Rock Throwing Tot Punished in Ward Street Incident
City police traced a rock throwing incident to a three year old on Ward Street after rocks struck two children riding in a car. The boy’s father and an uncle reported the event and the responding adults said the child had already been punished. The victims were a 12 year old and a 22 month old.
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Oey
Wardtreet
W. C. Beshears
Ward Street
Paul Terrell
Terrell
Beshears
Beshear
Art
Rosenbergs Face Last Avenues as Appeals Fail
The Rosenbergs’ case faces further appeals as Emanuel Bloch signals new grounds from lower court adverse rulings. If all legal routes fail, a renewed White House clemency bid may be pursued while demonstrators circle the executive mansion and the Daily Worker calls for action. The Supreme Court rejected stays and habeas corpus pleas in a 5 4 and 7 1 vote, respectively.
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Emanuel Bloch
Supreme Court
Douglas
Eisenhower
White House
Executive Mansion
New York
Dail Worker
Michael
Break-In and Arson Attempt Probed at Mangum Avenue Home
City detectives investigated a break-in and attempted arson at 512 Mangum Avenue. Mrs. Ethel Bottoms reported someone pulled a screen door hook, papers burned on a kitchen table, and a box of paper placed on a trunk then burned. Minor damage and no missing items. a window glass was broken.
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Mangum Avenue
Ethel Bottoms
Theft in cemetery of feather dove at church grave
Miss Coleen Hedrick reports a feather dove statue stolen from a grave at Lebanon Methodist Church Cemetery. Police logged the theft yesterday afternoon and believe it occurred Sunday night.
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Coleen Hedrick
West Bay Street
Lebanon Methodist Church
County and City Tackle Courthouse Annex Plans
Guilford County Commissioners and City Council members meet to set a 1953 tax discount rate and discuss reopening courthouse plans with High Point officials. Attorneys will study financing of a potential annex amid a state ruling. A Domestic Relations Court plan has backing from High Point and Greensboro councils. A public meeting is set for July 19 at 11 30 a m at the Guilford County Courthouse.
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Guilford County
High Point
State Supreme Court
Greensboro
J. van Lindley
Stocks Slip Amid Broad Market Decline on New Low
Industrial stocks fell to a new low for the year with a broad market movement. September wheat dropped over five cents to $1.89, copper bonds gained slightly, while steel and motors showed modest losses and some rails slipped. Amerada rose while Cities Service dropped, and General Motors posted a fresh low in its sector.
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New York
U.S
Atlantic Coast Line
Union Pacific
Amerada
Cities
Bendix
General Motors
Reds Press Farther in Korea Toll Rises
The U S Eighth Army said Communist forces suffered their heaviest losses since October with about 9 200 killed or wounded in the week ending Sunday Assaults of up to 3 000 Reds probed lines to Anchor Hill near the coast where over 1 000 were killed or wounded A P reported the action along the Central Front along with tank losses from mines and heavy gunfire Allied B 29s joined the fight and the Fifth Air Force reported 2 115 missions in one day Red artillery fire topped 122 567 rounds in 24 hours and the battleship New Jersey pounded Anchor Hill fortifications with 16 inch shells.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Anchor Hill
William Barnard
Okinawa
Yalu River
Fifth Air Force
Eighth Army
New Jersey
Everett Case to Speak at State College Alumni Meet
Everett Case will be principal speaker at the North Carolina State College Alumni chapter meeting in High Point at 7 tonight at the YMCA. He replaces W. H. Carmichael Jr. as speaker, with L. L. Ray and Harry Stewart also present. The session is an informal get together rather than a dinner.
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Everett Case
North Carolina State College
High Point
YMCA
Harold Williard
Case
W. H. Carmichael, Jr
University of North Carolina
L. L. Ray
State College
Harry Stewart
Wolfpack Club
Willard
Supreme Court limits racial covenants enforcement
The court upheld an earlier ruling against racial covenants but allows owners to sign such agreements without fear of damages suits. While individuals may still join voluntary covenants to bar minorities from neighborhoods, they cannot sue violators for enforcing them. NAACP leaders warned of new schemes while urging equal housing rights for all.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Clarence Mitchell
Oakview Man Accused Of Assault
A 28yearold Oak View Road man was arrested on a charge of assault and released under 200 bond. Billy B Hubbard of 2620 Oak View Road was charged with striking Dolores Hubbard at the same address and putting her in fear of bodily harm. A hearing is set for June 29 in Municipal Court.
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Oak View Road
Billy B. Hubbard
Dolores Hubbard
C. E. Harris
Steele Street
Baford Junior Hall
Superior Court
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