Foreign Aid Cut Possible by Half Says Senator
Sen. John L. McClellan Arkansas said foreign aid can be halved next year without harming essential programs if Europe conducts itself. He noted Truman budgeted about 7.6 billion for aid and that Dulles has pressed European states for performance as Congress reviews the budget.
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Britain braces for repeat North Sea flood threat
In Britain 16,009 troops and civilians guard 300 miles of east coast as sandbags pile along reinforced sea walls amid spring tides. Officials warn winds to force level could replicate February devastation. Amsterdam reports no new breaches. Belgium sees high waters surge through dikes near Antwerp.
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Pickets Form At Augusta H-Bomb Plant
Pickets from an AFT painters' union appeared at all gates of the Savannah River hydrogen bomb project in Augusta Georgia and workers from other unions joined the stand. The Atomic Energy Commission spokesman said 27 000 organized workers would not cross the lines potentially halting construction by Du Pont as general contractor.
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Savannah River
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Pacific defense talks seen by Western powers
United States Britain France Australia and New Zealand plan talks on Far East defense. India’s Nehru urged recognition of Communist China, arguing power balance shifted and that some nations fear a Western-dominated alliance. Indians view UN actions on Korea as a setback.
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Eisenhower joins briefing on H bomb age at White House
President Eisenhower sits as a pupil in a secret briefing with Atomic Energy Commission leaders Gordon Dean Henry Smyth Thomas Murray and Eugene Zuckert at the White House. They outline atomic energy, including the hydrogen bomb and peaceful uses, without making policy decisions. Also discussed is progress on the atomic powered submarine Nautilus and its long undersea range.
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Pacific
Cold Wave Ends Crippling Snow Across Regions
Cold air halted a major winter storm that threatened heavy snow in New England and swirled high winds across Nebraska and Kansas. Snow amounts in New England varied from six inches to light flurries while the plains faced near blizzard conditions with dust storms and 100 mph winds in some locales.
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Models to testify in Jelke vice trial in New York
Two handwriting experts a blonde TV actress and two models are due to testify as the Jelke vice trial resumes in general sessions court. The case centers on Pat Ward and the 23 year old oleo fortune heir facing seven counts of compulsory prostitution and conspiracy related to peddling love favors of nightclub glamor girls. The trial has been closed to press and public by Judge Valente for public morals reasons.
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New York
Minot F
Mickey) Jelke
General Sessions Court
Anthony J. Liebler
Pat Ward
Vice
Miss Ward
Jelke
Francis L. Valente
Mrs. Mary Hall Dies After Prolonged Illness in Thomasville
Mrs. Mar Leona Reed Hall aged 56 died in a local hospital after a two week stay following an extended illness. Born in Davidson County on November 25, 1896 she was the daughter of Emmett and Dora Reed and longtime resident of the community. She married D. E. Hall on October 10 1925 and is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs. Webster Cecil and Patty Sue Hall two sons Bobby Hall and Jack Hall one sister Mrs. Zeb Johnson one half brother Johnny Everhart and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are set from J C Green and Sons Funeral Home to move to Heidleburg Evangelical and Reformed Church Tuesday at 2 p.m. with interment in Holly Hills Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Mar Leona Reed Hall
Doc E. Hall
Myers Street
Davidson County
Emmett
Dora Michael Reed
Heidleburg
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Heidleburg Evangelical
Tag Day Sales Net 324.93 For High Point Heart Fund
The High Point Heart Association reports tag day sales totaling 324.93 on Valentine Day. The Heart Fund drive closes February 28. Y Teens helpers include Armfield Bennett Boylen Burroughs Beamon Calclasure Garner Harris Haworth Hester James Murray McGahey Matthews Rice Roberts Smith Taylor Thompson and others. Contributions may be sent to P O Box 521 High Point.
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Marjorie Haworth
Brenda Hester
Sandra James
Su- Pat Murray
Faye Myers
Jackie Ian MecGahey
Jamie Matthews
Rice
Jean Roberts
Vickie Smith
CoLista Taylor
Betsy Thompson
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High Point
Mrs Eunice Tysinger Dies In Thomasville At 45
Mrs Eunice Smith Tysinger 45 wife of Walter B Tysinger and resident of 807 East Guilford Street died at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem this morning after an extended illness Born near Denton December 15 1908 she had lived in Thomasville 28 years She was active in Trinity Methodist Church and held positions in the Sunday School and Women’s Society She is survived by her husband a daughter Nancy her mother and three brothers The body will remain at J C Green and Sons Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Walter B. Tysinger
East Guilford Street
Batist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Davidson County
Denton
A. J. Smith
Fannie Hill Smith
Newport News, Va
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Thomasville Cub Units To Hold Honor Night
About 30 Cub Scouts in Thomasville will present an honor night at 7 30 at First Presbyterian Church. Members of three packs perform Civil War skits and several awards will be given. Jack Roser leads the packs and mothers assist with arrangements for the event sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church.
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Thomasville
First Presbyterian Church
Jack Roser
Boundary Breakfasts Divide Two Cities
William Hess eats breakfast in Cheektowaga and sleeps in Buffalo as his home sits on the border between the two New York communities. The odd arrangement draws attention in the Twin City area.
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Bill Buffalo, N. Y
William Hess
Cheektowaga
N. Y
Buffalo
Firemen Extinguish Thomasville Blaze
Firefighters from Thomasville battled a blaze on West Guilford Street about 10:40 AM. A defective flue caused the house owned by Sampson P. Pullin to catch fire, with damage to two rooms and some clothes burned. A woman tried to salvage items, ripping curtains and shades as the flames spread.
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West Guilford Street
Sampson P. Pullin
Lindsay Loftin
Washday Mishap Sends Firemen to East Green Street Call
Firemen responded to a washday mishap caused by an overloaded washing machine at 906 East Green Street. They disconnected the machine and replaced the fuse after a 7:04 a.m. call. No damage was reported.
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Bridges Street
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Condition of Wreck Victim Still Critical
The condition of Mrs. H. M. Edens of Route 1 High Point remains extremely critical after a Saturday automobile crash at Centennial Avenue and CC Camp Road. The 54 year old woman was pinned in her sedan by a tractor trailer collision and suffers multiple compound fractures and internal injuries.
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Route 1
High Point
Centennial Avenue
Highway 68
CC Camp Road
Death of Delmar C. Carter Blamed on Stroke and Alcoholism
Coroner W W Harvey cites stroke and acute alcoholism as the causes in the death of 41 year old Delmar C Carter found slumped beside a bed at 1226 Hoover Street. Dr W T Tice filed the report with police this morning.
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W. W. Harvey
Delmar C. Carter
W. T. Tice
Baptists to Meet at Allen Jay Church
The High Point District Baptist Training Union will gather at Allen Jay Baptist Church on Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. The session aims to organize district activities and plan upcoming events.
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High Point District Baptist Training Union
Allen Jay Baptist Church
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