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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1953

Page

2

Marines Ship Out For Asia

The report notes divisional strength and National Guard mobilization as two federalized units depart for Japan. A high level conference with over 100 attendees includes Secretary of Defense and President Eisenhower, who hear Navy and Air Force spokesmen explain their roles in potential wartime scenarios. Eisenhower attends the sessions and later speaks at a luncheon before heading to the Quantico golf course for a second round.

National Guard Dia Japan Retary of Defense Eisenhower Navy Air Force Russia Kremlin Wilson Quantico

Eisenhower Links East German Unrest to Communist Decline

President Eisenhower, at the Marine Base in Virginia, cites East German anti-Communist riots as proof of the Soviet bloc’s bankruptcy and urges West Germany to stay firm on European defense. He writes to Adenauer praising steadfastness and urges unification through defense integration amid Berlin protests and Western ministers talks.

Marine Base Va. W Eisenhower Konrad Adenauer West Germany Fisenhower United States Moscow Germany Russia Adenauer Christian Democratic Party Bonn European Defense Community

Aid Changes Stall Indochina War Support

Congress trimmed and partly restored military and economic aid after debate over defense materials for Near East Africa and Arab states. The Senate redirected 20 million to special economic aid and cut 4 million from a materials fund, while the House shifted refugee funds and moved proposed aid totals and allocations.

House France Fion Senate Grou Group Near East Africa Israel Iran

Women delegates to UNC workshop on actorship training

Emma Sutton of High Point joins other state women’s groups in a discussion program at the actorship training workshop hosted on the University of North Carolina campus from today through Tuesday.

Emma Sutton High Point New Pilot International University of North Carolina

Six Hurt in Thomasville By Pass Crash Near Lexington

Six persons were injured, two seriously, when a late model car driven by an unidentified motorist rammed a barricade on the Thomasville by pass at 10 20 pm and head on into an approaching car driven by Mrs. Sechrest of Lexington. Luther Beck and Mrs Sechrest were among the injured. two drivers remained unconscious and listed very critical. The collision occurred at the Lexington highway intersection.

Thomasville James Sechrest Lexington Luther Beck Sechrest Beck Green Funeral Home Sechrests Lexington Highway

This Week In High Point Club Gatherings

A listing of weekly meetings in High Point across venues like Rainbow Supper Club and Sheraton. Groups include Exchange Club Real Estate Board Clinton Club Hospital Board American Business Club Rotary Optimists Jamestown Rotary Oakdale Community Center Ser trustees YMCA daycees Lions Kiwanis and more with times 12 15 or 6 30 p m.

Sheraton Real Estate Board Clinton Club Hospital Board American Business Club Optimist Opthursts Oakdale Community Center Jamestown Rotary Club Lions Club YMCA

Negro Woman Charged With Theft Of Cash

Effie Mae Jordan, 29, of 501 West Willis Street, was charged with larceny and receiving after a warrant alleged she accepted $20 from her minor son, with trial scheduled next Wednesday. The case involves property of Ben Stephens Jr. of Brown Summit.

Effie Mae Jordan West Willis Street Ben Stephens, Jr Brown Summit W. J. Hubbard West Lexington Hubbard H. L. McGarr Centennial Avenue Eddie Heath Daniel Brooks Heath Willie Glover Glover

All Kinds Of Animals On Exhibit At Park

City Lake Park launches a new animal exhibit announced by Parks and Recreation Director Bill Stronach. Wayne and Kenneth Tucker handle display duties in three pens between the miniature train and fishing boat docks. The exhibit will feature foxes skunks pheasants and flying squirrels with plans for multiple animals in the pens.

City Lake Park Parks and Recreation Bill Stronach Wayne Kenneth Tucker W. C. Tucker Mangum Avenue Strorach

Winslow Elected Postal Vice-President in Carolinas

W. T. Winslow of High Point was elected a district vice president of the Carolinas Association of Postal Supervisors at the annual meeting in Greenville, South Carolina. The text confirms his selection during the organization’s proceedings.

W. T. Winslow High Point Carolinas Association of Postal Supervisors Greenville S. C

Hospital Ward Seethes With Last Night’s Rush

The emergency ward at the local hospital saw a 20 minute flurry of activity around 9 PM with several patients arriving. James Prevost and Ray Causey, minor head injuries from wrecks, a 14 year old boy Jerry Frazier with a cut cheek and broken glasses after a bicycle incident, and Ivey Sanford Bodenheimer 37 with a fish hook in the lower leg were treated and discharged as staff cleared the emergency room.

