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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1953
Page
2
An ambulance responding to a accident call collided with a car near Sissonville West Virginia Sunday night. Five people were injured and four were killed all car occupants aged 14 to 20 including two sisters. Witness said the car tried to pass a truck and sideswiped the truck causing a loss of control and impact with the ambulance.
Liverpool customs officers boarded the ship from West Africa and kissed the backs of parrots to search for birds aboard. They acted as authorities ban imports of parrots in Britain due to a psittacosis outbreak affecting poultry.
Bridge column explains a hand where South bids game after North shows over 10 points. West leads queen of spades and South avoids covering, allowing East to win the first trick. The play proceeds with diamonds and clubs, leading to a successful game for South after careful trump management.
Capt. Ted Williams former Boston Red Sox outfielder crash landed a flaming Marine Panther jet on his first Korea mission at VA N advance air base. He escaped unharmed after an icy takeoff and a hard belly landing as smoke poured from the wreck. Williams joined the 33rd Marine Air Group after arriving in Korea February 3.
Pebble Beach California resident Clark Lee aged 46, a leading AP war correspondent from the fall of Bataan to Japan’s surrender, died of a heart attack yesterday. He married Hawaiian princess Liliuokuokalani in 1938 after a career spanning Mexico City, Honolulu, Shanghai, Tokyo, Manila and coverage of Pearl Harbor. Lee later freelanced from this coastal community.
John Barrett of Kenmore discovers a marble larger than the neck of a pop bottle, a curious object found in a local suburban setting in Buffalo.
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AKRON Ohio Mrs Lee Schmidt told how she was caught shoplifting and received a light sentence. The judge reviewed her record and found a prior arrest for the same offense, adding ten days to the sentence.
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Two USC students John Bonner and Leo McDermott said they were distracted by sight of California women, causing their car to rear end the chauffeur driven limousine of Los Angeles Mayor Fletcher Bowron. The collision caused a 75 dollar dent at an intersection.
A Municipal Finance Officers Association survey of 90 cities shows 58 use coinsurance clauses in fire and extended coverage policies while only eight insure at full value without coinsurance.
George U L Leavitt of Lebanon New Hampshire remains in office as deputy sheriff at age 88, marking his 55th consecutive one-year term in the role. The long-tenured official continues to perform duties and uphold law enforcement in the county.
Attorneys for Joseph Buick Hegler file for a writ of habeas corpus in criminal court seeking immediate release from Knox County jail. They defend his innocence in the March 1951 pistol slaying of Mrs. C Fred Hawkins and accuse police of mistreatment and an invalid arrest.
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