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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1954

Page

19

Johnston Attacks Ike Farm Policy and Parity Plan

Senator Olin D. Johnston accused the Eisenhower administration of neglecting farmers and warned of an economic setback from a new price support program. He urged restoring the 90 percent parity price support for basic commodities and increasing cotton acreage, arguing current policies hurt rural areas and could weaken the economy.

Washington Olin D. Johnston Eisenhower Johnston Senate Culture Committee Congress Ohnston Ton

Arsenic Found in More Bodies Linked to Nannie Doss

Two more bodies connected to Nannie Doss case show arsenic traces. Sheriff Pate reports Mrs. Sitstenes and a grandson along with a sister of the earlier victims tested positive in preliminary toxicology. Bodies exhumed from the cemetery tied to Doss and her second husband Frank Harrelson. Further tests awaited.

Anniston Ala Nannie Doss A. A. Pate C. D. Brooks Oeofee Iggins Davie Weaver Gadsden Peeting Broks Doss Frant Harrelson Tulsa

Comic Books Go Up In Flames In Vancouver Demo

More than 8,000 comic books were destroyed during a weekend civic demonstration against crime and horror genres in Vancouver British Columbia. The Junior Chamber of Commerce offered a historical or nature themed book in a related event.

Vancouver B. C Chamber of Commerce

Church Body Backs Projects At North Carolina Meeting

The Christian Education Commission of the North Carolina Council of Churches endorsed four main projects for next year. Led by Duke Divinity School's Dr. W A Kale, the plan includes leadership institutes, a Chapel Hill pop institute, an audio-visual workshop for pastors, and rural pastor area institutes. The meeting opened a new regional interchurch office guiding Bible study in the Southeast, serving seven states and the District of Columbia.

Durham Christian Education Commission of North Carolina Council of Rea W. A. Kale Duke 'Vinity School Chapel Hill North Carolin Council of Churches Charlotte Carolinas Virginia Georgia Florida West Virginia Maryland Delaware District of Columbia

Vote Probe Report Still Not Complete

Washington reports concerning alleged campaign irregularities in the North Carolina 9th District election are not complete. S. P. KirrIe head of the staff of the House investigating committee said no date was set for a hearing. Counsel said the election should be nullified in Alleghany County.

Washington North Carolina S. P. Kirrrie House Ame Rep R-T Peeve Samuel Alleghany Ies

Stevenson Takes New Law Partners

CHICAGO Adlai E Stevenson names new law partners after Jan 1 Professor W Willard Wirtz of Northwestern Law School and two former assistants from his Illinois governorship. Wirtz chaired the National Wage Stabilization Board in 1952. William McCormick Blair Jr Newton N Minow will join in his La Salle Street offices.

Chicago Adlai E. Stevenson W. Willard Wirtz Northwestern Law School Illinois Wirtz National Wage Stabilization Board William McCormick Blair Jr Newton N. Minow Ihim and la Salle Street

Justice Douglas Weds Staff Member in Private Tallulah Ceremony

United States Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas married Mercedes Hester, a member of his Washington staff, at her parents home in Tallulah. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Arthur F. Strickland as a private double-ring wedding with ten relatives present. The couple planned a two to three week honeymoon to an undisclosed Western destination.

Douglas William O. Douglas U. S. Supreme Court Mercedes Hester Davidson Aye Tallulah Hester Madison Parish Washington Mercedes Hester Taieon C. Girard Davidson Portland, Ore Mildred Sheriff C. F. Hester Arthur F.strickland First Presbyterian Church Michael David Joan Davidson William Douglas Jr Whitman College Walla Walla Wash Frank C. Wells Jr

French to reopen probe into Drummond killings

French police launch a new investigation into the triple murder of Sir Jack Drummond his wife and daughter at the Dominici farm in the Alpine foothills. The Justice Ministry ordered the inquiry which could lead to a new trial for 77 year old Gaston Dominici who was sentenced to die by guillotine after confessing and recanting during trial.

Paris Jack Drummond Justice Ministry Gaston Dominici Sar Fresh Seille Dominici Drummond Bert Age Sane Southern Investi Digne

Unscheduled Visit From Santa Delights Wyoming Twins

In Albany Wyoming Mark and Sharon Patterson two year old twins waved to a Union Pacific train crew for months. Yesterday the train halted at their isolated ranch and conductor Earl L Stark in a red suit delivered a Santa message saying his reindeer were tired so he came by train.

Albany Wyo Mark Sharon Patterson Union Pacific Earl L. Stark

Scientists Say Nixon Intervened in Security Ruling

The Atomic Scientists of Chicago state Nixon overruled a Navy panel to deny or grant a clearance for Dr. James Condon of Corning Glass Works. Condon resigned as research director claiming unfair government review. The ASC calls the move political abuse and cites multiple prior clearances. Thomas and Nixon deny comment. Thomas says he may seek another hearing if requested.

Chicagopa Tists Nixon Don Bureau of Standards Condon Corning Glass Works Corning N.Y Ent Atomic Scientists of Chicago ASC Dr. Con Secretary of the Navy Thomas Lect Riverside Calif Uest Washington

Reds Take Reprisals

New York report says Polish tanker captain Leonard Wasowski aged 41 sought asylum after his ship was seized by National Chinese forces in For mosang. He alleges reprisals targeted families of crew who fled, including his wife and two daughters, evicted from their home.

New York Free World Formosang Red Leonard Wasowski

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