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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
2
Damascus reports 1951 Syria US trade totals with exports at 26,278,985 dollars and imports at 23,730,510 dollars. The figures show growth from 1950 levels, which were eight and six million dollars respectively.
Clark Wideman of Columbus testifies his longhand letter accusing bias was typed in McCarthy's office. He says the letter alleges attempts to assassinate a senator's character and political career by innuendo as Benton probes McCarthy ethics and the Lustron housing pay case.
The Smith Reynolds Foundation announced a $25 000 gift to the Stokes County Hospital Building Fund as a memorial to the late W N Reynolds of Winston Salem Rev Louis J Yelanjian said the donation was made to support hospital cam eo foundation efforts.
Berkeley California Miss Doran reports a purse snatching on April 26 that took $11,700. An unknown person delivered an envelope with the full amount to her door yesterday, prompting police investigation.
An oil tanker carrying 700000 gallons of high octane gasoline exploded after a collision with a freighter in the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. Four crewmen aboard Hayes were missing and presumed dead, while the captain and five others swam ashore. The Angelina suffered fire and injuries to two seamen, and the fire spread to Philadelphia area docks. Names and hometowns of missing and injured listed.
A local resident suffered a broken arm and multiple bruises after a fall from a utility pole. Doctors expect him to recover, with treatment continuing at High Point hospital this week.
Hubert E. Olive attacks the Utilities Commission amid campaign commentary. He predicts reduced rate increases and notes public reactions as he presses for farm program gains with Umstead ally Monte Edwards backing the statewide effort.
Jet Arthur Wei, president of a New York banking firm, said postal authorities should restore service so the firm does not need to create its own carrier pigeon system.
Su Senat Court Justice William O. as urged at the 18th biennial CIO Amalaga mated Clothing Workers Union convention that U S foreign aid should shift from backing landlords to helping peasants. He attacked current aid as propping corrupt regimes and said technical programs alone fail to curb Russian influence without accompanying social and political reforms.
Joseph Drunk, 40, pleaded not guilty to a charge stemming from a drunken driving incident. He admitted to drinking heavily but claimed he had never been intoxicated. A $300 bail was set with a trial scheduled for June 3.
Mrs. Beda Esler wins a divorce from her husband of eight years after alleging he threw a hymnbook at her in church. The case highlights domestic discord within a religious setting.
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