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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1953
Page
8
John D. Lodge is reported as governor of Connecticut with the state paying 31,346 dollars annually to maintain the governor's residence. The disclosure highlights the public expense connected to the executive house.
Gen. George C. Marshall, terminally ill with flu at Pinehurst, recalls his hardest duties. He cites preparing U S Army for war in 1940, rebuilding forces during Korea in 1950, and staying patient in fruitless talks with the Soviet government. He avoids remarks on the Marshall Plan during the interview.
Berlin officials reported more than 16,000 East Germans fled to West Berlin in October seeking political asylum. The monthly influx increased the year to date total to over 280,000 since January 1, with October arrivals about 6,000 higher than September.
Pakistan lodged a protest with India over an attack Thursday in Calcutta in which an unknown Indian fired at the office of the Pakistani deputy high commissioner. The shots shattered the office window and damaged the deputy commissioner’s automobile windshield.
Alfred Selby Rogers aged 79, noted Toronto industrialist and sportsman, died yesterday of a heart attack. Born in Canada, he built a fortune in industry and supported local athletics. He leaves a widow and two children.
Hamburg's Sunday election could shape Germany's path to rearmament by influencing Chancellor Adenauer's ability to secure a two thirds parliamentary majority. The outcome may determine whether a constitutional dispute over rearmament proceeds, affecting coalition strength in the Bundesrat and central government.
Two elderly sisters in Chicago suburbs reveal a 55 year old family secret as they search for an unknown niece born out of wedlock in Minneapolis in 1898. The survivor would be the sole living relative and inheritance holder, otherwise the trust goes to a church.
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