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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1953

Page

3

Mild Dry Weather Forecast Across Nation

The outlook favors fairly mild and dry conditions for most of the country with rain continuing in parched Texas rangelands and forecasts of precipitation for the Northern California coast and as far south as Los Angeles. Snow flurries appear in northern Great Lakes areas while fog dims eastern Dakotas and parts of Minnesota and Illinois. No severe cold is reported, with the coldest readings around 10 degrees above zero in northern areas and New England.

Associated Press Texas California Los Angeles Alahoma Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Great Lakes Dakotas Minnesota Illinois Rockies Ata New Engand

Youth Sought In Double Sex Case At New York Home

Police searched for an unidentified teenage boy after two young girls at Lakeside School were found fatally harmed in a forbidden forest near Spring Valley. Authorities, including Ramapo Township Police Chief Abe Stern, questioned about 15 local youths while pursuing a killer believed to be around 17 or 18. The victims, Marjorie Boudreau and Esther Nagy, aged 5, had been sexually mistreated before death.

Spring Valley N. Y Abe Stern Ramapo Lakeside Marjorie Boudreau Esther Nagy Marjorie Esther Stern Hudson River

Decent Girl Teases Taxes in Wholesome Pastime Note

DES MOINES IOWA A Dubuque girl wrote Republican State Rep John Walker that she dislikes high taxes on whiskey beer and cigarettes leaving her with few wholesome pastimes she can afford the brief note captures a humorous take on tax burden and youth culture.

Des Moines Iowa Dubuque, Ia John Walker

Artillery shells fired for exhibition in Korea shows

Louisville Times quotes ex Lt Col Garnett Dick alleging Army artillery staged hundreds of shells for visiting dignitaries in Korea. He cites three such shows last September for Congressmen including Dewey Short J Frank Wilson and Leon Gavin, plus helicopter access and observation posts. Pentagon had no comment.

Louisville Louisville Times Korea Garnett Dick the Times Wayne Smith Dewey Short Rmo J. Frank Wilson D-Tex Leon Gavin R-Pa House Armed Forces Committee The Times Washington Pentagon

State Prisons Would Break From Highway Board

A bill to separate the State Prisons Department from the Highway Commission is expected to be introduced in the General Assembly. Rep. John W. Umstead will sponsor, though Gov. Umstead reportedly withholds backing. The plan creates a five member Prisons Commission and allows prison labor contracts with other agencies.

Raleigh State Prisons Department Highway Commission General Assembly Prison Advisory Council John W. Umstead Orange Umstead Ep. Umstead Prisons Commission State Hospitals Board of Control Commissioner of Public Welfare Prisons Department Agriculture Department Department of Conservation and Development Walter Anderson

Justice Dept Backs Prosecution Of Federal Gambling Tax Cheats

The Justice Department signals readiness to pursue hundreds of gamblers charged with dodging the 50 dollar annual tax stamp. Supreme Court upholds the 1951 registration and tax law, prompting a nationwide survey of pending cases and possible state implications on local criminal penalties.

Washington Justce Department Supreme Court Comery Bureau of Internal Revenue Senate Crime Committee Estes Kefauver D-Tenn Philadelphia Stanley F. Reed Congress Eed California

Sarnoff notes RCA color TV work and funding

RCA chairman David Sarnoff says RCA is pushing color television toward public use as soon as possible. He rejects Sen Johnson’s charge that powerful interests block color TV until black and white sets saturate the market. He cites about 20 million dollars spent on research and a practical compatible color system.

Washington David Sarnoff Radio Corporation of America Edwin C. Johnson D.colp Sarnoff Johnson RCA

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