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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1955

Page

5

Wilmington teen dies from gunshot wound in Asheville

Phillip Darrell Ledford, 15, a 260 pound student from Wilmington Delaware, died at a hospital in Asheville from a back wound caused by a high powered firearm. His brother in law Edgar Smith 35 of Haw Creek section was held as a material witness pending an inquest per coroner Dr. P R Terry.

Asheville Phillip Darrell Ledford Wilmington Del Edgar Smith Haw Creek P. R. Terry Ledford

Durham to Speak on Atomic Conference Report

Congressman Carl Durham will report on the peacetime uses of atomic energy at a Young Democrats rally in Winston-Salem on August 27. The event features Gov. Hodges and U.S. Senators Ervin and Scott, along with Rep. Bonner, as part of the lead up to the State Young Democrats convention in Durham late September.

Winston-Salem Carl Durham U.S Durham House Committee On Atomic Energy Switzerland People Lutther Hodges Sam J. Ervin Jr W. Kerr Scott Herbert Bonner House Maritime and Fisheries Committee Young Democrats

Pamlico District Tops State In Conservation Award

Raleigh The Pamlico Soil Conservation District was named state winner in a national contest for top conservation districts announced by J Frank Doggett extension soil conservationist NC State College. A D Swindell of Pantego and C L Hopkins of Creswell were named outstanding supervisor and farmer cooperater. Neuse River District took second place. Bronze plaques will be awarded at a state meeting of the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts later this year.

Raleigh Pamlico J. Frank Doggett North Carolina State College A. D. Swindell Pantego C. L. Hopkins Creswell Neuse River National Assn. of Soil Conservation Districts

4-H Club Week Opens At North Carolina State

Raleigh delegates from 164,000 Tar Heel 4-H members arrive at North Carolina State College for the annual 4-H Club Week. 1,200 youths from across the state prepare for the first assembly in Reynolds Coliseum with remarks by G. K. Davis, Chancellor Carey H. Bastian, Director D. S. Weaver, and L. R. Harrill.

Raleigh North Carolina State College Reynolds Coliseum G. K. Davis Gaston County Carey H. Bastian College D. S. Weaver The

Duke University President Joins Navy Summer Training Cruise

Dr Hollis Edens president of Duke University will depart for a Navy summer training cruise. He will fly to Norfolk Virginia then Edinburgh Scotland via Naples Italy joining the task force aboard the battleship Wisconsin flagship. He will visit Copenhagen and Guantanamo Bay observe Naval ROTC mids.

Durham Hollis Edens Duke University U.S. Navy Edens Norfolk Edinburgh Scotland Naples Italy Edinurgh Wisconsin Copenhagen Denmark Guantanamo Bay Cuba

Sandhills tobacco markets set Sept six opening

Flue cured tobacco sales will begin September 6 on five Sandhills markets Sanford Fuquay Varina Ellerbe Carthage and Aberdeen. The date matches the Middle Belt opening set by the Sandhills Warehousemen's Assn. The Sandhills markets left Middle Belt years ago after a dispute over opening dates and will reopen with Middle Belt markets this year.

Sanford N.C Sandhills Fuquay-Varina Ellerbe Carthage Aberdeen Middle Belt Sandhills Warehousemen’s Assn W. W. Staton

Denmark Bans Wheat Imports

Copenhagen reports Denmark bans all imports of foreign wheat and rye until further notice in response to farmers unions demand for a permanent ban. Government negotiators will decide if a permanent measure is feasible after talks with farm groups.

Copenhagen Ministry of Agriculture Unizations Feas

Truck Scrapes Through Winsted Chaos With Five Ton Ride

In Winsted Connecticut a five ton truck at 80 mph tore down the main street with four horses and two helpers aboard. John L. McFaum 48 steered past a bicyclist and a pedestrian while his wife Kathryn 48 urged cars aside. The transmission broke as he slowed and he stopped the vehicle at a curb outside town. No charges were filed and the horses valued at over 15000 dollars survived the wild ride. The Supreme Court has had 13 chief justices.

John J. McFaum Ipswich Mass McFaum Winsted Conn John L. McFaum Winsted Main Street Kathryn McFaum MecFaum Town Lakeville Waldo Heath McFaumn

Pasteeth Dental Powder Promises Firm Tooth Plate Hold

Pasteeth, an improved powder, sprinkles on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It does not slide or rock and has no gummy taste. It is described as alkaline and non acidic and helps control plate odor. Available at drug counters.

Turncoat POWs Sail Home On Final Leg From Red China

Honolulu dispatch reports three former American POWs who defected to Red China sailed on the President Cleveland for the last leg home. William C. Cowart Lewis W. Briggs and Otho G. Bell, all in their early twenties, spent 14 hours on U S soil after years in captivity and expressed readiness to face any trial. They described themselves as anti Communist and said they hoped to rejoin the Army.

Honolulu United States Eisenhower Cleveland William C. Cowart Dalton Lewis W. Briggs Jacksonville Tex Otho G. Bell Hillsboro Miss Olympia Wash Red China U.S San Francisco Griggs Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific Ernie Pyle Shipboard Reds Cowart Col John K. Arnold Jr Montgomery Ala Korea Arnold Bell

Jap Fishing Ships Sink in Aleutian Waters

Tokyo reports two Japanese fishing vessels sank in Aleutian waters. One ship's 12 crew members are believed drowned while the other ship's 13 crewmen were rescued.

Tokyo Aleutian Japan Coast Guard

How to Keep Cool on Hot Sticky Days

Practical tips from August Better Homes & Gardens to cool indoors. Ventilation and air conditioning ideas help readers stay comfortable during heat waves. Get your copy today.

Better Homes & Gardens

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