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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1953

Page

5

Bishop Oxnam Proposes Files Review In Un American Case

Methodist Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam urges the Un American Activities Committee to let individuals named in its files review material and submit evidence. Republican critics warn this would undermine the investigative process, while Oxnam outlines reforms to limit file content and grant victims the right to testify.

Washington Bis G. Bromley Oxnam Se UN- American Activities Committee Oxnam Kit Clardy R-Mich Harold H. Velde R-Ill Velde Donald L. Jackson Clardy Jackson Oxnamen Committee Congress

Iran Government Takes Private Estates of Shah

Tehran reports a royal decree transferring the shah’s privately held estates to the Mossadegh government for 60 million rials about two million dollars at official rate. Revenue will fund charities under government oversight while peasant leases run 99 years. The move follows clashes with Mossadegh’s regime and aims to curb royal authority.

Tehran Iran Mohammed Mossadegh Mosadegh Royal Institute For Social Services Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi Mossadegh Hussein Ala Ala Soraya Rome Shah Con Majlis

Words of the Wise on Grasshoppers and Cattle

A Burkeic reflection contrasts six noisy grasshoppers under a fern with thousands of silent cattle under a British oak. It warns against assuming noise equals population or importance, noting the small insects are loud yet insignificant compared to the quiet herd.

Edmund Burke

Newark man wins divorce over mistaken brother-in-law

A Newark resident secured a divorce after telling the court he believed the man who moved into his home after his marriage was his brother in law, only to learn ten years later that the other man was his wife’s first husband.

Newark, N. J

Golfer Cary Middlecoff’s Wife Has Appendix Surgery

In Memphis Cary Middlecoff and his wife played bridge with another couple. Mrs Middlecoff developed abdominal pain and was rushed to a hospital where her appendix was removed by her surgeon bridge partner.

Mane Memphis, Tenn Cary Middlecoff

Divorcee Appeals to Ike to Halt Deportation of POW Fiance

Judy Godel, 29, urges President Eisenhower to spare Harry Girth, 27, a former World War II soldier who escaped Fort Dix and now runs a business in Atlantic City. She argues reparation policy and safety in Poland or Germany justify not deporting him, noting his opposition to communism and plans to marry in Atlantic City.

Atlantic City N. J Korea Judy Godel Eisenhower Harry Girth Poland Girth Hitler Fort Dix Washington White House Little Britain Ulster Orange) County New York Fort Frontenac Continental Congress Philadelphia New York State United States James Madison Syracuse N. T

Theatrical impresario linked to major revues since 1880

Lilian Campbell notes a New York City theater producer known for The Student Prince Blossom Time Maytime Winter Garden revues Countess Madriten Last Waltz and for bringing stars like Al Jolson Eddie Cantor Marilyn Miller Ed Wynn the Dolly Sisters Nora Bayes and Fanny Brice.

Prince Countess Madriten al Jolson Eddie Cantor John Charles Thomas Marilyn Miller Ed Wynn Dolly Sisters Nora Bayes Fanny Brice New York City

Violin family instrument defined as cello

The violoncellos is a bass instrument of the viol family developed from the viola da gamba. It has four strings tuned an octave below the viola and is commonly shortened to cello. Origin traces to Latin as a diminutive of violin.

Notable birthdays for performers and players on this date

On this date Bidu Sayao Metropolitan Opera star Irving Bers lin song composer Eugene Hers manski and Monty Kennedy big league baseball players should be enjoying birthday celebrations.

Bidu Sayao Metropolitan Opera Irving Berslin Eugene Hermanski Monty Kennedy

Horoscopes urge prudent plans for the year ahead

The message encourages using intelligence and justice in dealings now and making the most of favorable conditions in the coming year. It notes a lucky outlook for the current child in business, love, and marriage as the stars align.

Red Plan Is Basis of Truce Churchill urges secret world powers meeting

In a two day Commons debate Churchill calls for a high level meeting of leading powers to seek a Korea armistice. He says the eight point Communist plan could form the basis for a prisoner exchange and a cease fire, with Koreans taking over security.

London Winston Churchill Eisenhower Georgi M. Malenkov Churchill United Nations Korea House of Commons Indochina Georgi M. ‘Malenkov Josef Stalin Kremlin Anthony Eden

Harvard Professor Promises Sunshine for a Price

New York officials consider Harvard professor Wallace E Howell who seeded clouds to end a drought now claims he can reverse rain making to provide sunshine for any area for ten thousand dollars a day. Dominick Padua no comments on funding while water supplies overflow and lawsuits loom from prior rain making experiments.

New York R UP Mark Twain Wallace E. Howell Harvard University Howell Harvard Dominick Paduano Weather Bureau Paduano Croton Catskill Bronx New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers

Potato beetle arrives in England in 1901

The potato beetle, an accidental import from the United States, first appeared in England in 1901. It is not yet fully established there but is known as a pest in parts of Europe.

United States England Europe

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