Child recovers from coma at Brooklyn hospital
Brooklyn girl out of a coma but still under oxygen tent in critical condition. Hospital report notes improvement though she remains seriously ill as doctors monitor her recovery.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1952
Page
1
Portable radios head to Raleigh patrol cars
A portable two way radio is the State patrols newest talkie for use by patrolmen who must leave their equipped cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Stateway Patrol
Extravagance In Air Bases Investigated
Washington senators pressed for more testimony on waste and haste in secret air base construction near the North Pole and in Africa. Witnesses Huggins and Pick were recalled as the probe examined pay schemes, standby pay totaling millions, and suspected use of improper materials. The Africa program, dubbed Atlas, cost about 350 million dollars with five contractors sharing an estimated five million dollars in fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Pole
North Africa
Air Force
Edwin V. Huggins
Lewis A. Pick
Army Engineers
Senate Preparedness
Sen. Hunt
D-Wye
Blue Jay
Africa
Air Force Fee
Pentagon
Huggins
Atlas
Sk. O
Supervor Army
Upset Bid Filed On School Site
An article details a bid dispute over Elm Street property and Tate Park in a city bidding process. It notes County Superior bid results, new sale advertising, and planned City Council actions on March 4 regarding Tate Park and Elm Street property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Superior
Elm Street
E. Cridlebaugh
Anak
Tate Park
Ws Park
First Ba Monday Church
City Ata Steel Os Dee Ell
Wake Forest coroner to hold inquest into two teen deaths
A coroner's inquest will be held Tuesday into the deaths of Otis Keith, 17, of Raleigh and Shirley Ann Davis, 16, of Wake Forest. Keith died when his car struck a log truck last week. Davis died later in Wake Forest hospital. The inquest outcome will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Otis Keith
Raleigh
Shirley Ann Davis
Keith
Steel Workers Expect Fair Settlement in Wage Talks
Pittsburgh report says 650000 steel workers foresee a fair wage settlement or a third plan will be their last. The United Steel Workers postpone action to March 23 to give the Wage Stabilization Board time for a nonrecommendation on 82.8 cents more per hour. The walkout was set for midnight and unions demand retroactive pay from Jan 1, 1952, charging companies with filibuster to delay a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steel
Wage Stabilization Board
Tadan
Taft
Truman
Gael
Tragic Tractor Accident Claims 14-Year-Old Harold Stegall
Harold Stegall, 14, of the Chapel community in Monroe North Carolina, died when his overturned tractor crushed him near here yesterday. His body was found beneath the road on the field edge after leaving home for a nearby field. Funeral services were held today. he was the son of Mrs Bertha Stegallow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
N. C
Harold Stegall
Chapel
Bertha Stegallow
Taft Clashes With Writer On TV Show Over Truman Remarks
Taft defended Truman during a TV appearance with Tex McCrary claiming his statement against personal hostility remains valid. The clash followed Newsweek and Daily News reports suggesting Eisenhower backers planned a new strategy to back Eisenhower. Taft accused McCrary of calling him a liar and demanded a retracting statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truman
Newsweek Magazine
MacArthur
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
New York Daily News
Europe
Nations Committee
Washington
Sen
Lodge
R-Mass
Taft
Texy McCrary
Truman McCrary
Senate
United States
Bescoe Era
McCrary
Woman Dies Of Wounds In Tyretha Potts Case
Woman Tyretha Suits Potts dies of wounds at Memorial Hospital after being shot by her estranged husband in a mid town cafe. Vernon Vestal Potts admits firing four bullets, a murder charge is filed, and the husband is jailed on open charges. Police give conflicting details as county officers pursue related warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyretha
Potts
Siyeanola
D. L. Shuler
Vernon Vestal Potts
Shaer
R. E. Kesler
Dewiie
Truce Teams Batter Over Troop Rotation At Panmunjom
UN and Communist negotiators narrow the deadlock on troop rotation at Panmunjom Korea with new offers within 5 000 troops and one entry port. US and Allied officials push for a halt to forced repatriation while exchanges on war prisoners continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
U. N
Russia
Pu San
Donald O. Darrow
U S Troops Smash Red Led Riot In Korean Prison
American forces quelled a large riot in a Korean civil prison with extensive casualties reported. About 22 injured, 69 dead, and 142 captured or restrained amid clashes using wooden clubs, rocks, and knives. The disturbance involved roughly 1,500 inmates from a 5,000 strong population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Tao Atet
Slater Land Stockade
South Korea
Victims Testify On Flogging Incidents In Raleigh Case
Two victims described being whipped in South Carolina until the blood ran as part of an ongoing investigation. Witnesses, including Mrs Seerths, testified before a special grand jury in Raleigh about the assaults and related threats. hearings proceed with no indictments expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
South Carolina
Grand Jury
Arlene
Se Justice Department
Ang
As. Martin
John C. Rodman
Fair Bluff
N. C
Kiavern
Fayetteville
N.C
Ook
Sana
Lae ‘Ing
Mt Lating
Armed Tennessee townsmen blot bank robber with gunfire
Middleton Tennessee residents chased and wounded Henry Bondurant after a bank hold up. Witnesses described a western style fusillade as they pursued the suspect and recovered about $10,000. The bandit and a wounded cashier were treated, and Bondurant was later held on bank robbery charges with escape counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
Tenn
Willie Sutton
Tennessee Valley
Eant
Henry Bondurant
Tenna
Hodge
Robber Hodge
Bondurant
Sfoot
FBI
Escaie
Stricter Laws May Be Needed Says Senator
Washington senator John Williams urged review of a two year waiting period before former government employees can represent defendants in tax cases. He questioned waivers granted by the Internal Revenue Service and proposed stricter legislation if waivers are improper. He highlighted waivers for the New York firm of ex commissioner Joseph D. Nunan and criticized tax debts not collected by clients of that firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
Sen
Johnficials
Delaware Republican
Williams
Senate
Bureau
New York
Revenue
Joseph D. Nunan
Nunan
Justice Department
Portage
Wis
Denmark Brewing Co
Denmark
Fanny
Barden
Racine
South Koreans Repel Communist Assault on Yang Island
U S Marines report smashing an assault by about 1000 Communist troops to seize Yang Island off the Korean east coast. A U S Marine captain led South Korean forces in a 34 hour battle that left 140 Reds dead and six captured while Allied units held the island near the 40th to 41st parallels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th Army
Korea
Yang Island
U. S
Songjin
U. N
Tet Ieeeee
Yalu
Manchurian
Tier
Freight Cars Derailed on Atlantic Line Railroad
A northbound Atlantic Line Railroad freight train derailed early, blocking tracks and causing a traffic tie up. Efforts to clear the line began but no immediate long term closure announced. Passenger trains were affected as work continued on the derailed cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Line
Plans Formed for Sir Walter Raleigh Day Celebration
The Sir Walter Raleigh Day Commission in Raleigh plans anniversary events with Dr. Clarence Poe as vice-chairman and the board outlining initial activities. The details reflect a community effort to honor Raleigh’s historic figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAPS
Piny
Clarence Poe
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