Pageant Horse Team Prepares At Albion Stadium
A local pageant at Albion Millis stadium draws attention to a patrol of horses and riders. Harvey Whitesell and his family are noted as spectators or participants while a stage coach drama unfolds with riders Harry Kennedy Jim Simpson and Henry Mack.
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Albion Millis Stadium
Harvey Whitesell
R. B. Whitesell
Lexington Ave
Harry Kennedy
Jim Simpson
Henry Mack
Enterprise
Jim Jeffries
Truman declines reveal on 1952 race plans and age stance
President Truman dodges questions about running for reelection while playfully noting he is in good shape for a race even a foot race. He avoids confirming Eisenhower as a future candidate and hints at keeping newsmen guessing about his timing. Niles vacancy and staff shifts are touched on as a possible return of the resigning minority affairs expert.
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United Press
Washington
Truman
Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
George Landry
Macon
Telegraph
David K. Niles
Niles
Stock Market Moves Higher On Increased Volume
New York stocks rose in early trading with rails leading gains. carriers like Santa Fe advanced up to 112 points, Nickel Plate and Seaboard Air Line each up a point, Southern Pacific up 0.5. textile and chemical shares hit new highs or near highs, autos firmed with Chrysler leading the motors group.
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New York
Santa Fe
Nickel Plate
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Corni Glass
Johns Manville
American Radiator
Minneapolis Honeywell
American Cyanamid
Dow
Chrysler
Motors
Pageant Attendance Grows as Centennial Events Continue
An overflow crowd of about 4000 gathered for Native Sons and Daughters Day at High Point College stadium. The Americanism program and a pageant repeat tonight at 8 PM are sold out, with some tickets left for Saturday’s climactic stadium show welcoming farmers. The Mayors and Veterans Day celebration opened with the Centennial parade, then tonight’s stadium events conclude the day’s entertainment at the Recreation Center on Ward Street.
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Nnal
High Point College Stadium
High Point Recreation Center
Ward Street
Crissman Faces Oath Question for High Point Pro Tem
Local reports say Walter Crissman may not take the oath as judge pro tem of the High Point Municipal Court unless he abandons his Guilford County practice. The issue centers on canon and statute governing dual office holding and potential conflict with criminal and civil duties.
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Crissman
Walterman
High Point
Guilford County
Scott
Charles McAnally
Lynn Nis
Bet
Raleigh
The
Enterprise
Capitol Square
Nisbet
Gombbie
Riminal Court
Talks Stalemated As Reds Refuse To Admit Press
The United Nations demands a neutral Kaesong zone and press access to negotiations, while North Korea and China demand talks on their terms. The UN insists on a five mile neutral ring and exclusion of armed troops, or moving the talks elsewhere, as prospects dim for Friday’s resumed discussions.
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Earnest Hobbrecht
Korea
United Nations
World Free Press
Kaesong
U.N
Kim Tl Sung
Peng Teh-Huai
Met- U.N
Vice Adm
C. Turner
UN Push Aims To Disrupt Korean Front May 8
UN forces pressed a mile forward near Kwongsong and advanced to seize high ground as patrols probed for enemy strength. Allied air raids continued against North Korean targets, with B 29s targeting the Wonsan refinery in a year of sustained air and sea bombardment.
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8Th Army
Korea
United Nations Ag Od
Kwmsong
U.N
Yonggu
Kaesong
Jacob Malik
North Korea
East
Bomber Command
Wonsan
Batt Sathes Snes
Pare
Pacific Security Pact Tightens US Allied Ties
The United States moves to bolster Pacific security with a three power mutual aid pact including Australia and New Zealand. The arrangement aims to deter Japanese rearmament and counter Communist expansion while reinforcing American influence in the region.
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James E. Roper
United Staff
Washington
Pacific
United States
New Zealand
Australia
State Department
Defense de. M
U.S
Japan
Okinawa
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Asia
Zealand
U.S. Ye
Federal Judge Frees Ranking Reds on Bond
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan reinstated bonds for 15 ranking Communists held by the Civil Rights Congress after a higher court order, following Judge Hand’s July decision. The men had been jailed on $176000 total bond demands while four CPC leaders fled to dodge possible prison terms.
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H. D. Ovvigg
NEW York
Civil Rights Congress
Sylvester J. Ryan
Ce Red
Yee Ryan
Learned Hand
U. S. Court of Appeals
CRC
Ryan
FBI
Communist Party National Committee
Judge Hand
Cone
Disastrous Kansas Flood Ravages Topeka Armourdale District
Desperate evacuation as floods driven by record rains flood Topeka and Armourdale. Fire erupts amid water as authorities report 18 foot depths in places. utilities fail and rescue crews battle both flames and rushing currents. Many homes abandoned, with hundreds displaced and large industrial areas at risk.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas River
Armourdale
Arnold
Lth
U. S. Y Engineers
Missouri
Roy S. Moulton
Civil Defense
Argentine
John Mare More
Fifteen Dead In Series Of Disastrous Explosions
A wave of explosions and fires across North America killed 15 people and caused at least 5 million dollars in damage. The incidents ranged from a du Pont dynamite plant blast near Seneca to gas and oil storage fires in Wilmington and Charleston, with extensive forest fires in British Columbia. No sabotage was found, and officials counted seven explosions, 38 fires, and two additional blazes by midnight.
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United Press
North America
du Pont
Morris, Ill
Danville
Ont
Pennsylvania
Allison Jet
Indianapolis
Union Oil Co
Wilmington
Cal
American Stained Co
Charleston
S.C
City Island
Island Sound
New Long York
Bronx
British Columbia
Logpore Ee
Guardsmen battle mobs in Chicago race dispute
In Cicero a 6 000 strong mob hurled firebrands and rocks at a planned Negro family's apartment. National Guardsmen used bayonets and tear gas to disperse rioters. about 60 arrests, 16 injured including officers and civilians. The building, long under siege, housed 21 families who have since moved out.
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Chicago
National
Cicero
Guardemen
Cico
Frank Machacek
Ciclerone
Adlai Stevenson
Cook County
Harvey E. Clark Jr
Chi
Tahoe
Weather outlook with warm up to 92
The forecast calls for a low of 72 tonight and a high of 92 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 95 with a last night’s low of 70.
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Minn-St. Paul
Mt. Mitchell
New Orleans
New York
San Antonio
Wilmingtom
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