Tragic Triple Child Rescue After Father Dies in Crash
Three children aged 6, 5 and 2 were found alive in an overturned auto with their father Paul Brown who died from a crushed chest. Their mother Frances Brown was found unconscious along a roadside weed patch four miles away after alleged prior domestic trouble. Sheriff D P Lytch tied the events to a late night aid request from Brown at James Pate’s home.
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D. P. Lytch
Paul Brown
Laurinburg
James Pate
Brown
Frances H. Brown
Scotland County Memorial Tar
Pate
Tommy
Brenda
Dep. Lytch
Protest Against Racial Integration at Oteen Hospital
Sanders reported patients at Oteen opposed a VA driven non segregation policy to be carried out gradually over months. He said local management ignored patient welfare while appeals to Washington and the White House were made. Hundreds of patient petitions will be photographed and presented to the hospital manager.
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Council
Sanders
Oteen
Washington
Ite House
Otten
Peti
Explanations Stall in Red Peace Parley Talks
Reported stalled talks between Dean and Communist diplomats as they fail to advance a peace parley plan. Reds tentatively reject subcommittee proposal but will review it by Friday. Seoul cites 332 ROK prisoners to be interviewed who allegedly refused peeteeteee. Observers note a Communist slowdown affecting neutral positions and ongoing session disruptions. Finland cited by National Geographic Society as highly literate.
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Dean
Reds
Seoul
U N
Rermand
E Booth
Thimayya
Stock market rally broad with gains across major divisions
NY stocks rose in broad advance with 1 to 2 point gains at best and volume above average at 1,480,000 shares. Major gains seen in steels, rails, motors, oils, rubbers, chemicals, aircraft and copper issues as key names like General Electric, Chrysler, Coca Cola, General Motors, United Airlines and Union Pacific moved higher on earnings and dividend reports.
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New York
Torday
Whi
Central
Northern Pacific
Johns Manville
Celanese
Allied Chemical, Steel
de Goodrich
Kennecott Goodrich
Columbia Brostcesting
Katy Railroad Preferred
Adams Express
Admiral Corporation Sssse
Aleghany Corporation
Allied Chemical Dye Seccee VO Allis Chalmers Mfg
American Can
American Cardy
American Rad & St
American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Teleevee el
American Tobacco
Ssecsess
Armour & Co
Achison Top & SF
Atlantic Refinery
Avco Manufacturing
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Consolidated Vulteeeeeeeeee
Continental Can
Ccscaveves
Continental Motor
Continental Oil
Curtis Wright
Curtis Wright A
Delaware Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical Ee
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Great Northern Ruef
Hudson Motors
Sseessenes
Tllinois Central
International Harvest
Int Nickel Can
National Distillers
Studebaker Corp
Varia Eo S.A .Texas Company
Ccsessees
Tex Gulf Products Sawheseuas
Texas Gulf
Textron Corporation
Trans & Western Air
Trans America Ee Eeeeeeese
Union Carbide Eee
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft Ee
Eos, Son
Vick Chemical Peeteeeee
Virginia-Care Chemical
Warner Pictures
Csccoaess
West Auto
Western Union Eee
Western Electric Eee Ee
Wilson Any Feee
Woolworth & Eee
Youngstown S & T
Scseeeee
Zenith Radio See
Meat Industry To Be Decontrolled
Britain plans to end wartime meat controls next summer with private traders handling buying and selling. The government will end rationing and price controls while the Ministry of Food retains import duties. A white paper promises individual prices for each farmer and a standard industry price guarantee.
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London
Churchill
Britain
Conservative
Ministry of Food
Trial Begins Over Possession of North Rocky Mount Baptist Church
In Nashville North Carolina a Superior Court trial opened to decide control of the North Rocky Mount Baptist Church after a split with the state and Southern Baptist conventions. The pro convention group sues to bar the Johnston faction from occupying the church while the case proceeds. The judge said the term would continue through the end of the week.
