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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1950

Page

13

Truman rejects seizure powers amid coalfield unrest

Reports from the coal fields show J L Lewis defying a government stop-work order amid a looming Taft-Hartley seizure debate. In western Pennsylvania five UMW locals including Robena reject the edict, with about 4 250 members in those locals. Guards of miners fear wage talks and potential nationwide stoppage continue.

White House Congress Pres Charlies G. Ross Truman Washington Pittsburgh J L. Lewis Lewis’ United Mine Oe Sylvania Borbena Masontown Battle Indiana Ohio West Virginia Rank and File Pennsylvania Robena Masontown High School Lewis Library Westland Fhrenfeld Culver Johnstown Cont Ted UMW Alabama Tom Crawford Birmingham Ala

Here To Face The Theft Charge

Law officers returned from Georgia with Henry E. Odom 39 formerly of 423 Mangum Avenue held in default of 1000 bond. He faces charges of breaking entering and larceny for allegedly entering Piedmont Oil on English Street extension and taking 17 tires valued at 408.55 with accomplices. Odom was arrested this week in Wrightsville Georgia and held for local law officers.

Georgia Piedmont Oil Company English Street Henry E. Odom Mangum Avenue Odom Wrightsville

Campaigning Under Way At Jaycee Meet

Greensboro February session of the North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce opened with political campaigning. More than 450 Jaycees and wives registered for a two day program featuring forums on membership, elections and awards, plus a Miss North Carolina pageant and a fashion show. Candidates Rush Ramrick Jr and Edgar Snider vie to succeed Micou Brown as state president with Raleigh convention in May.

Greensboro North Carolina Raleigh Ing Cliffper Alhambra Calif United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Ernest Stockton Lebanon Jack Cornelius Chicago Jaycees Bernard Leary Morehead City William Folk Jaycee Cooper Robert D. Holleman Durham

Local Singers Are Top Honors In Thomasville

The Four of High Point won first place in the Second Annual Quartet contest at Thomasville high school auditorium earning $50. Friends Voices of Grace took second, The 6rth State Quartet of Lexington placed third. About 10 quartets competed. open to non professional groups. Gospel Four members listed with Ray Hussey and Grady Combs among them.

Thomasville High Point Thomasville High School Drive School Ray Hussey Grady Combs Tate Edwards Edwin Fuller Banks Bragg Hal Harrison Joe Long WTNC

Britain Set for Elections Amid Cold War Debate

Amid calls for a new British election, Prime Minister Attlee touted postwar gains in production, agriculture, and exports. Churchill urged a tougher stance on American aid and atomic weapon controls, while Bevin and other Labour figures denounced the Edinburgh speech as political stunt.

America Churchill United Nations Atomic Energy Commission Britain China France Canada Attlee Lord Beaverto A Joseph Stalin Iain Rea Ee Oe Bevin Edinburgh

Tydings Presses UN Poll on World Disarmament

Senator Wiley urges United Nations poll on hydrogen bomb threat and disarmament, CIO backs UN talks led by Philip Murray and Jacob Potofsky. Connally says Russians should initiate high level talks, Stassen calls for bipartisan U.S. bid with top officials to secure open inspections and world disarmament.

Wiley R-Wis Foreign Relations United States United Nations Congress of Industrial Organizations Connally G Rapids Mich Stassen Soviet Union Acheson Johnson Omar Bradley Taft Ohio Vandenberg R-Mich Bernard Baruch Dwight D. Eisenhower

Motorman To Face Trial In Mineola For Crash

Nassau County District Attorney Frank A. Gulotta said motorman Kiefer would be arraigned Monday morning in First District Court at Mineola. He faces second degree manslaughter charges after his 12 car train carrying about 800 people collided with a westbound train at 10 36 p m EST. Police and railroad officials stated Kiefer ran two red signals before the crash and no mechanical defect was found.

Nassau County Frank A. Gulotta Kiefer First District Court Mineola N. Y Gulotta Manhattan

Smear Campaign Charged in North Carolina Education Race

Salem reports supporters of Mrs. Margaret McDermott of Winston-Salem claim opponents run a smear campaign in the North Carolina Federation election to be held next Thursday. C. M. Abernethy of Lenoir opposes her, as McDowell county schools superintendent. McDermott's campaign cites a push for higher teacher salaries and a 30 percent increase during the legislature.

Salem Margaret McDermott Winston-Salem North Carolina Fa Tion Association McDermott C. M. Abernethy Lenoir McDowell County Abernethy Sarah Olive Smith Mise Smith

Fire Sets Off Synvac XPMISSIONS Incident

A fire at Synvac XPMISSIONS endangered area damaged tanks but saved two 30 000 gallon and one 18 000 gallon storage tanks by safety valves. Officials said service would not be interrupted. G S Horne vice president said the fire started when a tank truck moved and a ee coupling on concrete touched off a spark.

G. S. Horne Ae Company Horne

Charged Again With Passing Worthless Check

C R Yates Jr, 25, of 104 Wood Street is charged with issuing a worthless check for 50 dollars drawn on the First National Bank of Thomasville. Police filed the warrant for M J Livengood of 106 East Burton. Yates faced trial earlier this week in municipal and recorder courts.

C. R. Yates, Jr Wood First National Bank of Thomasville M. J. Livengood East Burton Yates Recorder's Court of

Final Rites For Jones M Griffin Retired Farmer

Final rites for Jones M Griffin 77 year old retired farmer of Route 4 will be at 2 30 this afternoon at Allen Jay church with Rev Dennis Larkins officiating. A brief service will be at the home before. Burial in Springfield cemetery. Griffin died Friday afternoon after a sudden illness.

Jones M. Griffin Route 4 Allen Jay Church Dennis Larkins Springfield Cemetery Griffin

Agreement To Come Slowly Shapes The Nation Speech

The plan favors open markets and substantial tariff cuts, stressing that U S policy must align domestic and foreign actions with the anti Soviet drive. Acheson signals unity with Europe, economic reform, and continued aid to Asia and the Middle East to bolster non communist blocs.

Am— Oe Rayne Warligh U.S Acheson United States Russia Asia North Atlantic Southeast Asia Middle East

Mrs James G Kenan Dies at 97 in Wilmington

Mrs James G Kenan 97 longtime Wilmington resident and prominent North Carolina family member died at 3 30 PM after a three week illness. Born at Oakland Plantation Duplin County she was daughter of Col Christ Hill and Emily Hill and widow of Capt James Graham Kenan of Kenansville. Survived by two sons Owen H Kenan and Thomas S Kenan a daughter Mrs Homily H Kenan and other relatives. Funeral set for Monday at Saint James Episcopal Church with burial at Oakdale.

Wilmington James G. Kenan North Carolina Oakland Plantation Duplin County Christ Hill Emily Howard Hill Christopher Dudley H A James Graham Kenan Kenansope Cup Owen H. Kenan Thomas S. Kenan Atlanta, Ga

Billy Graham Revival Opens in Columbia South Carolina

Columbia holds its largest religious revival in 25 years with Billy Graham leading a three week event. A 300 voice choir and special music staff accompany the evangelist as more than 40 churches sponsor the meeting beginning tomorrow afternoon.

Columbia S. C Billy Graham Angeles Boston Graham Charlotte N. C Northwestern Schools Minneapolis

Rural Fire Protection Committee to Meet

Raleigh, Feb. 18. A nine member committee named by Governor Scott to study extending fire protection to rural areas will hold its first meeting here Monday. The group will elect a chairman and begin mapping its program with Insurance Commissioner Waldo C. Cheek.

Raleigh Scott Waldo C. Cheek

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