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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1952
Page
1
Frank Taylor, the British vice consul, reports to a St Louis office that London views St Louis as a hell hole among other cities. He notes the climate is mild and he questions the foreign secretary's reasons. AP Wirephoto.
Two sisters of a 65 year old Lexington woman testified about the night of August 12 as the state seeks the death penalty for 28 year old Andrew Roman. A man identified as Zimmerman testified after the discovery of the battered body. The defendant also testified.
New York stocks rose as steel shares led the advance after United States Steel Corp report. Bethlehem Steel and Armco rose with other steel issues while rails firmed and utilities were steady. Texas Pacific Land Trust gained slightly amid mixed oil stocks.
Washington Up Henry W Grunewald story man who won t talk and William Power Maloney lawyer may face contempt after Ways and Means panel approves citations. Grunewald refused to answer questions about a 500 000 tax shakedown claim involving Abraham Teitelbaum of Chicago. Maloney insisted on speaking and was ejected. Grunewald to testify February 4 before the subcommittee.
Allied and Communist staff officers discuss limits on troop concentrations during an armistice. A North Korean general questions prisoner exchanges while Brig. Gen. Nuckols notes the plan aims to supervise demobilization with a minimum of 25 000 troops monthly and breaks for rest.
In the Pacific theater an Army rifleman nicknamed X escapes after being ambushed by Chinese guards. He is wounded multiple times but fashions a crutch from a tree branch and crawls to a river, where fatigue and shots are described before he is evacuated to a hospital.
The National Labor Relations Board notes a petition by the American Newspaper Guild CIO for an election among editorial staff in Durham. A second petition by the International Typographers Union seeks an election for ten employees at Piedmont Publishing Company.
Allied raiders battled through slush and mud to assault a Chinese held hill near Heartbreak Ridge in the Eastern mountains. Three skirmishes lasted from thirty minutes to an hour in Eta Valley as U N aircraft attacked Communist logistics, destroying over a thousand trucks and a locomotive.
NATO announces Admiral Lynde D. McCormick as supreme commander of Western naval forces in the North Atlantic. The Virginian, a former vice chief of naval operations, will lead up to the British coast, following a Truman Churchill agreement during Churchill's U S visit.
Duke University researchers report on an experiment analyzing telepathy. Marsh oversees two groups, one at Grahamstown and another 500 miles away at Capetown, attempting to reproduce drawings in real time while observers track fragments along the tracks.
In city court yesterday a witness named Mrs. testified that the accused offered beauty services in her home as favors not for pay. The testimony framed the act as a voluntary service rather than a transaction.
Officials will use five cabins at the Cape Weeke site, vacating the spring camp. The stage and tents will be kept for state officials and not for public or competitive use, per statements from Jimits Dev.
North Loretins described as a land of industrial promise by New York officials at the State School of Textile in Raleigh. Kropf spoke to about 400 people praising external industry despite fears of disruption.
A Raleigh report notes the North Carolina Utilities Commission will hear arguments on a proposed rate boost. The attorney general's office opposes the increase, seeking to block or modify the plan.
Sylvania Electric Inc. announced acquisition of a Blair Park area plant in High Point to expand its radio and TV division. The move aims to accelerate production, integrate parts and advanced programs, and strengthen the company’s manufacturing footprint.
A frigid air dome swept from Canada into the South with lows in Florida towns reaching the upper 30s to mid 40s. Officials warned of lingering cold as winds pushed the cold south and east, while the Northwest faced light showers and the West Coast enjoyed warmth.
Gov Earl Warren of California backs the 1948 Republican platform as a guide for forward looking, progressive laws in California. He supports low cost housing funded by government, fair employment practices, rural electrification, and federal aid with a balanced budget, while avoiding a public stance on Korea. He favors the UN, collective security, and a strong foreign policy and would seek a businesslike administration of foreign aid, with labor policy aligned to the Taft Hartley framework.
Polls open as Pamlico County residents decide on a pair of $100 bond issues for Negro schools. The County Board of Elections plans to hold both referendums simultaneously, with March referenda set to determine the funding.
Washington reports America’s atomic arms program is smashing records and promises more. The Atomic Energy Commission says uranium supplies could boost weapon action by 150 percent and notes 880 atomic tests last year at Nevada and Eniwetok.
Tonight's low expected at 18 degrees. Tomorrow's high projected to reach 42 degrees. Last night's low was 18 and today's high was expected to hit 52 degrees.
The fragment hints at a seductress who can unsettle or ensnare a man, implying ease in manipulating him. It reflects a suggestive line about a woman using allure to sway a partner.
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