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Nashville
N. C
Southern Baptist
Superior Court
North Rocky Mount Baptist Church
Curch
State and
Southern Baptist Convention
Samuel H. W. Johnston
Johnston
Ha |W. Tribble
Wake Forest College
Douglas M. Branch
Rocky Mount
M. A. Huggins
Raleigh
Baptist State Convention
O. T. Binkley
E. A. McDowell
Southeastern Baptist Seminary
Wake Forest
W. W. Barnes
Ft. Worth
Tex
Malcolm C. Paul
Washington
Nobel Prize Winners Listed for 1953 Honors
The 1953 Nobel Prize awards were announced in Stockholm. Chemistry winner Glenn T. Seaborg, 70s, noted for synthetic product advances and nylon related research, with a 33840 prize. Physics winner Fritz Zernike, 65, Groningen, acknowledged for phase contrast methods. The prize ceremony will be held December 10.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Cmmsree
Freiburg
West Germany
Fritz Zernike
University of Groningen
Netherlands
Nobel
Prison Chaplain Addresses Methodists on Delinquency
Mrs. Mittie E. Watters, chapel at North Carolina State Prison, spoke to about 100 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on solving juvenile delinquency. She urged reliance on the Bible and Jesus, noting 9,000 NC inmates and high delinquency rates, and urged church and school involvement alongside law enforcement.
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Mittie E. Watters
North Carolina State Prison
Wesley Memorial Methodists Church
North Carolina
Watters
Walter Anderson
Texas
Central Prison
Harry G. Bell
J. A. Eshelman
Toastmasters Plan To Attend District Meeting in Greensboro
High Point Toastmasters members including Henry Marshall Jim Armstrong Arnold Culler John Northey Arch Schoch John Tobin Ashley Haithcock Elmer James Joe Wood Hank Field and Larry Austin will attend the district educational meeting Saturday in Greensboro. Russell V Puzey president of Toastmasters International and Ted Blanding executive secretary will address the gathering.
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High Point Toastmasters Club
Toastmaster District
Greensboro
Henry Marshall
Jim Armstrong
Arnold Culler
John Northey
Arch Schoch
John Tobin
Ashley Haithcock
Elmer James Joe Wood
Hank Field
Larry Austin
Toastmaster International
Russell V. Puzey
Chicago
Ill
Secset Ted Blanding
Santa Ana
Mission Week Nears End With Nightly Baptist Services
High Point Baptist churches near the close of Mission Week with two more services planned per church. Most services begin at 7:30 p.m. with some at 7:15. Thursday’s schedule lists speakers from China New Mexico Alabama Arizona Japan Brazil and more.
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High Point
Green St
A. S. Gillespie
China
Hilliard Memorial
R. J. Vidaurri
Home Mission Board
New Mexico
Pisgah
J. L. Isaacs
Alabama
Springfield Rd
Ernest Geer
Safford
Ariz
Ralph R. Moore
City Missions
Memphis
Tenn
Lexington Ave
Luke
Baptist Hostal
Winston-Salem
Japan
English St
Ruby McGehee
Christopher, Ill
Conrad Memorial
Reavis Memorial
Fairmont Park
L. A. Watson
Denver
Albertson Rd
Jean Stamper
New Orleans
Trash Fires Prompt Caution On Cleanliness And Safety
Fire official Claude Canady warns that dirty areas invite fires as dry winds raise risks. Early today a blaze in Alma Desk Co shavings near a dust separator caused no damage with a 4 49 a m call. A second floor fire at 35 F Clara Cox Apts involved a candle play by children but was extinguished before firefighters arrived at 6 49 p mLouis Tate residence.
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Claude Canady
Alma Desk ‘Co
Grimes St
Carlessness
Clara Cox Apts
Louis Tate
Man fined for drunkenness after heckling judge
Clyde Lee Cecil, 30, of 312 Cedar St., appeared in Municipal Court yesterday on a fee dispute and was fined ten dollars plus costs after interrupting Judge Archie Myatt by asking him to speak louder. Cecil had been jailed since Monday for drunkenness. The judge told him this is hardly the place to come when you're drunk.
