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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1953

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Chinese Forces Sweep South Near Kumsong Front

Allied air spotters observed thousands of Chinese infantry with tank and artillery support crossing the Kumsong River and driving toward South Korean positions. The Eighth Army reported heavy fighting on the eastern front with about 2,500 North Korean troops attacking hill positions, many tanks in use as U.S. and ROK forces repelled multiple Red assaults.

Seoul Kumsong Kumsong Bulge Red Kumsong Lge Punchbowl Bulge Eighth Army Roks l U. S. 45Th Christmas Hill Fifth Air Force Kamsong Front Associated Press Forrest Edwards

Six Die In Raeford Head On Collision Near Raeford

Six persons including five teenagers were killed in a midnight head-on crash of a car and a 14 ton truck on Highway 15 A three miles south of Raeford North Carolina. The truck driver is in critical condition in Laurinburg hospital identified as William Emon Lassiter. Names of the dead include Fennius Alfonzo Olive Billy Joe Clark Robert Neal Currie James William Blue John Archie Blue and Robert Easterling all of Raeford. Coroner James C Lentz said an inquest would be held later and a mass funeral was set for Bethel Presbyterian Church near Raeford.

Raeford N. C Highway 15 Here Laurinburg William Emon Lassiter Rt. 3 Smithfield Fennius Alfonzo Olive Rt. 1 Billy Joe Clark Luther Clark Robert Neal Currie Lowland Currie James William Blue Arch Blue John Archie Blue Robert Easterling James C. Lentz Presbyterian Youth Fellowship L. M. Brown Blue Brothers Lentz Bethel Presbyterian Church

Air Force Loses Fight to Restore Funds in Congress

Washington reports the Air Force failed to win back more than five billion dollars cut from its budget by the Truman era and backed by Eisenhower. The Senate Appropriations Committee advanced a 34.5 billion dollar spending bill for the Air Force Army and Navy, but without the targeted Air Force cuts restored. Floor battles were anticipated as Democrats pressed for more funds while Republicans united against restoring the cuts.

Washington Air Force Senate Aations Committee House Truman Wilson Eisenhower Congress Senate Russell D-Ga Maybank Hayden D-Ariz Byrd and Robertson Virginia Ellender Louisiana Sen Ferguson R-Mich Ferguson

Miss North Carolina Yearns for Snowy Wedding Plans

Ann Crockett of Winston-Salem is crowned Miss North Carolina. Ray Whitley, Elon College student and Reynolds Park Pool instructor, is engaged. The couple, who met at Gray High School, expect to marry after his college finish.

Winston-Salem N. C.P

Tobacco heir Mrs Babcock dies in New York at 44

Mrs Charles H Babcock of Winston Salem heir to the Reynolds tobacco fortune died in a New York City hospital. She was 44 and had abdominal cancer. A philanthropist she gave over 7 million dollars in 15 years and helped move Wake Forest College to Winston Salem. Survivors include husband, brother Richard J Reynolds Jr, three daughters, a son, two nephews and a sister. Funeral at Reynolda.

Winston- Salem Charles H. Babcock Reynolds Tobacco New York City

Committee Upholds Major Cut in Foreign Aid Funding

The House Appropriations Committee approved a subcommittee recommendation to reduce Eisenhower’s foreign aid request by 1.1 billion dollars. The plan sets new money at 4.43 billion and allows about 1.6 billion in unobligated carryover for the year starting July 1.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Eisenhower House Truman

French Miss Universe Christine Martel Is Crowned

18 year old Christine Martel of Paris France wins Miss Universe in Long Beach beating Myrna Hansen United States Kinuko Ito Japan and others. She earns a six month Universal-International contract a British sports car and jewelry, aims for a film career and has a 22 inch waist.

Long Beach Calif Angel Face France Christine Martel Paris Miss Martel United States Myrna Hansen Chicago Japan Kinuko Ito Mexico Ana Lepe Jiminez Australia Maxine Morgan Armi Kuusela Finland Universal-International Studio

South Carolina Men Die In Wake Forest Crash

Two Sumter, South Carolina men on a Jehovah's Witnesses trip to New York were killed when their pickup collided head on with a tractor trailer on U S 1 near Wake Forest. The driver, Henry D Barkley, was injured. another passenger Fred Henley died at the scene and Elliot Mooneyhan died later.

Wake Forest South Carolina Jehovah's Witnesses New York Here Fred W. Henley Elliot John Mooneyhan Sumter S. C Henry D. Barkley Raleigh Marshall Bennett Barkley James Erly Richmond Bederly

Newton Radio Station WNNC Sold to Southern Radiocasting

Newton owner Charles Turner announced the sale of WNNC to Southern Radiocasting Co. of Kings Mountain. The firm is led by R. H. Whiteside of Hill, South Carolina, and John C. Green Jr. of Kings Mountain and operates SWKMT in Kings Mountain with new stations planned for Durham and Darlington in South Carolina.

