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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1956

Page

19

Reavis Mother Surprised as Son Revealed FBI Agent

Odis Reavis 31, once a Pointer, testified as a surprise witness before a subcommittee of the House Un American Activities Committee in Charlotte revealing his work with the FBI. He named five locals as a Communist cell and said he joined the Party in Detroit in 1948 to investigate party activity. His mother and father said they suspected nothing and had to cope with years of insinuations while he lived with them at 1215 Redding Street.

R. C. Reavis Odis FBI Odis Reavis Pointer House Committee Un-American Activities Charette High Point Thomasville Communist Party Detroit Redding St Reavis Ethel Reavis Carter Soparnant Bat House Subcommittee Fred Evelyn Carter Hubert Reavis Langley

Counterspy Finds New Reaction

Winston-Salem report on Odis Reavis a Western Electric worker who lived as an undercover Communist for the FBI. After a congressional subcommittee revelation in Charlotte he faced mixed feelings at work and newfound pride from colleagues and family.

Winston-Salem Odis Reavis FBI Reavis Western Electric Co Congressional Charlotte Conway Sherron Ochis Herb Philbrick Ruth South Park

Abeles Testifies Tax Evasion Case In High Point Firm

Murray J. Abeles told a Federal Court jury that money not on tax returns was spent on promoting the television table business of Universal Co. in High Point. He and partner Clarence Troutman face charges of concealing income in 1950 and 1951.

Murray J. Abeles High Point Greensboro Clarence A. Troutman Sun Abeles Troutman Edwin M. Stanley New York Chicago Milton Harris Hawaii Abel Universal Co Stanley

Willie Helms Denies Communist Ties in High Point

Will Helms, a High Point house painter and former CIO United Furniture Workers organizer, disputes FBI counterspy Odis Reavis’s testimony listing him as a Communist cell member alongside Charles Coburn Harvey Cox and George Johnson. Reavis testified before a House Un-American Activities subcommittee in Charlotte about Carolinas Communist activity. Helms mentions union work and a 1950 exit from the union, while others named have reportedly left the area or not commented.

Helms Communist Party Reavis High Point House Un-American Activities Subcommittee Charlotte Carolinas FBI Charles and Minion Coburn Harvey Cox George Johnson Highland Avenue Junius Scales Charles Benson Childs CIO United Furniture Workers of America Thomasville Chair Co Thomasville Cox Johnson Jn Ge Ge Harvey A. Cox Jr Chair Coburn Furniture Union

Rain To Continue Through Friday In Frontie Weather Outlook

The High Point forecast calls for continued cloudiness and occasional rain through Friday with cooler temperatures. Today’s high was 45 degrees and tomorrow’s near 42 with last night’s low at 39 and tonight’s low expected to be 35 degrees.

High Point Friendee Weather Bureau Tony

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