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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1953

Page

2

Prisoner Smokes Cigarette After Climbing Cell Bars

Alg Choate, 18, was moved to stronger lockups after escaping his cell at a precinct station by twisting bars and sitting atop the cell while smoking a cigarette. Choate said he attempted to borrow a cigarette from another prisoner.

Alg Choate Choate

Just Under Influence of 20 Highballs Trial

In Taunton Massachusetts Superior Judge Harry Kalus told jurors the acquittal of Austin Yay for drunkenness mocked justice. Conway admitted drinking 20 brandy highballs but insisted he was not drunk just under the influence. the jury agreed.

Taunton Mass Harry Kalus Austin Yay Conway

First Negro Reporter Hired In Detroit

Collins C. George began work at the Detroit Free Press as the first Black reporter hired by Detroit’s major daily papers. He is a 43 year old Harvard and USC educated veteran, previously with the Pittsburgh Courier, and a former editor for its Detroit edition. He served as a wartime war correspondent in Europe.

Detroit Collins C. George Detroit Free Press Today George Lee Hills Freera General Daily Field Hills The Free Press Collins George Pittsburgh Courier Harvard University of Southern California Howard University John S. Knight Chicago Daily News Akron Beacon-Journal Miami Herald Courier

AFL Executive Council focuses on foreign relations strategy

In Miami Beach AFL Executive Council sessions center on crafting an international labor program with potential Europe and South America outreach. George Meany, new AFL president, signals no specifics while noting a grave budgetary mood and possible wage policy renegotiations if Congress ends wage controls.

Miami Beach Fila American Federation of Labor AFL Erful Europe South America George Meany Labor Congress Meany

Palladium Rings See Rising Use Across Jewelry Field

A Pittsburgh ring maker reports palladium, a brilliant white precious metal, has gained a secure position with trade and consumers. Used for 30 years, its strongest growth has been in the last five years due to extensive wartime experience and its intrinsic qualities. The firm doubled palladium use in five years and about 70 percent of its ornamental rings now feature the metal in some design.

Pittsburgh Fred K. Hahn, Jr Jewlers Hahn

Oklahoma teen wins NAREB essay contest amid plagiarism row

Congressmen honored Shirley Malone of Muskogee Oklahoma at a Washington lunch after her prize essay was found to copy a 1948 Popular Homes article. Lawmakers defended her, saying she wrote it as a class assignment, and she had traveled on an all expenses paid tour to the NAREB convention before the tour was canceled.

Washington Oklahoma Shirley H. Malone Muskogee Okla National Association of Real Estate Boards Ed Edmondson D-Okla Robert S. Kerr NAREB Assembly Popular Homes

TV Radio Schedule Highlights From Friday and Saturday

A dense list of daily broadcasts across ABC CBS NBC and local stations. Program blocks include news, talk, variety, dramas, kids shows, sports, and late night offerings with multiple time slots and channel designations.

Glen Thompson Whpe-Fm Cbe Abc-Mbs-East Kiddies Abc-Mbs Abe Cbs Abe Beulah Cbs News Cbs Daily Mbs Abe Jo Stafford Newa Cbs Evening Abe Mr. Keen Tracer Abe Johnny Dollar Cbs Ozzie & Harriet Corliss Archer Abe Eugenie Baird Abe Capitol Cbs Boxing Abe Ty Valley Boys Cbs Orchestra Nets WBTV Charlotte Kurt Channel 2

Taft Sees Senate Backing Ike Reorganization Plan

Republican leader Taft predicted the Senate would approve President Eisenhower s plan to reorganize government agencies for efficiency. The House had passed the measure 389 to five, extending the authorizing law for two years. Taft noted possible action on tidelands and Hawaii statehood and referenced Taft Hartley and rent control measures.

Washington Robert A. Taft Senate Eisenhower House E.s.t Joseph R. McCarthy Congress Taft Hawaii

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