Dulles Piles Pressure on Red China for Asia Peace
Secret summit reports show Dulles urging a shift from nuclear disarmament to Asia policy. He praised Molotov yet warned that Russia uses peace offers to win Red China’s conference-table acceptance. Bidault and Eden weigh Molotov's aims against Indochina Korea and French Southeast Asia stance.
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Dulles
Germany
Austria
Molotov
Korea
Indochina
Asia
Oodiy cm
Bidault
Eden
Russia
Redina
Red China
High Pointer Arrested In Reidsville
George Hoyle Wray 24 of High Point is jailed in Reidsville on larceny and concealed weapons charges after a $50 theft at Citty's Store and service station. He and an unnamed partner allegedly robbed the cash register. Wray has prior prison terms for breaking and entering and theft.
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M County
Leon
George Hoyle Wray
Campbell St
High Nt
Wray
Citty
Reidsville
Roy Citty
Sunday speaker Rev C N Evans at Oak Grove Church
News of Interest To Colored People lists community events with Rev C N Evans as guest speaker at Oak Grove Christian Church Sunday at 11 am. Other notices include Elk lodges meetings at 4 pm, Garden Club at 8 pm with Eva McCain, American Legion at Ed Chavis home, Ever Ready Club at Lula Carter home, and Sympathy Club meeting with Elder J C Flintall. English Channel water flows eastward 1.5 mph per Britannica.
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C. N. Evans
Oak Grove Christian Church
ELK Notice
Furniture City Lodge
Piedmont Temple
Order of Elks
Parkside Garden Club
Eva McCain
Davis Ave
American Legion the
American Legion
Ed Chavis
Pearson St
Lula Carter
West St
Gertrude Malloy
Kingdom of God
J. C. Flintall
Marcus Brown
E. Commerce St
Test of Power at Pentagon Over Wilson Authority
A Pentagon power struggle centers on whether Defense Secretary Wilson holds supreme authority in military matters. The case of soldiers who stayed with Communist captors in Korea and the Dickenson court martial incident test top defense control and timing. Wilson asserts authority to discharge 21 soldiers dishonorably, while others cite due process limits.
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Pentagon
Wilson
Washington
Korea
Cpl
Edward Dickenson
Virginia
Reds
Army
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Marines
Dickenson
Enem
Favora
Walter Reed
Ft. Belvoir
James Jewett Carnes
Department
Cew
Navy
Defense
Secretary of the Army
Department of Defense
Secretary of Defense
Stock Market Slips for Second Day Amid Moderate Decline
New York stocks eased for a second straight session with a modest dip, while a mix of leaders held steady. Trading volume hovered around 1% million shares as numerous big names such as American Tel and Tel, General Electric, Chrysler, Boeing, and Studebaker showed mixed to lower performance.
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New York
New York Central
Texas Co
American Telephone
Kennecott Cooper
Dow Chemical
General Electric
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Studebaker
Goodrich
Boeing
Radio
P.m
Admiral Corporation
Alleghany Corporation
Cilied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers
American
American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Sssseces
Atchison, Top & SF
Atlantic Refinery
Cecccveeeces Oom Aveo Manufacturing
Stevceds
Baltimore & Ohio
Berdix Aviation
Bethlehem
Consolidated Edison Ve Atinental Vultee
Continental Can
Continental Motor
Continental Oil
Curtis Wright
Delaware Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
Cssseevees
isDow Chemical
Sseseeess
Dupont de Nemour
Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit
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National Cash Register Eee
National Dair
Product Jones
Eecseeeseeeees
Eeeeeeeene
Avia Sesse
Northern Pacific
Sveeeseees
Ohio Oil Compa Pany Scveseeeeee
Pacific Gas
Seaboard al RR
Sears Roebuck
Southern Railway
Calif
Te Stevens
J. P. Co
Stud
Vick Rete Iitetssseeees
Virginia-Caroemica
Truck Swerves To Ditch To Miss Auto On Highway 62
A tractor-trailer and a passenger car swapped sides of Highway 62 at about 9 a.m. A truck driven by Carlton Jackson of Dunn veered into a ditch while avoiding a collision with two approaching cars. Carl Eugene Murphy of Lexington drove the other car. no charges were filed and damage to the truck was about 150 dollars.
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L. E. Johnson
High Point
Johnson
Returned Tar Heel POW Dies in Durham VA Hospital
James Pinkston a North Carolina POW released from Communist captivity in April 1953 died at the Durham Veterans Administration Hospital after a heart condition worsened by malnutrition. He had suffered a stroke while free and had been unconscious since. His parents James and R S Pinkston formerly of Salisbury and Jacksonville now in Baltimore could not attend. Funeral services planned for Salisbury Saturday.
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Durham
James Linkston
Veterans Administration
R. S. Pinkston
Salisbury
Jacksonville
N. C
Japan
8Th Cavalry Regiment
Mother of Former High Pointer Dies
Mrs. A. S. Denny, 87, mother of Sam Denny formerly of High Point and now in Houston, died at her Mobile Alabama home last night at 9. She had been ill two months. Funeral services are set for 11 am Friday in Mobile with burial at 2 pm in Moss Point Alabama.
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A. S. Denny
Sam Denny
High Point
Houston
Texas
Mobile
Ala
Moss Point
Guilford County Domestic Relations Court picks judge
The Advisory Commission for Guilford County Domestic Relations Court will meet in High Point on February 3 to choose a judge. No announcement will be made until after joint action by the three governing units. Two High Point men are among six under consideration. names have not been released. The meeting follows a committee session led by J D Wilkins Jr of Greensboro. Luther Medlin will chair.
