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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1951

Page

2

Thomasville Excluded From NAACP Discrimination Suit

The NAACP plans a Davidson county and Lexington suit against school segregation. Thomasville will not be included per Lexington church leader Rev. J Leon Pridgeon. A federal case in Greensboro could open within 90 days. Davidson and Lee counties face claims about Dunbar High School facilities and the lack of an auditorium at Lexington High.

Thomasville Nationa Association For Advancement of Colored People Davidson County Lexington NAACP J. Leon Pridgeon Union Baptist Church Naacp Chater Federal Cours Greensboro Durham C. O. Pearson Davidson- Ee Dunbar High School Lexinton Dunbar AACP Baal University of North Carolina Paul Evans County Board of Education Lexington Naacp Greene Davidson Church Street Evans Kelly Alexander Charlotte Spring Hope Scott North Carolina

Doomed Sailor Nearing Home With Last Wish

Memphis dispatch reports Seaman Jim Vowell, 100 miles from Bruceton Tennessee, seeks one final visit home as doctors predict his brain tumor will end his life in three weeks. Transferred from Oakland to Millington, he awaits medical clearance for the trip.

Memphis Jim Vowell Vowell Naval Air Station Millington Saacamede Bruceton Tenn Navy Oakland Calif Naval Hospital Bruceton

Presbyterians Pick Charleston for Next Assembly Site

The General Assembly of Presbyterians approved church property rules keeping ownership with local congregations and chose Charleston as the site for next year’s assembly. Delegates accepted a judicial committee report and discussed term limits for pastors.

Disabled Vets Elect Lewis Commander at Raleigh Session

James H. Lewis of Greensboro was elected commander of the North Carolina department of the Disabled American Veterans at the two day state convention in Winston Salem. The DAV auxiliary named Mrs Pauline C of Durham as commander. The 1952 convention was awarded to Greensboro.

Winston-Salem James H. Lewis Greensboro North Carolina Luke E. Chi Gastonia Ed Coffey M. M. Madden Burlington

Efforts to Recover Body Continue at Quarry Lake

In Salisbury North Carolina divers continue using twelve power pumps to drain a deep quarry lake in a bid to recover the body of Bill Barnes a local high school student who drowned on May 31. The water has been lowered significantly as search teams work through the afternoon and evening.

Salisbury N. C Here Bill Barnes

Chinese Fight Drives North Koreans in Chorwon Sector

Allied forces pressed toward Chorwon and Kumhwa as shelling and infantry assaults pushed Reds from bunkers. U N troops breached a bridgehead near Chorwon Humhwa while artillery and air strikes hit Red lines and supply routes along the Imjin front.

Chi Chorwou Chorwon Saury Truc Humhwa Kumhwa Lotmeell Eos U. N Imjin Oo J Seoul Old ‘Republic Hwachon Yanggu Inje U.N Kansong Parallel 38 Fifth Air Force Chorwon-Kumhwa

Berserk air passenger rages aboard Alaska Airlines flight

Fairbanks Alaska June 9 a 20 minute rampage by Liam Henry Miles 31 grounded a nine passenger Wein Alaska Airlines aircraft. Pilot Don Hulshizer 32 said Miles attacked the cockpit caused damage to the plane and parked aircraft before police overpowered him and jailed him in a padded cell.

Fairbanks Alaska Aska Don Hulshizer Hulshizer Liam Henry Miles Federal Hulshizer Miles Arctic Circle Hot Springs Wein Alaska Airlines Nee

Police Work On Pair Of Hit-Run Cases

Police searched area for two hit-and-run drivers after two crashes within 15 minutes. Charles A. Douglas of Winston-Salem reported his car hit in the 1000 block of Ward Street. A second crash in the 500 block of North Hamilton damaged Billy L. Cheves’s car and Harold Reid’s vehicle, with a panel truck seen as the other driver.

Ward Street Charles A. Douglas Winston-Salem North Hamilton Billy L. Cheves Harold Reid

Women Campaign Against Domestic Withholding Tax

Anti-withholding tax advocate Vivien Kellems predicts a vast women led crusade to oppose income tax collection. She cites a Texas incident where fifteen women refused to collect social security taxes for domestics. She plans a mass civil disobedience and readiness to challenge the Supreme Court on tax legality.

Los Angeles Vivien Kellems Connecticut Miss Kellems Texas

Finns, Swedes, and Britons shaping early Christian spread

Fragmentary note traces how Christianity reached Finland via Swedish contact and later influences from Britain. The text hints at historical routes but provides few concrete dates or figures.

Marshall ranks over old chief during World War II

The speaker rejects any claim that his actions favored communism or formed a political coalition with it. He recalls postwar China after Japan’s defeat, calling the Communists a nebulous threat and a minority faction. He cites Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek pursuing unity and argues the Communists faced destruction or political pressure, as in Japan.

Japan China Chiang Kai-shek

Rosebushes Charge To See Quadruplets

Pont iac Michigan June 9 UP Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rosebush parents of five month old quadruplets today nailed a sign on their front door announcing that strangers would have to pay 25 cents to get inside It s strictly self defense the mother said We ve had as many as 50 here at one time We can t even sit down to a meal without being interrupted

Pontiac, Mich Kenneth Rosebush

President Truman Embarks On Overnight Potomac Cruise

President Truman departed Washington by yacht Williamsburg for an overnight cruise down the Potomac River. He left at 3 p.m. and is to return to the capital at the same hour Sunday. The White House said the vessel is used by naval aide Adm. Law and a few officers.

Washington Truman Williamsburg Potomac River Rt Law

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