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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1957

Page

3

Vets Chief Protests Jap Action Over Soldier Fate

VFW leader Cooper Holt called for removal of Rear Adm Hubbard and demanded charges be dropped after the surrender of an American airman to Japanese authorities. The soldier, William B. Girard, from Ottawa LaSalle Illinois, is accused in the death of a Japanese woman at a firing range scrap metal site. Japanese officials say jurisdiction was waived by the U S and review order was late. Holt urged a public apology and that the soldier be kept in U S custody.

Kansas City Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Cooper T. Holt Chattanooga Tenn Charles Wilson William Girard U.S Ottawa-LaSilea Wilson Adm Miles M. Hubbard Far East Holt Hubbard

Mother Excluded From Prayer

In Milwaukee a family illness scene shows a 4 year old Donnie praying for his mother who was at the doctor for flu and cold symptoms. The piece centers on a simple domestic moment amid a family health scare.

Milwaukee Donald Laine Donnie Daddy

Hanging Judge Parker Memorial Opens With Gallows Exhibit

A Fort Smith memorial documents Judge Isaac Parker, known as the Hanging Judge, who sentenced 164 men to death from his 1875 to 1896 tenure. Fort Smith, with 47,000 residents, hosted his court that oversaw vast western territory and criminal cases, including 344 murder and rape trials. Public funds and unions support restoration of his gallows, jail, and courtroom.

Isaac Charles Parker U. S. District Court Fort Smith Parker Arkansas Old West Indian Territory Oklahoma US Supreme Court St. Joseph Youngers Daltons Cherokee Bill Whisky Jack Belle Starr Hollywood Plains U. S

Government Concern Over Farm Surpluses International Fallout

Washington reports that foreign governments fear lasting farm export subsidies will tilt world markets. The United States defends subsidies as temporary while Benson pushes authority to set lower price supports and reduce reliance on subsidized disposals abroad.

Washington U. S Ae & S U.S Benson

War Bride Tears Reunion With Husband After Poison Act

In Independence Missouri a Japanese warbride Mrs Tomiko Samuel 28 gave poison to herself and three children after her airman husband Sgt Roy Samuel asked for divorce. A hospital chaplain arranged a tearful hospital reunion between the couple with a brief conversation by the Reorganized Latter Day Saints Church and the husband’s return from McChord Air Base Washington.

Independence Raymond Ashenhurst Tomiko Samuel Roy Samuel McChord Air Base Tacoma Wash Latter Day Saints Church Samuel

Davidson County Officers Nab 15 In Liquor Raid

Davidson County and federal officers rounded up fifteen suspects in a Friday night raid targeting wholesale retail and manufacturing liquor outlets. Three moonshine stills were destroyed in Emmons Township and several arrests involved tax paid and non tax paid whiskey counts. Bonds ranged from 500 to 1500 dollars with trials set in local courts. The group includes six women and nine men, with charges of non tax paid whiskey and related counts. The raid followed weeks of undercover work by an alcohol control agent.

Lexington Davidson County Alcohol Control Unit Sheriff's Office Ford Emmons Thomasville Walltown Ruth Peoples 13Th Street Savannah Hill Emmons Township Alice Virginia Kennedy E. J

Local Residents Listed in Non Tax Records

Clyde Hedrich age 52 of Emmons Township, John Hudson 32 of Thomasville Route 3, and Coy Cody of Emmons are named in non tax records. Entries note racial descriptors and a mix of townships and routes with no tax linkage.

Clyde Hedrich Emmons Township John Hudson Thomasville Cody Emmons

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