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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1953

Page

8

Police Examine Hunting Cap In Murder Case

Police re examined a hunting cap found about a mile from the shallow grave where Golombek’s body was discovered on December 22. John Mueller, 59, Rockville Centre cabinet maker, identified two men dragging a third toward a car on a Saturday before Thanksgiving, dating the incident to Nov 14 or 21. Mueller led officers to the spot and the cap was later found across the road from the parked car.

Mastic N. Y Air Force Golombek John Mueller Rockville Mueller Garden City Newsday Iccident Newsday Harold Mastic Joach

Civil Action Seeks 50000 Damages In Auto Crash

A High Point woman, Alice J. Hill, files in Superior Court for 50000 dollars claiming permanent disability from a June auto crash in Columbus County. She says John Bernard Carter backed into the highway while intoxicated, colliding with her car as Robert C. McKinney rode as his passenger. Hill was treated for a fractured leg in Wilmington. The suit also notes a separate wrongful death action against Carter in Columbus County.

High Point Columbus County Alice J. Hill John Bernard Carter Carter Robert C. McKinney Wilmington McKinney

Police Seek Clues In Petty Thefts

Police probe two thefts including a break in Beeson Hardware on North Main Street as a flashlight valued at 1.50 and a $50 watch with a $5 bill were taken from James Boyd of 223 Edgedale Drive at the YMCA. A patrolman found entry through a fence window and an inside door. No further developments reported.

Yesteray James Boyd Edgedale Dr YMCA Beeson Hardware N. Main St

Attorney Alleges Prison Officials Blocked Client Contact

Greensboro attorney charges Central Prison officials hindered his client's communication by cutting notarization and tearing a petition. Edsley Dillon, a 43 year old fugitive, sent a December letter from Raleigh prison hidden in a Christmas card. Shields says the incident shows prison interference as Dillon seeks to overturn a 1942 sentence for robbery. The warden called it a misunderstanding and an affidavit copy was later returned to Shields.

Raleigh Edsay Dillon Dillon Shields North Carolina New York Guilford Superior Court Frank M. Armstrong Hayes Central Prison William F. Bailey Kenneth B. Bailey Bailey Supreme Court

Magsaysay Sworn In as Philippines President

Ramon Magsaysay, 46, son of a blacksmith, sworn in before about 100000 at Luneta and pledges an honest efficient government. He outlines a seven point program to raise living standards curb the Huk rebels and strengthen security while forging closer ties with the United States and Asia.

Magsaysay Huk Kremlin Elpidio Quirino Nacionalista Party Quirino Luneta Square Manila Bay United States U. N United Nations

Southern senators split over Eisenhower policy on contracts

Rep. Lanham and Rep. Davis condemn the plan as unfair and unauthorized while Sen. Saltonstall supports tax write offs and procurement set‑asides for surplus labor areas. Maybank, Knowland, and Sparkman cite broken pledges as opposition grows among Southern and Republican lawmakers.

Rep Lanham D-Ga Congress Executive Department New England James C. Davis Vinson Sen Saltonstall R-Mass Eisenhower Hagerty Truman Flemming Maybank Knowland Calif Senate Defense Appropriation Defense Department Senate House United States Sparkman Bill Knowland U. S. Senate Sen. Hill

Soviets Criticize Toy Quality in Moscow Letters

Moscow readers complained about faulty toys and high prices in city papers. A doll broke its arm and sounded hoarse, while table games and shoes failed in rain. A 22 ruble doll chair and a 1 500 ruble toy kitchen illustrated steep costs versus real family need.

Moscow Moscow Research Institute On U. S

Three Denied Liquor Ownership Fined by Municipal Court

A highway patrolman stopped a truck with Samuel Little, Clarence McDowell, and George Summers. The three men, all denying owning the half gallon of white liquor found in the back, were convicted of violating prohibition laws and taxed with costs totaling $13.50 each.

Samuel Little Hoover St Clarence McDowell George W. Summers West St

Wet Road Blamed For Auto Crash

Traffic officers blamed a wet unpaved street for an accident yesterday in which a 1952 automobile overturned down a bank. James A. Malpass, 16, of 2205 Geddie Ave., was unhurt and driving. Damage to the car was estimated at over $400. The crash occurred on Kearns Street near Friddle Street as the eastbound car bayed out of control. No charge was filed.

James A. Malpass Geddie Ave Kearns St Friddle St

Ticket Sales Points Listed For Annie

Three local businesses Dixie Soda Shop Kimsey Plumbing and Shwartzberg’s will host ticket sales for the Jan 6 Annie Get Your Gun show at Senior High auditorium. Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Broadway star cast led by Lynne Torres. All seats are reserved with best seats going to first applicants.

Dixie Soda Shop Kimsey Plumbing Shwartzberg Ali Bernet Junior Chemister of Commerce Lynne Torres Bennet Broa

North Carolina Top News of 1953 Across Counties and Coast

The year’s top stories include a August hurricane losses totaling millions and a statewide crime wave with two bank robberies in Williamston and Garner. Wright brothers anniversary events in Kitty Hawk and Rowan County’s bicentennial drew national attention amid Eisenhower’s Salisbury visit.

Kitty Hawk North Carolina Wright Brothers Royal Air Force Atlantic Wright Wilmington

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