James Prevost Ray Causey Jerry Frazier Route 5 West Broad Street Ivey Sanford Bodenheimer Route 2

Two Injured as Old Convertible Collides on Albertson Road

Two passengers were injured slightly and driver cited for reckless driving and no license after an old model convertibles hit a power line on Albertson Road and Prospect Street Extension around 8:15 p m. James Prevost and Ray Causey received first aid at a local hospital. Bond set at 250. Hutchins faces reckless driving charge after a separate collision at West Green and Taylor Streets.

Albertson Road Prospect Street Extension James Prevost Willowbrook Street Ray Causey Emery Street Prevost Causey Eupe Frank Brown West Russell Street Dan Reuben Hutchins Newport News Hutchens Fred C. Arnold Archdale West Green Taylor Streets

Funeral services for Mrs Victoria Kennedy held Saturday

Victoria C Kennedy 72 widow of James Monroe Kennedy died Thursday morning. Services at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church at 3:30 pm conducted by Rev W E McGilvrey Rev W M Cassell and Rev M C Connor. Pallbearers Clyde Kennedy Robert Foust William A Walden Colon Kennedy Charles Ruth Richard Jones. Interment Pleasant Grove Cemetery.

Victoria C. Kennedy James Monroe Kennedy Pleasant Grove Methodist Church W. E. McGilvrey First Church of Christ W. M. Cassell M. C. Connor Clyde Kennedy Robert Foust William A. Walden Colon Kennedy Charles Ruth Richard Jones Pleasant Grove Cemetery

William E Arledge of Hilltop Grocery Dies in York County

William E Arledge aged 51 owner of Hilltop Grocery died suddenly Saturday around 2 30 PM after being stricken at his store He was born March 25 1894 in York County S C and had lived in High Point 30 years A World War I veteran he belonged to V F W Post 619 the Redmen and Highland Methodist Church He married Edna Holbrook January 15 1925 and is survived by daughter Faye son Lt Leon V Arledge of Camp Atterbury Indiana his brother Harry Arledge of Fieldale Va sisters Beatrice Isenhour Gussie Lothery and Connie Beach He will lie in state at Cumby Orrell Mortuary and funeral services will be held Monday at Highland Methodist Church Burial is in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.

William E. Arledge Hilltop Arledge York County S. C Thomas K Sallie Arledge Mr. Arledge High Point France V.F.W. Post Redmen Highland Methodist Church Edna Holbrook Faye Arledge Leon V. Arledge Camp Atterbury Indiana Harry Arledge Fieldale Beatrice Isenhour Mooresville Gussie Lothery Davidson Connie Beach Charlotte Cumby-Orrell Mortuary J. E. Cochran

Walter A McCuiston Dies After Illness at 58

Walter A McCuiston, 58, of Route 1 High Point, died at 7:15 last night in a Durham hospital after years of declining health. He is survived by his wife Lessie M McCuiston, one sister Mrs Devoe Clinard, three brothers Dr A M McCuiston, C C McCuiston, and John J McCuiston, and several nieces and nephews. He belonged to Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church and the Numa F Reid Masonic Lodge. Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night.

Walter A. McCuiston Route 1 High Point Durham Lessie M. McCuiston Devoe Clinard Route 5 Winston-Salem A. M. McCuiston Mount Olive C. McCuiston Fort Bragg John J. Me

Truce Signing Reported Set as Talks Continue

Reports from Panmunjom say senior Allied and Communist liaison officers met in rain at the armistice hut for 315 hours of talks over who signs the Korea truce document. Gen Clark and Nam Il may be among initial signers with higher officers to follow, as South Korea’s Rhee presses for guaranteed unification within 90 days. U N commander Clark’s message delays noted and arms movement to Korea restricted under truce terms.

Associated Press John Randolph Munson Tokyo Mark W. Clark U. N Mander Panmunjom Clark Kim Tl Sung Peng Teh- Huai Korea William K. Harrison Nam Il Japan Tachikawa Syngman Rhee Seoul U. S Ellis O. Briggs Rhee Dulles Armisstice Washington United States Briggs

Indictment Sought in World War II Holohan Slaying

House investigators say sufficient evidence exists to indict Aldo Icardi and Carl Lo Dolce for the murder of Major Esam V. Holohan in northern Italy in 1944, but legal barriers prevent prosecution in the United States. The probe details poisoning, a pistol killing, and Holohan being sunk in Lake Orta after a poison plot involving Italian partisans and OSS operatives.

Washington House Holohan Aldo Icardi Carl Loas Esam York Italy Office of Strategic Services Icardi Lake Orta Lo ‘Dolce United States Pennsylvania

Narrow Gauge Trains Collide Near Montserrat

In Barcelona today two narrow gauge trains collided at Montstros de Monserrat about 40 miles from the city. At least six passengers were killed and 59 injured in the crash.

Barcelona Spain Montstros de Monserrat

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