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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1954

Page

3

Ervin Named Senator in Umstead Selection Of Heir Apparent

Gov. Umstead plans to nominate Judge Frank M. Ervin for the unexpired two years of Sen. Hoey's term and urge Ervin as the Democratic nominee. Ervin, a Supreme Court justice since 1948, is a Morganton native with WWI service and a long legal career. The appointment keeps the Senate Democratic majority at 48 to 47 with Sen Morse of Oregon as independent.

Senate W. Frank Taylor Goldsboro State House of Representatives Umstead Ervin Superior Court Supreme Court Gregg Cherry Democratic Executive Committee Sen Ioey Hoey Washington Morse Oregon U. S Alton A. Lennon Wilmin Willis Smith Lennon W. Kerr Scott M. W. Barnhill Gov. Umstead United States North Carolina Clyde R. Hoey United States Senate Judge Ervin Samuel James Laura Powe Ervin Morganton University of North Carolina Harvard Law School France Morvanton Burke County Sam J. Ervin Jr William B. Umstead

Doctors Find Treatment May End Epilepsy Scourge

AP report details a brain tissue surgery on John Unger 44 in Arlington VA and a nine year old girl showing initial benefit from a new chemical approach. Doctors say epileptics may gain control of seizures by addressing brain deficiencies in glutaric acid and acetylcholine, a method still experimental though promising for those unresponsive to standard medicines.

Washington John Unger Unger Morever Arlington National Institute of Health National Institute of Neurological Diseases

McCarthy Says Texts Of Monitored Calls Incomplete

McCarthy announced that texts of Pentagon monitored phone calls are accurate despite omissions and will be used in Monday hearings. He noted dashes indicate omissions by a Pentagon stenographer and defended the transcripts as evidence in the Army McCarthy dispute.

Ft. Monmouth N.J McCarthy Pentagon McCarthy Army Stevens Sen. Straington D-Mo Army Subcommittee McCarthy -Stevens

McCarthy Flags Mousetrap Plot Behind Army Hearings

Sen. McCarthy charged in Chicago that Sen. Symington and adviser Clark Clifford are using the Army hearings to destroy the Republican party. He said Army Secretary Stevens is a "fine, innocent fellow" who was mouse-trapped into triggering the proceedings by Washington politicians during a layover en route to a Ripon rally.

Chicago Sen McCarthy Symington D-Mo Clark Chilford Truman Army Stevens Washington Wisconsin Ripon Wis

FHA Freezes Dividends On Federal Apartments

The FHA orders 7,000 apartment owners with government insured loans to halt profit distributions to stockholders without FHA approval. Officials say the move is precautionary to prevent windfall profits from inflated project costs, with no retroactive effect but potential future scrutiny of earnings-based dividends.

FHA Washington Federal Housing Administration

Connecticut Savings Banks Average Per Account

Connecticut savings banks report an average account balance of 1355 dollars across all customers. The figure reflects deposits held in member institutions and indicates modest household liquidity in the state banking system.

Connecticut

Navy Discloses No Sabotage Evidence in Bennington Disaster

The Navy reports no sabotage or malicious act evidence to date in the Bennington explosion inquiry off Quonset Point. Secretary Thomas says every cause will be investigated, safety measures tightened, and a Naval court of inquiry with civilian and military experts continues the probe into the May 26 disaster that left 101 dead and 118 injured.

Washington Navy Bennington Sen. Saltonstall R-Mass Senate Armed Services Committee Thomas Quonset, R.I Naval Court of

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