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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1954
Page
9
Gen Mark Clark rejects Syngman Rhee's charges that he promised limited armed Indian troops would not be militarized. Rhee cites higher numbers arriving and firing on prisoners. Clark urges full investigation of Cpl Edward Dickenson and supports court martial for 22 troops who refused repatriation.
Four leaders from the Southern Presbyterian Church debated unification with the Northern church during the Dallas Presbytery winter meeting. Opponents warned the merger would collapse the Southern church, while supporters argued for a broader Protestant unity beyond national lines.
A Kansas citizen accused Greenwood School of not displaying the American flag after a red weather signal flag appeared. Principal Lucile Sherman explained the flag was due to bad weather and warned children to enter the building.
New York reports Saul Bellow, born in Canada, won the National Book Award for fiction for The Adventures of Augie March. Bruce Catton received the non fiction prize for A Stillness at Appomattox. Conrad Aiken earned the poetry prize for Collected Poems.
Word puzzle clues about jewels and related terms. Across and Down entries include color related hints, animal clues and common jewelry terms. The grid references a mix of gemstone names and descriptive phrases to solve.
Prepared essential oil refers to an oil made by distillation. Black in French is noir. A volcano in is a vent erupting. Property item hints at estate item or realty. Cheered equals hailed or cheered on. Instructor denotes teacher. Infernal regions equals hellish zones or inferno areas.
Ralph L. Burgin Jr resigns from National Roasting Co in Washington to become TV program director at North Carolina State College effective February 1. Chancellor Carey H Bostian announced the appointment. Burgin, 38, from Charlotte, will help launch WUNC TV on channel 4 with 100000 watt transmitter while studios will be in Chapel Hill and Greensboro.
Senators Lennon and Hoey of North Carolina urge Secretary Humphrey to keep Allison James of Greensboro as director of the state Savings Bond program. James refused a resignation request from Elmer Rustad and cited political motives, with Walter Johnson named as a potential Republican replacement.
Raleigh The Paroles Board declines to grant parole to Raymond Hair serving 15 to 20 years for the murder of Roy Coble at Wake Forest. Gov. Umstead concurs. board chair Dr. C H Patrick recuses himself. Hair’s next review is scheduled for January 20.
A report on Arab refugee issues argues that Palestinians and other refugees have become a political reality in the Middle East. It notes UNRWA relief limits, repatriation demands, and varied plans for resettlement in Syria Jordan Lebanon and Israel amid regional tensions.
United States Steel Corp reports record 1953 production sales and shipments and signals a strong 1954 year. Board chairman Benjamin Fairless says he expects good steel year with profits per share around 7.56 while noting economic uncertainty.
In doctor led trials the condition known as Monthly Periods showed complete stoppage or notable relief in about three of four cases. The report highlights a new injection that appears to calm the cramping and pain.
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