Newton WNNC Southern Radiocasting Co Kings Mountain Charles Turner Southern Radiocasts R. H. Whiteside Hill, S. C John C. Green, Jr SWKMT Durlham Darlington S. C

Press meeting in Blowing Rock features Georgia legislator

A South Carolina Press Association gathering in Blowing Rock includes a keynote address by Georgia legislator James C. Davis of Goateia. Delegates and guests will enjoy three social days, with no formal program planned per RALEIGH—sale of Norfolk Southern Bus Corp to Carolina Coach Co approved for $305,000, pending Interstate Commerce Commission and Virginia approvals.

Blue Ridge Charlotte Southern Industrial Relations Conference George D. Heaton Myers Park Baptist Church J. L. Brakefield Birmingham Ala T. Scott Avary West Point, Ga RESS Blowing Rock South Carolina Georgia U. Ep James C. Davis Goateia South Carolina Press Association H. D. ‘Osteen the Sumter S. C. Stem Association Raleigh Norfolk Southern Bus Corp Norfolk Southern Railway Co Carolina Coach Co State Utilities Commission Norfolk Southern Bus.Corp Interstate Commerce Commission Virginia State Corporation Commission

State Highway 301 Relocation Bids Sought Near Rocky Mount

The State Highway Commission plans to seek bids August 9 for relocating U S Highway 301 around Rocky Mount if laws pass. Chairman A H Graham said bids will cover grading and structures with paving to be set later.

Raleigh Highmer Mission Rocky Mount Highway Commission A. H. Graham

United States vows to fight if truce fails in Korea

Dulles says the United Nations must be ready for war if Communist negotiators reject an honorable peace. He questions guarantees for South Korea and cites Rhee’s commitment to implement the armistice. Robertson cites Rhee’s cooperation and warns against a sham political conference. Yang says Korea may resume war if talks fail within 180 days.

Washington United States Korea Dulles United Nations Command Syngman Rhee China Rhee Voice of America Walter S. Robertson Robertson South Korea You Chan Yang Yang San Francisco Rhee- Robertson Lord Salisbury Bidault

Miss North Carolina 1953 Chosen At Winston Pageant

Bo Crockett of Winston-Salem won the title Miss North Carolina 1953 after a 3 day pageant of charm and talent in Morehead City. She earns a $1,000 scholarship and will represent the state at Miss America in Atlantic City along with other prizes.

Morehead City N. C Bo Crockett Winston-Salem North Carolina Barbara Ann Harris Salisbury Miss Crockett Atlantic City N. J R. W. Crockett P. G. Wood Patricia Price Rockingham County Jan Page Roanoke Rapids Judy Perry Miss Harris Lulong Ogburn Smithfield Iqueen Neva Jane Langley Macon Harriet Pressley Raleigh Jerry Ball Charlotte Smith Barrer Greensboro Col Donald K. Yost Cherry Point

Eisenhower May Seek Debt Limit Increase Next Week

President Eisenhower, facing peacetime borrowing, could ask Congress to raise the 275 billion debt limit. The national debt rose to 272.36 billion, within three billion of the wartime cap, with officials predicting at least three billion more borrowing before adjournment.

Ike Congress Washington Eisenhower Sen Knowland California Millikin D-Cole

Truce meeting postponed for 24 hours at Panmunjom

The Allied and Communist truce negotiators postponed their 24 hour recess to 2 p m tomorrow at the Reds request amid preparations for a possible armistice decision. North Korean Col Ju Yon cited administrative reasons for the delay as U S officials agreed. Washington meanwhile voiced readiness for honorable peace but warned that war could resume if the Communists push for it.

Reds Panmunjom Ju Yon U. S Red High Command Washington John Foster Dulles Korea Dulles

Naval ROTC plane crash at Whiting Field kills 7

A Marine cargo plane crashed near a farm at Whiting Field killing seven aboard and injuring six others. Navy teams recovered charred bodies and a survivor died later. the flight ferried Naval ROTC midshipmen from Corpus Christi to Norfolk as part of a six week summer program.

Milton, Fla Whiting Field Pensacola Naval Air Station Hospital Ay Allen Harold Stokes Pensacola News-Journal Navy Wich Whiting Corpus Christi Norfolk Alex Allen 2Nd Marine Air Wing Cherry Point N. C Naval Rotg Christi Adm J. P. Whitney Naval Air Basic Training Pensacola

Weather Outlook With Warm Temps and Specified Times

The forecast calls for a low of 66 tonight and a high of 92 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 92 with a low of 63 overnight. Sunset is 7:35 p m and sunrise tomorrow is 5:17 a m.

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