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Guilford County
High Point City Hall
J. D. Wilkins Jr
Greensboro
Luther Medlin
City installs new type trash receptacles downtown
City officials urge citizens to cooperate with a cleaning plan after installing 18 new type trash receptacles on downtown streets. City Manager T. E. Hinson notes the devices are sturdy and attractive, and more will follow as funds allow if residents use them.
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High Point
T. E. Hinson
Weather figures show cool nights and mild day
The forecast reports a low of 22 tonight and a high of 48 tomorrow. Today’s high was 42 with a low of 30 last night. Sunset is at 5 48 p m and sunrise tomorrow is 7 23 a m.
Eisenhower Seeks Readiness Against Deflation Risks
President Eisenhower pledges use of government resources to counter a potential deflationary spiral. He outlines plans on taxes housing finance agriculture and social insurance, stressing preparedness while avoiding over meddling and aiming for steady growth. He notes the Council of Economic Advisers and cites tax and housing proposals as key steps.
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Eisenhower
Ecoaeons
Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
Arthur F. Burns
Neil H. Jacoby
Walter W. Stewart
United States
Free
Soldier's Wife Reports Neuro Attack at Fort Bragg
The wife of an Army sergeant at Fort Bragg told authorities a uniformed Black man with a knife threatened her during an early morning break in. She said the intruder wore a helmet and belt with safety gear and escaped as her husband slept upstairs. no name was released.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
Enterprise Editor To Speak Before S. C. Newsmen
Holt Mc Pherson editor of The High Point Enterprise will speak on freedom of information at the South Carolina Press Association mid winter institute in Columbia February 12 and 13. SCPA president H D Osteen announced the event.
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Sumter, S. C
Holt McPherson
High Point
N.C
Midwinter Institute of the South Carolina Press Assn
Columbia
H.D. Osteen
SCPA
Sumter Paee
Elderly Motorist Collides With Police Car
A 71 year old motorist, Mrs Mary T Kearns, was cited for a stop sign violation after her car collided with a police patrol car at E Commerce and Perry Streets. The 3:40 p m crash caused $175 damage to the police car and $60 to the other vehicle. no injuries reported. Patrolman L J Stallings drove the police car. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon.
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E. Commerce
Perry Sts
Mary T. Kearns
Cain
Perry St
Commerce St
L. J. Stallings
Lewis Demonstrates Hunting Film to Sertoma Club
Fleet Lewis, an auto dealer, presented his filmstrip show to the Sertoma Club. The footage, shot last fall in northern Canada, features hunters bagging caribou, mountain goats, sheep, and grizzly bears as well as the ban Bahr Sr. presiding in Orville H. Fra zier’s absence. J. T. Mattison of the Rail attended as a guest.
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Fleet Lewis
Canada
Sertoma Club
Ban Bahr Sr
Arner Sr
Escapee Recaptured Within Few Hours
Fred Medlin an escapee from the County Jail was recaptured a few hours after his elusion. He began serving time last month after municipal court convictions. County officers recovered him and returned him to jail.
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Fred Medlin
Aenees High
Welfare and economic plan outlines broad benefit expansions
The president urged extending unemployment benefits to 26 weeks and Social Security coverage to 10 million people, expanding the minimum wage to millions more while cautioning about the employer burden. He proposed targeted timing and coordination with the economy and called for public works planning with potential federal outlays and state financing. He also touched on foreign policy, evaluating Randall's report on tariff extension and signaling a comprehensive program to Congress, aiming to reduce governmental interference in trade and capital flows.
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Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means Committee
Federal Housing Administration
Congress
Commission On Foreign Economic Policy
Clarence B. Randall
Randall
Bricker and Ike Aide Row Over Bricker Amendment
Senate debate on the Bricker amendment continues as Sen. Knowland reports Eisenhower may issue a letter reaction while Sen. George proposes a substitute to nullify international agreements conflicting with the constitution and require congressional action for executive pacts. Bricker deems the George plan unsatisfactory though some lawmakers see it as the best yet.
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Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Eisenhower
George
Knowland
California
GOP
White House
Sen. Ferguson
Michigan
Senate
Sen. Millikin
Rado
William P. Rogers
Ted
United States
Se White
Sewles Callen Gee
Awai Lea
Isenhower
Presi Nt
Ferguson Chs
Pong Amittee
John 8. Cooper
R-Ky
Congress
Full Clothing Outfit Taken By Thieves
The report details thefts from a downtown service station car and a YMCA locker. Ronald Brown reported a shirt pair of trousers belt shoes and a jacket missing from his unlocked auto between 8 30 and 9 45 yesterday with a value of 30 dollars. A wedding band also vanished from the glove compartment, valued at 30 dollars. Jack McDowell noted the glove compartment had been left locked. Philip Fulton reported 25 dollars in clothing stolen from a YMCA locker while he swam.
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Ronald Brown
Springfield Rd
Brown
Jack McDowell
Park St
YMCA
Phillip Fulton
Ferndale Dr
Sparta Man Named to Head Savings Bond Division
Walter P. Johnson 39 of Sparta NC was named North Carolina director of the Savings Bond Division of the U S Treasury. He succeeds Allison James 67 who is leaving Treasury service after years of valued service. Johnson will be based in Greensboro with a salary of 8360 yearly.
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Washington
Walter P. Johnson
Sparta
N. C
North Carolina
U. S. Treasury
Allison James
Treasury
James
Hoey
Lennon
Humphrey
Johnson
Watts-Ritter
Huntington
W.va
Vanner C. Maxwell
Wake Forest College
The
Johnston
Greensboro
Relief for nasal congestion touted by KLORONOL drug ad
An advertisement claims KLORONOL relieves nasal misery including congestion pressure and runny nose. It states the product costs 3 dollars, offers a money back guarantee, and is sold at Cecil's Drug Store in High Point with mail orders available.
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Cecil’s Drug
No. Main
High Point
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