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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1952

Page

3

Umstead Edges Olive In North Carolina Primary Vote

In a heated North Carolina governor race Clyde Hoey backed Umstead while Olive aligned with Kerr Scott. Umstead touted fiscal prudence and school funding. Olive pressed for a veteran bonus and broader programs including rural electrification.双方 debated REA support and state personnel and utility rate decisions as voters weighed economic needs.

Clyde Hoey Gregg Cherry Olive Kerr Scott Scott Umstead Palen Lafsar Supfor North Ceteads Law Assembly United Forces Ole Pereonnel Department State Utilities Commission

Durham Election Returns Highlight Key Races Across State

Vote totals show George A. Shuford beating Frank Parker and Dale Thrash leading in Asheville areas as Cheek wins Insurance Commissioner. Waldo Cheek led with 1497 of 20017 precincts reported. Republican Jim Pritchard led LeRoi Williams in a statewide GOP primary. Strong contests in the second and seventh districts featured Kerr Fountain and Carlyle Mayhan among others, with several incumbents facing challengers.

Den George A. Shuford Asheville Frank Parker Dale Thrash Waldo C. Cheek Cheek John Frederick Warren Pritchard Pine William C. Lewhen Raleigh R. L. Coughton Monroe M. Redden Giles Y. Newton Gibson Eighth Hamilton C. Jones Thomaston Charlotte

12th Assembly Member Arrested in Korea Crisis

PUSAN Korea May 31 South Korean police arrested a 12th member of the National Assembly as President Syngman Rhee tightens military control. Home Affairs Minister Lee Bum Suk accuses anti Rhee forces of plotting with Communist agents to assassinate Rhee. Thirty members locked themselves in the Assembly hall seeking relief.

Pusan Korea National Assembly Syngman E Assembly United Nations Lee Bum Suk Rhee

Delegate Meetings Trigger GOP Convention Debate

A Taft ally urged Gen. Eisenhower to repudiate an expenses-paid plan for delegates to meet him, while Sen. Irving M. Ives called the attack desperate. Sen. Milton R. Young pressed for repudiation as Taft leads in delegate counts and Eisenhower invites delegates to question him in New York Denver and Abilene meetings.

Marvin L. Arrowsmith Ashington Dwight D. Eisen Europe Irving M. Ives New York Eisenhower Milton R. Young North Dakota Paris Washington Truman White “Yd Penens Young Robert A. Taft Ohio Denver Abilene Kan Eisenhower Tians National Campaign ‘Office Taft David S. Ingalls Gale Sullivan Sen Estes Kefauver Tennessee Justice Department

Allied Tanks And Infantry Hit Reds On Central Korean Front

Allied tanks and infantry blasted Communist positions on the Central Korean Front and withdrew to the UN line after a nine hour foray. U S Sabre jets shot down two MIGs over Northwest Korea. General James Van Fleet said the Eighth Army could make the Reds pay a disastrous price for any new offensive. He doubted the Panmunjom truce versions and noted UN losses in air and ground. Red forces reportedly numbered up to a million and a half with artillery two to one in favor of the Reds.

Seoul United Nations Fifth Air Force Wea Korea James A. van Fleet Eighth Army U. N Beatyete van Fleet

Eisenhower delegates urged to travel to convention

A memo argues delaying travel for Eisenhower and letting delegates come to the convention in July to win support, noting he has been on active Army duty and there is little time for nationwide campaigning. The plan is described as the most logical option.

Eisenhower Touma

Tons Of French Fries Make Festival Success

Elizabeth City North Carolina reported a potato festival drew about 25 000 people as four tons of French fries cooked in ten vats fed the crowd. The event showcased a surge in potato supply despite a national shortage and included a parade of 20 bands and 35 floats.

Elizabeth City N.c Albemarle Columbia Air Express Len Jordan Idaho Queen's Court

Baccalaureate Services Highlight At Duke Today

Duke University hosts its 100th graduating class with a baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Paul Hardin of First Methodist Church Birmingham. Limited seating in Duke Chapel and nearby areas for parents and students. Carillonneur Anton Brees offers a 3:30 recital and Mildred Hendrix gives a 4:50 recital. Commencement for 1141 degree recipients set for Monday at 10 30 with graduates from 43 countries.

Durham Duke University Duke Paul Hardin First Methodist Church of Birmingham Ala Ous Sys Duke Chapel Anton Brees Carillonneur Mildred L. Hendrix Saueerer

Plane makes emergency landing at Hulman Field

A TWA Constellation with 44 aboard made an emergency landing at Hulman Field Terre Haute after fire warning lights. Passengers used the emergency slide. no fire found. Another Constellation from Chicago ferried the travelers to New York.

Terre Haute Ind TWA Hulman Field Los New York Kate Wi Amarillo Tex Katherine Metealt Ew Hart Chicago New York

Tropical Aquarium Society to Meet Monday Night

The High Point Tropical Aquarium Society will meet Monday night at 7:00. Melrose Canyon live-bearers will be discussed and A. W. Faulkner will be in charge.

High Point Tropical Aquarium Society Pee Melrose Canon A. W. Faulkner

Library installs drive up book return box in Sacramento

The Sacramento California city library has added a drive up book return box enabling motorists to drop off books without leaving their cars.

Sacramento, Calif

Relative Of Local Persons Succumbs

Mrs. Effie Vin­cannon of Asheboro Route 3 died in the afternoon at home. Funeral services will be Sunday at 4 p m at High Pine Wesleyan Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery.

Asheboro Effie Vincannon Parks High Pine Wesleyan Methodist Church

UNC Plans Baccalaureate Tomorrow

Chapel Hill May 31 The Rt Rev Reginald Mallett Bishop of northern Indiana will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at UNC's 158th commencement Tomorrow. He is a 1921 graduate and former priest in charge in Stokes Surry and Rockingham counties. The university band concert at 430 p m at Davie Poplar and art exhibition at 530 p m in Person Hall are scheduled. The Chapel Hill Choral Club will sing the German Requiem at 830 p m in Hill Hall. President Gordon Gray and Gov W Kerr Scott will award diplomas. If rain the exercises move to Woollen Gymnasium.

Chapel Hill Reginald Mallett Indiana University of North Carolina Episcopal Church Stokes Surry Rockingham County Episcopal Young Peo Center Co Mecum Stokes County Acipal Wil Hill Pall

Havelock Divorce Ads Include Multiple Separation Petitions

Civil actions filed include Rawleigh Moses and J H Ellers seeking divorce based on separation. Beatrice Corinne Stiller sues James Lee King. Thelma Sins sues Tom Stephens. Arthur L Reid sues Annie H Reid. Henry Gilley sues Pearl Gilley. Lee Durham sues Sally Durham.

Beatrice Corinne Stillering James Lee King Thelma Sins Tom Stephens Arthur L. Reid Annie H. Reid Henry Gilley Pearl Gilley Lee Durham Sally Durham

Robbers Hold Captives While Work On Safe

In Inglewood California thieves trapped three watchmen for hours and forced them to work on a safe. The robbers, described as irregular laborers, freed after about four hours with the outcome unclear. Victims were fed, and about $700 was involved. Sheriff’s deputies reported the burglars manipulated a rarely used safe whose combination was written on the wall above it.

Iran Jes Inglewood You Calif

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