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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1953

Page

8

Independents Denounce President at Liberal Convention

Americans for Democratic Action faction denounces Eisenhower after once seeing him as a liberal candidate. They accuse his administration of aiding threats to civil liberties and call on GOP leaders to repudiate Senator McCarthy. They reaffirm liberal principles guiding their six year-old group.

Washington Americans For Democratic Action Eisenhower Conness Sen Joseph McCarthy R-Wis McCarthy

Naked lieutenant arrested after Wardman Park hotel frolic

Second Lt. Francis O Gallagher 24 of Boston ran naked through Wardman Park Hotel lobby during a Saturday party after leaving a Shoreham Hotel gathering. Police booked him for indecent exposure and intoxication. Marines to handle disciplinary action after release to Quantico.

Washington Marines Wardman Park Francis O. Gallagher Boston Mass Gallagher Armed Forces Quantico Vice Adm Emory S. Land U.S.N. Ret Roland Hall Hall

Roosevelt Named Honorary ADA Chairman For Coming Year

The ADA delegates elected Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt as honorary chairman for the coming year. James E. Doyle, Wisconsin state Democratic chairman, and Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., Harvard history professor, were chosen as co chairmen.

ADA Franklin D. Roosevelt James E. Doyle Wisconsin Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr Harvard

Clackety But No Clack Reported

Mrs. James Griffin heard the clack of passing trains but rails were missing a five inch section noted by railroad workers. The railroad thanked her for the call and apologized for the disturbance of her sleep.

PIQUA James Griffin Railroad

W H Marlette Dr Master FE T Gregory Secretary

The fragment names W H Marlette as a doctor and FE T Gregory as secretary in a historical notice. No dates or locations are given. The readable text provides limited context beyond roles.

W. H. Marlette FE. T. Gregory

Four Strikers Go On Trial In Winston

Four CIO Communications Workers Union members went on trial for disturbing the peace as union and management resumed talks in Winston-Salem over a 12 day strike against Western Electric plants. A total of seven strikers at Greensboro Pomona plant were arrested. bond set at fifty dollars for trial June six.

Winston-Salem CIO Communications Workers Western Electric Greensboro Pomona Carl Wall Ralph Estell Eugene Tuell Donald Cockerham Robert Strother J. E. Paschal Seth Brewer Strother Wilson Motley Burlington John Walker

Applicants fail to give ages in license applications

Hartford report shows over 3 000 license applications returned for missing ages. Women submitted the majority of faulty forms in the state motor vehicles department findings.

Hartford, Conn State Motor Vehicles Department

Seven year old falls from garage in Jacksonville Beach

Seven year old John Haden McCormick wore a Peter Pan costume and leaped from the family garage in Jacksonville Beach finding he cannot fly. He sustained a fractured instep in the stunt.

Jacksonville Beach Fla John Haden McCormick

Wilson Faces Difficult Task of Saving Money

James Marlow reports on Charles F. Wilson, president of General Motors, serving as defense secretary under Eisenhower. His push for economy clashes with Pentagon interests as Congress probes his cuts, including objections to Air Force funding reductions.

Wilson James Marlow Washington Charles FE Secretary of Defense General Motors Eisenhower Congress Defense Pentagon Defense Department Senate Committee Detroit Air Force Rep. Vorty California

Modern life expectancy shifts prompt defense funding question

The text notes a rise in life expectancy since 1900 with one quarter of U S male births dying early, contrasted with today where many survive past 59. It cites Eisenhower backing Wilson amid debates on defense cuts, urging Congress to secure more defense for less money, and ends with a remark on candlefish burning.

United States Wilson Eisenhower Congress

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