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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1952
Page
3
A quirky New York scene where Nina, a child, floods the room with cosmic questions about the world. Her sister and mother discuss big ideas as Nina compiles a list of curiosities, from why lions exist to how the moon can appear in the morning.
Fifteen leaders in last week's Central Prison uprising chose detention as punishment to reassure staff. Work resumed in the industries building where 150 prisoners had barricaded with 10 hostages. The agreement forbids Punishment, suspends Guard Capt. Meadows pending SBI inquiry. investigates mistreatment and reviews food and grievances.
The Duke of Edinburgh observed his 31st birthday with gun salutes from the Tower of London and Hyde Park. He stayed at Buckingham Palace with Queen Elizabeth II while Prince Charles and Princess Anne remained at Balmoral Castle with the Queen Mother.
Raleigh watchers awaited a reply from D S Coltrane regarding Gov Scott's demand that he resign as budget officer. Coltrane indicated he would refuse to resign while calls continued urging him to stand firm. Coltrane, longtime associate of the administration, faced pressure after two officials were dismissed and a gubernatorial transition loomed.
The 34th Annual American Legion State Convention closes with few surprises. Greensboro candidate C Leroy Shuping leads for State Commander while Raleigh's Jac Wardlee seeks Auxiliary President. Taft and Stevenson figures are named for national party acknowledgments amid feverish daylong events and a large parade.
A Raleigh Republican candidate formerly a Democrat plans court action to stay in the Fifth District race against Rep. Thurmond Chatham. W Forrest Bedell of Reidsville had his candidacy voided by the State Board of Elections. Bedell’s lawyer will seek a writ in Wake Superior Court to place his name on the ballot, with a potential write-in campaign if unresolved.
New York officials face embarrassment as a new 5 to 10 dollar used car tax requires windshield stickers. A state statute bans anything on windshields or rear windows, prompting the city to seek state permission to affix the stamps.
Editor notes wine and food in France and royalty in Britain attract millions of travelers as Europe eyes a boost in tourism and dollars. Paris remains the top beacon with 3.5 million foreign visitors forecast, plus Riviera and other regions drawing crowds. hotels, shops, and night life cater to Americans and other foreigners.
Raleigh report shows Hubert E Olive’s gubernatorial bid cost about 61579.43 with contributions totaling 49842. The first year filings list several major donors including Earp of Selma and Winfield Martin, with additional sums from Carter of Greensboro and Leatherman of Lincolnton.
NO USE AUGUSTA, Me. The potato shortage did not affect milady's waistline. Stanley Painter of the Maine Agriculture Department said a survey of more than 100 women found they gained an average of two pounds six ounces while eating substitutes during the potato famine.
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