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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1950

Page

10

Newspapermen Charged With Criminal Libel in Rape Case

Two newspapermen Deling Booth of the Associated Press Columbia Bureau and John H. McCray publisher of Lighthouse and Informer in Columbia were indicted by Greenwood county grand jury on criminal libel charges related to published remarks about a 16 year old white rape victim. Bench warrants were issued for Booth and McCray and witnesses Sheriff J. Calvin White Deputy S. M. Cooper and Lt. J. D. Watson testified. Maximum penalty is one year and or $5,000 fine. Trial not likely before the March 13 term of court.

Greenwood S. C Greenwood County Grand Jury Deling Booth Columbia Bureau Associated Press John H. McCray Lighthouse and_ Informer Megro Columbia Sam R. Watt Spartanburgh

4-H Youths Abroad Build Bridges Through Farm Exchanges

American 4-H youths and European farm hosts exchanged visits to deepen world understanding. About 31 rural youths returned to 22 states after four months abroad, with plans to reach 200000 people via talks and broadcasts next year. The program, run by USDA Extension Service, costs taxpayers nothing.

International Farm Youth Exchange United States Department of Agriculture Extension — Service Young People’s

President's Message Shadowed as Dud by Wherry and Others

Senator Wherry of Nebraska called President Truman's state of the union message a dud criticizing higher taxes and socialist spending while Democratic leader Lucas praised it as a humanitarian expression. The record shows mixed congressional reaction with comments from Taft Connally Anderson Brewster and others. The note ends with an unrelated line about holly trees producing female specimens and berries.

Washington Wherry Nebraska Truman Congress Lucas Illinois Far East

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