power meeting.

Rupture Relief Promised by Sykes Control

St Petersburgh Florida reports Herbert Sykes promotes Sykes Hernia Control Service offering lifetime relief from reducible rupture without surgery. Balanced lever control lifts abdominal muscles, closes internal opening, enabling freedom of movement. Local representative Wiley L Croni to visit Elwood Hotel Monday December 7, 10 AM to 8 PM.

ST. Petersburg Fla Herbert Sykes Sykes Wiley L. Croni Elwood Hotel High Point

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Rep. Condon Red Meet Einar Holboell Denmark M‘carthy White House Murray Snyder McCarthy Red China China Wis Taleedeo USA Weil By Walt Scott North Carolina Literary Group John Speant Hill Durham Hugh N Niam Re Lefler LeGette Blythe Marshall DeLawley Haywood Cannon Kannapolis Lke Bermuda Britain Churchill Saar France Germany Indochina Korea TOY Center OF H.B Sykes Saber Burgess Electric Burgess Company N. Main Fme C.O.D
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