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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1953
Page
5
A serialized reminiscence recalls how the Queen weighs offered textiles and gifts for propriety. It notes royal storage of unused fabrics, concerns over favoritism, and the pleasure and burden of jewels, including a Marguerite diamond tiara she treasures.
African rulers and tribal chiefs dominated the coronation crowds in London. Dignitaries from Tonga, Gold Coast, Barotseland, Samoa, Solem Islands, Zanzibar and more arrived in colorful attire with umbrellas and ceremonial regalia.
Miami police plan to fly in Pvt. James E. Mosso to persuade Sheila Ross Mosso, a prisoner who climbed to a narrow 25th floor ledge of the Dade County jail, to come inside. Mosso had aided her husband’s escape from an Air Force stockade, and she faces harboring charges.
Hornell New York reports a pet deer kept by the Arcieri family acts as a watchdog. The fawn, found under an evergreen in May, is reared with a nurse and allowed around the house with conservation permits. It plays with neighborhood dogs then tramples them with its hooves when they become rough.
Sweden projects its iron ore reserves to last about two centuries at current mining rates. Officials say production pace and resource base support a two-hundred year outlook.
Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby head of HEW accused socialized medicine of threatening democracy and being economically unsound. Speaking to the AMA house of delegates in New York she warned of loss of free choice and noted private voluntary care has kept millions healthy. Louis H Bauer urged extending care to all and eradicating gaps in the system while comforting that compulsory insurance would be acceptable if Eisenhower remained president.
The Copeland family in Westlake Ohio owns Izzie a seven year-old robin who learned to whistle Yankee Doodle and occasionally Over There. The bird sometimes imitates the family whistle call to tease their dog and even wolf whistles at visiting females.
More than 2,000 seniors across 15 institutions heard addresses from government science and education leaders at commencement. Duke awarded 900 degrees with E H Little and Dr Harold C Urey among speakers.
Pyun said South Korea would ignore an armistice based on the new plan and continue fighting with the free world to warn others. He warned against allowing troops from Sweden, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia, Poland, and India guarding prisoners to enter as an invasion and said forces sympathetic to communism would be resisted by force.
Seaborne action near Seoul reports the HMS Haida firing on a Communist supply train during a coronation cruise. The four inch guns halted the locomotive and the ship shelled wreckage for six hours while rain hampered air and ground offensives on a 155 mile front.
A Royal Canadian Air Force board headed by Squadron Leader Theodore Wilson traveled from North Bend to Iron Mountain Oregon to investigate a Lancaster crash that killed all 10 aboard. Coroner Brewer Mills confirmed no survivors and said bodies would be moved from the wreckage today after a ground search recovered them overnight. The plane was en route from Comox to San Diego when it struck the 4,000 foot summit, destroying trees along a 100 yard path.
Former state senator Ohm C. Rodman Jr. urges Gov. Umstead to appoint State Sen. John D. Larkins Jr. to succeed Brandon Hodges as state treasurer. Rodman, now in private practice, says Larkins can help secure approval for a 22 million mental hospital bond and a 50 million school building bond in a forthcoming special election. Hodges resigned to join Champion Paper in Canton.
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