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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1953

Page

2

Pre-Dawn Kiss Tragedy On Death Bridge Near Lake Waccamaw

A pre dawn kiss on a bridge over a canal near Lake Waccamaw led to a submerged car that killed three occupants Miss Dottie Simmons J C Beck and Edward Theldean Millican all from Whiteville. Four others escaped by crawling to the surface while survivors named Albert McCormick Frank Spivey John Spivey and Billy Carter. The bridge, known locally as Death Bridge, has seen two fatal accidents in two years.

N.C. BA Kiss Lake Wacwo Bsoay Dottie Simmons Whiteville J. C. Beck Clarendon Edward Theldean Millican Rt. 4 TP. Hofler State Highway Patrol Albert McCormick Frank Spivey John Spivey Billy Carter Hoffer Miss Simmons Beck

Gambling Grandmas Nabbed in Cook County Bust

CHICAGO UP A group of elderly women dubbed gambling grandmas were arrested in a raid on a bookie joint. Sheriff John Babb and seven deputies moved 47 prisoners to the county jail after sweeping the room for bets on the Arlington Park fifth race and a dice game. One 70 year old claimed diabetes and resisted transport, while a 71 year old complained she only sought a short beer.

Chicago Cook County John S&. Babb Babb Arlington Park

Cardinal Stepinac Diagnosed With Rare Blood Disease

Cardinal Aloysius Stepinac of Yugoslavia is reported to suffer from polycythemia a rare blood disorder with an American doctor Dr John H Lawrence heading to Zagreb to treat him Lawrence director of the Donner Laboratory UC is a noted expert in treating internal diseases with radioactive isotopes The cardinal 56 has been under house arrest near Zagreb since 1951 and was elevated to cardinal last November by Pope Pius XII institutions and dates are cited but Stepinac declined to travel to Rome for the red hat due to Tito’s regime

Los Angeles Aloysius Cardinal Stepinac Yugoslavia John H. Lawrence Donner Laboratory University of California Lawrence Soree Catholic Hierarchy Pius XII Rome Marshal Tito Vatican West Coast John J. Mitty San Francisco Archibishop Hurley Cleveland New York Zurich Zagreb

Pistol Battle Ends In Death Of Two Judges

Jackson Kentucky two men died after a close range pistol duel. Courtney Holbrook a Breathitt County magistrate for six years and a 19 year old youth Novan Pittman of Maysville were killed near Keck on Frozen Creek as a magistrate stopped a car to check operator’s license. Holbrook died from a single shot above the heart. The assailant was shot multiple times.

Jackson Courtney Holbrook Breathitt Novan Pittman Maysville Social Security Board Fred Stidham Keck Frozen Creek Holbrook

Stocks Rise on Mixed Bank, Industrial Advance in Morning Trade

Stocks moved higher in the morning session led by United Gas and Thompson Products with gains in utilities and steel. Coca Cola and Boeing showed modest shifts while Kennecott hit a new low. Boeing and Curtiss Wright held near yearly lows as traders stayed cautious amid uneven activity across sectors.

New York Thompson Products Scott Paper Scott United Gas Corp Creameries of America American Natural Gas Motors Chrysler Kennecott Boeing Curtiss - Wright Coca- Cola American Car & F American T & T Chesapeake & Ohio Coce Chrys OY Colgate-P-Pace Continental Curtiss-Wright Idupontschsctacess Eastern Air Eastman Kodak General Electric General Motors Eos Goodrich Goodyear Sssccoses Gulf Oil Ccrc Central International Harvester International Nickel International T & T . Johns-Manville Kroger Co. S.essees Liggett & Myers Lorillard Monsanto Sseceses Packard Paramount, Pictures Ecteceve Pornoy Pepsi-Cola Phillip Morris Csescseses Reynolds Tobacco B Essesese Seaboard Sears Roebuck Ccseseseees Southern Co Onpecongera Sess Southern Railwaseeeebeenges Standard Oil ( J Studebaker Texas CO Woolworth Tee Eee

Suit Seeks Recovery Of Appliances And Cash

Sears, Roebuck and Co. filed a civil suit in Municipal Court seeking repossession of certain appliances and $227.82 due on a sales contract. Defendant named is Mrs. Preston Byrd of Randolph County.

Sears, Roebuck and Co Preston Byrd Randolph County

Times Says Royal Episode Nearing Scandal in London

The Times of London warns that speculation about Princess Margaret and RAF Group Captain Peter Townsend has become a scandal. The paper calls for respecting royal privacy while noting public opinion could curb the prying gossip.

