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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1951

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Giant C 124 Globe Master II vanishes over Atlantic with 53 aboard

An enormous U S Air Force transport, the C 124 Globe Master II, disappeared in fog and rain over the Atlantic en route from Gander to Mildenhall with 53 people aboard. Search efforts by British Irish and U S planes found no trace as seas and weather hampered efforts.

Atlantic Air Force Atlantic Ocean United States Ceeaereree Shannon E Troland JP Geretta Snch Hall Air Suffolk Limestone U. S. Third Air Division Britain U. S Royal Air Force Cullens Manera Washington Cullen Globemaster Gander Newfoundland Mildenhall Thursoe

Miracle Fails For First Time In Konnersreuth

In Konnersreuth Germany crowds gathered to see Therese Neumann’s Friday ecstasy denied for the first time in 25 years. Father Josef Naber announced that Christ appears to relieve her pains on the 25th anniversary of her crucifixion visions.

Konnersreuth Germany Therese Neumann Josef Naber Therese Naber Christ

Crackles A bachelor as a man who dismisses marriage

A quip notes that a bachelor treats marriage as an institution yet avoids being an inmate, reflecting humorous view on domestic life and freedom.

O Dwyer Faces Perjury and Tax Probes in Senate Inquiry

Former firemen's union official O Dwyer faces perjury and income tax investigations as testimony before the U S Senate crime probe committee details alleged cash contributions. James Moran, ambassador to Mexico, also faces inquiries over funds linked to a political campaign and good will offerings. Moran resigns as water commissioner amid probes. Justice Department review requested for possible prosecutions. Crane testified he gave O Dwyer 10000 cash and Moran 55000, both denial. Union leader Redmond sets resignation deadline for Crane while stressing nonpartisan union rules.

James J. Moran New York City John P. Crane Crane Senate Moran Mexico William O'Dwyer U. S. Senate James Moran O’dwyer U. S Washington AFL Uniformed Firemen's Association O'Dwyer Ran i Manhattan Clare City Water Abu Sa R. Impellitteri Estes Kefauver D.-Tenn Probe Committee Justice Department J Irving H. Saypol New York T-Men Bureau Internal Revenue New York State Tax Department Yar Sachs

Paul Jones Accepts Call to Richmond

Rev Paul Tudor Jones resigned as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of High Point after informing the church session he accepted a call to Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church in Richmond Virginia. An Associated Press dispatch had announced the Richmond church’s call last Monday and Jones had been weighing the decision.

Paul Tudor Jones First Presbyterian Church of High Point Grace-Covenant Presbyterian Church Richmond Associated Press Jones Pas More

Senate Fails Change to Closed Shop Ban

The senate committee on manufacturing and labor gave an unfavorable report on a measure to modify the closed shop ban allowing union shop contracts. A constitutional amendment to curb gag rules in the legislature was proposed in the senate, Sen Thomas B Sawyer opposed it in open debate. A proposed amendment would limit procedural votes to those with a higher threshold than a simple majority. The senate roads committee killed attempts to revive motor vehicle inspection laws while a new inspection bill was introduced in the house. The house roads committee passed a bill requiring motorists with speeding convictions to surrender licenses during appeals, with surrender periods rising by speeding thresholds.

Senate Committee On Manufacturing and Labor Senate Thomas B. Sawyer House Gay Said North Carolina Senate Roads Committee House Roads Committee Phil Whitley Wake

British Crew Refuses Red Port Sailing

The Empire Marshal crew of 58 men voted unanimously to avoid entering a Red port where Britain has no representation. They risk three months imprisonment and relocation costs to Yokohama or home, preferring to uphold the United Nations cause and deter Communist influence amid wartime duties. The vessel, praised for Hungnam evacuation work, had been due to depart for Dairen.

Tokyo Hungnam Dairen United Nations Korea D. G. MacNaughton MacNaughton Greenock Scotland Yokohama London Wonsan J. H. Doyle Task Force 90 C. T. Joy U. S. Naval Far East Darien P. B. Pandelis

Cost-of-Living Index Sparks New Mobilization Tensions

Washington reports the mobilization program facing labor pressure over wage stabilization as the Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston warns inflation undermines defense effort. A broad Senate-House inquiry led by Chairman Maybank will probe wage-price controls, favoritism in tax benefits, and agency actions affecting the defense program.

Washington Eric Johnston Maybank D-Sc Ees Eser Michael V. di Salle Johnston Conveniens Capehart R.-Ind Senate

Larry Parks Faces Fallout From Communist Testimony

Hollywood reports say actor Larry Parks loses sleep and his film role after testifying before the House committee. Parks was removed from a new Columbia project, with pay reduced under his contract, amid subpoenas targeting other film figures as the Hollywood Ten era drama unfolds.

Hollywood Larry Parks House and American Activities Committee Movieland Parks All Wonder Wae Newark Betty Garago Bangor Garrett Louis Mandel Mandel U. S James J Hollywood Ten

Ground Forces Link With Chutists North of Seoul

More than 3,300 American paratroopers landed behind Communist lines north of Seoul cutting Reds with artillery as Lt. Gen. Ridgway arrived in the thick of a firefight. An armored patrol neared parallel 38 north of Chunchon while Rangers and the 187th airborne fought near Munsan linking with the drop zone.

Tokyo Seoul Matthew B. Ridgway Korea Parallel Chunchon Jarmy Trom Sonteeda Biay Frank 5. Kwen 187Th Nan Munsan Parallel 38

Gas Chamber Executes Two Convicted Killers in Raleigh

In Raleigh at Central Prison Curtis Shedd, 31, of Valhalla South Carolina, and James Richard Hall, 27, Jackson County, were executed by gas chamber after last minute appeals. Shedd had been convicted of murdering two Valhalla sisters and raping them and their father was also killed. Hall faced charges of raping and strangling his sister-in-law.

Raleigh Curtis Shedd James Richard Hall Shedd Valhalla S. C Hall Jackson County Central Prison R. S. Jones Franklin Scott

Thousands On Good Friday Pilgrimage In Jerusalem

Thousands of devout Christians walk the Via Dolorosa through old Jerusalem amid a drought described as the worst in 80 years. Pilgrims, many from abroad, carry wooden crosses toward Calvary as Holy Week nears Easter Sunday.

Jerusalem Holy Land Christ Calvary Jaffa Old City Jordan New City Israel Israel-Jordan Mandelbaum Gate Bethlehem The Middle East

Nationwide Strike Set For Monday

More than 100 000 CIO packinghouse workers threaten a strike over meat packers as AFL meat handlers plan no walkout on Monday the deadline in the threatened industrial action. CIO set a date after meetings led by Earl W. Jimerson and Patrick Gorman. AFL President William Green urged delay and telegrammed the CIO side.

Chicago CIO Enellen AFL Earl W. Jimerson Patrick Gorman William Green

Union Leaders Meet With Dan River Mills In Virginia Talks

TWUA CIO leaders Emil Rieve James Bamford and Lewis Conn meet Dan River Mills in Danville Virginia amid a wave of potential walkouts across 50 Carolinas mills. They discuss a New England settlement with 7 5 percent wage boost lifting total to 12 13 cents per hour.

Associated Press Textile Workers Union of America CIO Dan River Mills Danville Carolinas New England Emil Rieve TWUA James Bamford Southern Lewis Conn North Carolina Dan River Management Fieldcrest Mills Leaksville Erwin Mills Durham Cone Mills Greensboro Woodside Mill Greenville Com Charles Auslander

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