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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
4
Hit and Run Killer Smith Faces Harsh Prison Fate
F D George Smith of Greensboro once known as the lottery king is charged with killing a 13 year old boy in a hit and run at Pomona. He allegedly fled the scene and could face life in prison as public sentiment rejects his claims of immunity and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D
George’’ Smith
Greensboro
Smith
Pomona
George Smith
St. Lawrence Seaway
Treasury
Barkley
Senate
Saltonstall
Ezekiel Gathings
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Rene Omnes
Iowaepublican
Hickenlooper
Kelly
Rep
O.K. Armstrong
Mr. Truman
Harry S. Truman
United States Wins Blue Ribbon as Fastest Ocean Liner
The S. S. United States, built in America with an American crew, claims the blue ribbon of Atlantic speed. The ship reportedly reaches 35 knots, amid debate over a government subsidy and the ship’s overall cost, reigniting pride in U.S. merchant marine history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
America
S. S. United States
A Louder Voice Against Russian Veto in UN
The piece argues the United States must respond to Russia vetoes in the UN Security Council over germ warfare charges in Korea. It notes Pakistan abstained citing frustration and urges a louder U S public voice abroad through direct communication rather than rely on silent government press agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Security Council
Council
Korea
Jacob Malik
UU. S
Malik
Russia
Pakistan
Asia
Europe
Leon Dennen
NEA
Kremlin
America
Dennen
U. S
Voice of
Army bans helmets for office workers in surreal Washington column
In a playful Washington memo style column, the author notes the Army's decision that office workers no longer need steel helmets, while rattling off quirky items. The piece also highlights Shakuntala Devi's rapid cube root feats, comments on isolationism, and quips about public figures like Red Herrington and Senator Saltonstall's wedding jests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Penargon
India
Shakuntala Devi
TI Am
Civil Service
Baldy Brannan
Quentin Reynolds
United Nations World
Migansh
Fish and Wildlife
William C. Herrington
Red Herrington
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Eisenhower projected winner on first ballot amid party tensions
Chicago report details Thursday talks showing Taftbacks, MacArthur rumors, and unity pressure in the Republican race. Eisenhower greeted Taft with swift praise after the vote as organizers retool for a broad campaign against the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dwight Eisenhower
Taft
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Governor Fine
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
General Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Truman Seizes Steel Mills Then Loses Emergency Claim
Three months after Truman seized steel mills during a bitter strike, the Supreme Court ruled the seizure illegal and returned ownership to mill owners. The idle steel plants spread through the economy as ODM warned the strike wiped out gains from the Korea era expansion. President Truman rejected Taft-Hartley options and faced NLRB actions amid political maneuvering in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
U. S
Supreme Court
Office of Defense Mobilization
Korea
Washington
Denmark Far From to Blame for Tanker to Russia
The United States protested a 13,000 ton Danish tanker shipment to Russia but Denmark argues it honored a preexisting contract. Italy and the Netherlands also ship strategic materials behind the Iron Curtain, while Denmark faces limited coal and cheese trade options with Western partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Russia
Washington
U. S
Italy
Netherlands
Tain
United States
England
America
Quotes From Figures On Football, Politics And War
A collage quotes figures on sports politics and war including Gordon Soltau and Maureen O'Sullivan. William H. Reid comments on conventions as sociable events. Lucille Shadrick honors her son as the first American killed in Korea. Dina Peskin is noted as a former Israeli soldier turned actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Soltau
Lucille Shadrick
Korea
Dina Peskin
The Headliners and Midday Musings in New York Tonight
In New York the Headliners page notes Gov. Warren and family at midtown spots with famous faces like Geo. Jessel and Celeste Holm. Jinx Falkenburg praises Tex McCrary’s efforts for the campaign while Mamie Eisenhower is cited. Broadway gossip covers Beatrice Hughes, Arthur Godfrey waits for a taxi, and Beatrice becomes ticket seller near the New Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Warren
Geo
Jessel
Prince Gilbata Kabussi
Sudan
Celeste Holm
King and I
Soddi
Mercury
Arthur Godfrey
Louis Prima
Whittaker Chambers
Jinx Falkenburg
Jinx
Tex McCrary
Eisenhower
Tex
Mamie
Ike
Jerry Collins
Kefauver
Nevada
Rembrandt
Beatrice Hughes
New Amsterdam
West 42Nd Street
Beatrice
42Nd Street
Fragmented Chronology Of Arts And Tech Notes
A collage of brief items covers plagiarism lawsuits on Broadway, a Langdon County fire, canned juice history, Navy recruitment humor, Belmont race TV feeds, Union Pacific travel tips, a joke on husbands, peanut nutrition, eye fusion, trailer lore, a California bus strike impact on draft, dyes in food, Italian miners plan collapse, and Sarnoff predicting 1500 U S TV stations with a 150 million audience in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Lindey
Langdon
N. D
Hell Farm
Navy
Belmont
New York
Union Pacific Railroad
California
Marin County
San Francisco
Congress
Italy
Great Britain
RCA
David Sarnoff
U.S.A
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