London Times London Times of London Princess Margaret the Times Margaret Queen Elizabeth Duke of Edinburgh Vivian Blaine Adelaide Times Britain RAF Peter Townsend Townsend South Africa

Tobacco price average dips fractionally in Georgia Florida market

The Georgia Florida tobacco price average edged down seven cents from the prior year as gross sales reached $29,663,511 on 57,375,702 pounds sold through the sixth selling day. A booming turnover of 10,247,279 pounds lifted the average to $51.78, but the season total remains below last year’s level. Receipts stayed heavy at Vidalia with a stronger market for common cigarette types.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Uue Vidalia

Escapee Johnson Sought After Prison Break Charge

Guilford sheriff's deputies search for 23 year old Vance Johnson of St Pauls after he escaped from a road gang near Highway 220. He had a prior preliminary hearing on a felonious assault count for slashing a fellow prisoner with a razor at Sandy Ridge Prison Camp.

Guilford Greensboro Esca Sevral Sandy Ridge

Eisenhower blasts McCarthy from private citizen stance

Arthur Eisenhower, brother of the president, criticizes McCarthy for damaging U S prestige in Europe and says the GOP has been harmed by his actions. He calls McCarthy's replies shallow and predicts waning popularity after a recent book burning episode.

Las Vegas Nev Arthur Eisenhower United States Thc McCarthy GOP Washington Eisenhower Europe

County Gets Own Radio Facilities

The Greensboro division of the Guilford sheriff's department will launch a 250-watt radio station with a 30-foot antenna atop the County courthouse in Greensboro. Installation starts soon, with sending receiving gear at the sheriff's office and in the air. Local deputies will still use High Point City police radio for now, while Greensboro deputies await independent service.

Greensboro Guilford

Lindsay Church Announces Family Night Program

Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church will hold the first in a series of family night programs Saturday at 8 p.m. The meeting aims to strengthen Christian fellowship with a short devotional and a showing of Youth for the Kingdom, a film opposing juvenile delinquency and parental neglect. W. W. McCauley, director of visual education, will direct. The gathering will take place in the church hut.

Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church W. W. McCauley

Editor Henry Belk Undergoes Fifth Eye Operation

Henry Belk editor of the Goldsboro News Argus underwent his fifth eye operation this year at Duke Hospital yesterday. Doctors expect results in about two weeks.

Durham Henry Belk Goldsboro Argus Duke Hospital

Transportation On Farms Gets Federal Survey

Washington reports a Census Bureau survey of 5.1 million farms showing about two thirds own automobiles. Some 3.4 million farms own 4.2 million cars with an average age of eight years. one third have trucks also averaging eight years. Road quality varies with 1.6 million on hard surface, 1.8 on gravel or shell, and 1.7 on dirt. Improved roads are up since 1925.

Washington Census Bureau Bureau

Woman Dies In Durham Jail After Threat Of Suicide

In Durham yesterday at 6 30 p m a 37 year old woman threatened to kill herself if her husband did not visit within 30 minutes. She was found hanging from her cell bars with a blanket tied to the bars. Coroner Dr Horton said death likely from strangulation or broken neck. Police said she had been arrested for drunkenness and became nervous after her husband John R Johnson visited. Firemen attempted revival for 30 minutes.

Durham Wellie Mae Johnson R. A. Horton M. T. Yates

Temporary Drop In Draft Calls May Follow Truce

Washington reports a temporary decline in draft calls after a Korean truce with calls dropping to about 19 000 monthly for three months and then rising to about 45 000 in July to refill the pipeline. Experts warn a manpower squeeze will return as veterans rotate and tours end.

Washington Defense Charles E. Wilson Lewis B. Hershey Dewey Short House Armed Services Committee John A. Hannah Far East Korea

Palm Springs Plans Ban On Shirtless Men In Public

A proposed city ordinance in Palm Springs would make it illegal for men to appear in public without shirts after eight women complained that seeing bare chests in a restaurant spoiled their meals. The measure aims to curb public indecency and protect diners.

Palm Springs Calif

New Guinea Bird of Paradise Cousin to Crow

New Guinea's Greater Bird of Paradise, famed for its striking round-colored plumes, is described as a cousin to the common crow in this brief natural history note.

New Guinea

Postoffice Body Holds Convention In South Carolina

The Carolinas Branch of the National Association of Postal Supervisors meets in Greenville S C for a two day convention. Key officers N C Johnson J H Hoover L G Winfrey W H Farlow J C Easter W T Winslow attend with Mrs L G Winfrey and Mrs J H Hoover representing the ladies auxiliary. National President M C Nave of Chicago and Jesse Wakefield of Washington D C are speakers along with a PMG office representative not yet named.

Carolinas National Association of Postal Supervisors Greenville S. C N. C. Johnson J. H. Hoover L. G. Winfrey W. H. Farlow J. C. Easter W. T. Winslow Ladies’ Auxiliary High Point Association M. C. Nave Chicago, Il Jesse Wakefield Washington, D. C Arthur Summerfield

Burglars Make Themselves at Home in Sylmar Home

In Sylmar California burglars entered the home of Virginia Hadsell and stole 235 dollars. They then used the pool drank beer from the ice box and nibbled hors d oeuvres before fleeing.

Sylmar Calif Virginia Hadsell

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