Students favor Eisenhower in school poll and events
A ca high school poll shows 50 percent favor General Dwight D Eisenhower mirroring national sentiment. Other candidates receive small percentages while students anticipate leaders for the future. The article also notes lectures theater events and student inductions in Beta Club and Key Club with upcoming film showings and exams.
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Anne Thompson
Inca
NTER
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Drew Pearson
Douglas MacArthur
Harrys. Truman
Harold Stassen
Estes Keauver
Earl Warren
Robert A. Taft
Thomas Dewey
Service News Highlights From North Carolina Units
Wounded in Korea Pfc Arthur Ray Street reported as hospitalized in Korea after arrival home to his wife Mrs Florence Welborn of Pleasant Garden. Pfc Wel born joined Jan 21 1951 and has been in Korea since Aug 19 1951. M Sgt Fred Die B Glaesner of High Point graduated from Fort Jackson Infantry School Little Benning with the 8th Infantry Division. He earned the Purple Heart and Combat Infantry Badge and serves with Company H Infantry, 8th Division. Webb S S Air promoted won marksman medal at Lackland AFB Texas, son of Mr and Mrs Lacy Webb of 321 Pickett Street High Point. SGT Herman B Duncan hospitalized at Camp Gordon Ga after Japan duty. son of Mrs Goldie Duncan Route 1. PFC Billy Nance and Pvt Lloyd Nance Jr stationed at Clark Field Luzon entertained base personnel with talent show. sons of Mr and Mrs R L Nance Archdale. CPL Jerry Lowe returned to duty with the Ninth Reserves. promoted to squad leader. NING L Bran Nins promoted to rank of ant in US Air Force. chief surgical assistant at Shaw AFB Sumter. Wife Ellen planning to join him. Harry L Barringer promoted to Rhine Military Post in Rhine Ammunition Depot French Zone Europe. 20-year-old High Point High School graduate to begin three-year tour. James H Talley son of Mr and Mrs de Talley 625 Cable serving with US Army 24th Division promoted from Private to Private First Class. moved from North Korea to Japan. Menhaden oil widely used in soap paint linoleum waterproof sabate and tempering. Kos island birthplace of Hippocrates father of medicine.
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Freddie B. Glaesner
High Point
Little Benning
Eighth Infantry Division
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
R. J. Glaesner
Glaesner
Korea
Comay, H. Infantry
Na Cag One
L. Bran. Nins
Ant
United States Air Force
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumter
Ellen
Harry L. Barringer
Tomlinson Street
Rhine
Rhine Ammunition Depot
Germany
High Point High School
Europe
Judge Gwyn to Speak at High Point Association Meeting
Judge Gwyn of the 21st Judicial District will deliver a talk at High Point during the association’s ninth annual membership meeting on February 15. The event draws members from High Point and nearby cities.
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Gwyn
21St Judicial District
Taft Blames Truman for Korean War in Campaign Speech
Sen. Robert A. Taft charged President Truman with responsibility for the Korean War and accused federal policy of hypocrisy in a luncheon address to the Women's National Republican Club. He argued U.S. policy since Tehran, Yalta, and Potsdam has been bipartisan in name only and warned of a looming garrison state driven by Soviet threats.
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New York
Robert A. Taft
R.O
United States
Women's National Republican Club
Taft
Truman
State of the Union
Tehran
Yalta
Potsdam
Vandenberg
Senate
United Nations
Eume
Oaten
Hemere
Itselies
Bey Mediary Service
Love Strike Ends In Italian Mountain Village
In Monte Flavio Italy the so called love strike that halted village life for years ended after a council compromise. Midwife Bruna Paolini was given a two month leave and Wanda Boscagli took charge as a substitute amid talk of a monopoly over baby deliveries. The village, with one radio and no cars, remains quiet after the period of social turmoil.
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Monte Flavio
Italy
Rome
Bruna Paolini
Wanda Boscagli
Bruna
Wanda
Self-Operation Proves Fatal in New Orleans
A 60-year-old man from Gretna La died at Charity Hospital after slashing his stomach with a pen knife to cure a stomach ache. He cut out about 12 inches of intestine, washed his intestines in a kitchen sink, and could not close the wound. The hospital identified him as Landry.
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New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Landry
Gretna
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Borden's
Gold Room
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David Smith
Donald Rickert
Charles Flinner
Buddy Bul
Center Theater
National Beta Club
Donald Monroe
Virginia Anne Walker
Peasy Tobias
Sue Folger
Tomm Wood
Patsy Miller
Gary Kirkman
Jimmy Blair
Mary Stuart
Jerry Anderson
Ronda Miller
Marlene Dellinger
Elaine Ellison
Mike Jones
Dwight Payne
Rosie Wienberry
Barbara Leonard
Colon Farlow
P ‘Miller
Betsy
Ber Ishee
Ishec
Arthur Ray Street
Welborn
Florence F. Welborn
Pleasant Garden
Pfc
Ae Webb
S. Air
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Lacy
Pickett Street
High Int
Herman B. Duncan
Camp Gordon
Japan
Goldie Duncan
Route 1
Billy Nance
Pre
Lloyd Nance, JR
Clark Field
Luzon
Philippine Islands
R. L. Nance
Archdale
Jerry K.owe
Lenees
James H. Talley
Jane Mrs. de Talley
Cable
U. S. Army
North Korea
Kos
The
Aegean Sea
Hippocrates
Allen Gwyn
Just
Beluivelt
Ream
High Point Stores
Kenmoor
Carlane
Traina & Son
Fred Greenberg
Mademoiselle G"’ van Raalte Angelique
Black
Larkwood
S. Main ST
Dan Millstein
Paris
Lebow
Lee
Teeny
North Main Street
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