Hamilton Denies Any Wrong Doing At KKK Rally
Imperial Wizard Thomas Hamilton defended himself at a KKK rally near here denying charges of kidnapping and assault as harped up. He surrendered after warrants were served and said he was not a fugitive.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1952
Page
11
Imperial Wizard Thomas Hamilton defended himself at a KKK rally near here denying charges of kidnapping and assault as harped up. He surrendered after warrants were served and said he was not a fugitive.
Raleigh report notes five days to the Democratic primary with candidates J. M. Umstead and Hubert E. Olive intensifying tours and media appearances. Umstead schedules a Smithfield rally at Johnston County Courthouse while Olive conducts Charlotte Mecklenburg and Cabarrus trips and radio television programs. Gov. Scott accuses state party officials of altering the delegate list to favor supporters.
A severed head of a red haired man was found at a South Bend city dump. Police investigated as a grisly homicide case, outlining early leads and nearby witnesses.
In Painesville a three year old harness horse named Buddy G suffered a broken upper jaw after a training stumble. Dr. E K Bulkley performed a four and a half hour operation placing metal splints on the jawbone. The horse recovers in a box stall with a canvas sling to prevent nose rubbing.
U S Senator Mike Monroney predicts furniture retailers can reach another million homes in 1950s Myrtle Beach at a Southern Retail Furniture Dealers Association banquet. He cites inflation risks and defense-driven growth, as 300+ dealers from the Carolinas and Virginia attend led by Ervin Lampert of Salisbury.
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