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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1952
Page
2
The three week Korea armistice talks blackout ends with no progress on a sewer exchange compromise. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison Jr. and the U N Command report talks remain deadlocked, with 83,000 of 170,000 Allied POWs seeking repatriation and 116,000 demanded by the Communists.
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Longview Furniture Co to reinstate 43 discharged employees and stop unfair labor practices. The agency affirmed a trial examiner's ruling that workers were fired for union activity and that foremen questioned and warned staff about unions with threats of plant closure or burning.
The Thomasville Chair Company faces a NAACP resolution demanding an end to injecting race into a four month old United Furniture Workers strike. Delegates from Local 286 described intimidation and prejudice used to divide workers, while company officials offered no comment.
In Municipal Court Judge J A Myatt sentenced Floyd R Ewing 33 of 1430 Kivett Drive to four months on the roads suspended six months on good behavior not drive 12 months and $100 fine and costs in each case after guilty pleas to drunken driving larceny and receiving and disorderly conduct. Violet Ingram found guilty of drunken driving was ordered to pay $100 and costs and not drive 12 months plus drunken and disorderly. William Holloman pleaded guilty to reckless driving fined $25 and costs not drive 30 days. James Bowden fined $10 and costs for reckless driving after a two car accident. found not guilty of prohibition law violation. Several othersDisposition included Reckless driving and speeding cases with various fines and driving suspensions.
The second Assembly in Hannover, Germany, draws about 5,000 East German Lutherans barred from travel. Dr. Abdel Ross Wentz calls Iron Curtain bans totalitarian. About 1,000 Americans and 75 delegates from 15 states expected before August 3.
In Palmyra Syria archaeologists unveil a nearly complete ancient Roman theater in good condition. The Syrian Antiquities Department also reports the tomb of a Palmyrene family with statues and artifacts.
Senator Olin D Johnston of South Carolina said he is feeling fine after kidney stone removal surgery at Columbus Hospital. He fell ill at the Democratic national convention, was taken by ambulance, underwent the operation Thursday, and expects discharge by today or Saturday.
In Jaspar Alabama Walker county, Sheriff Charles Harbison led deputies in a boat on Indian Creek. He detected the scent of alcohol and later climbed a bluff to locate a whiskey still atop. Deputies say the sheriff can smell a still from about 200 yards.
In Charlotte a large Mecklenburg County manhunt continues for a "bushy-haired" Negro suspected of attacking a 24 year old housewife, Virginia Honeycutt, at her isolated home. She described the intruder as slipping from hiding and grabbing her sun suit as she protected her eight month old baby, then fled to a neighbor to summon aid. Lula Foster helped by taking the child and notifying authorities.
Eastern Local Time adjustments noted with subtractions for central and mountain zones to align with focal schedules. Stations may alter relay hours to fit programming, and last minute changes are not included in this notice.
A dense July 25 prime time lineup lists multiple networks and time slots from 3:00 to 11:00 PM. Programs include news and commentary, dramas such as Lone Ranger and This is FBI, variety shows, musical segments, nature and sports features, and late-night entertainment like Groucho Marx and Rocket Squad. The schedule reflects a broad mix across local and network offerings.
A female cat in Camden South Carolina has taken in three baby foxes and is raising them alongside her two kittens. The unusual scene shows a domestic animal forming a small fox family in a suburban yard.
In Chicago the International Federation of Air Line Pilots criticized ICAO's new air ground phonetic alphabet as unacceptable and unnecessary. IFALP President Clarence N. Sayen urged retaining the old Able Baker Charlie until a better revision is ready as ICAO's new system is rolled out in U S ground stations from April 1.
In Lumberton Mississippi the world’s largest pecan nursery operates with over two million pecan trees. The facility draws attention for its vast scale and economic impact in the region.
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