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Municipal
Clyde Lee Cecil
Cedar St
Archie Myatt
Cecil
St. Lawrence River Project Cleared for Construction
President Eisenhower signed an executive order designating the Power Authority of New York as the U S partner and forming a joint board of engineers. Canada’s electric Power Commission of Ontario will act as its agency, with Stevens and the Federal Power Commissioner named American members. The order signals full approval for the project at International Rapids, separate from the Seaway.
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Washington
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence River
New York
Ontario
Power Authority of
New York State
United States
Electric Power Commission of Ontario
U. S
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
International Rapids
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence Seaway
President outlines talks stance on Germany and Austria
The president said Russia shows no will to meet Western powers and aims to create difficulties. He cited efforts since last July to arrange German unification and Austrian independence, UN arms limits, and a Korean conference, stressing peace and readiness to discuss with the Soviet under workable terms.
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Germany
Austria
Lugano
Switzerland
United Nations
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
Russia
EDC
Moscow
China
Milk Market Areas Set Up Across Four Regions
The commission creates four regional areas with local milk boards to administer regulations before Nov 16. Each board will include two producers two distributors and a consumer chair. A 3.6 percent minimum butterfat content applies to whole milk, up from 3.25 percent, improving price structure. a two cent per hundred pounds assessment funds the board costs, split between producer and distributor. Gaston County remains outside the Piedmont area per distributor input.
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Piedmont
Fitzpatrick
Gaston County
Gaston
Charlotte-Concord-Albemarle
Witapetes
Commission
Eisenhower Keeps GOP Course Amid Senate House Outlook
President Eisenhower pledges to maintain the present Republican course while observers warn of a grim outlook for GOP margins next year. He endorsed all Republicans but said he could not guarantee support for every candidate and stressed honesty and sound records as conditions for endorsement. Gov. Murray and party leaders warn that Tuesday’s results signal a Democratic push, with implications for Congress in 1954.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
United States
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma
Hot Springs
Congress
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
of Congress
Begi
California
Isenhower
White House
Black officer pleads innocent in reported incident at court martial
Bragg North Carolina Lt. John R. Griffin a 28 year old Black officer pleads innocent as nine officers hear charges of raping a white woman in a military court martial opening. Lt. John C. Sloan a Greer South Carolina white officer faces separate charges of disorderly conduct drunkenness and conduct unbecoming an officer with a November 16 court martial date. Sloan is not charged in the reported incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft, Bragg
N. C
John R. Griffin
Memphis
Sloan
Court Refuses Stay Of Execution For Daniels Cousins
North Carolina Supreme Court denied Bennie and Lloyd Ray Daniels a stay of execution for murder. Lawyers sought post conviction review under a 1951 statute but court said lack of jurisdiction ended the last minute effort.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Central Prison
Bennie
Lloyd Ray Daniels
Herman L. Taylor
Samuel Mitchell
Daniels Cousins
Volunteers Boost Draft Quota With Early Induction
Volunteers through Selective Service filled the November quota by sending two men to the induction stations in Charlotte. Richard H. Clement and Lawrence C. Hethcox Jr. boarded the bus this morning for military training after being honored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars ladies' auxiliary with coffee and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Clement
Lawrence C. Hethcox Jr
Armed Forces
Charlotte
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Four Collision Damage Suits Filed Here
Auto accidents continue to lead civil suits in Municipal Court with four new filings this week. Harold L. Robbins vs Lena P Waynick and R L Waynick seeks 332 dollars for a May wreck at E Lexington and Centennial Aves. William H Atkins vs Benjamin F Bennett seeks 347.20 for an accident at S Main and Grace Sts. Southern Oil Co. vs McLean Trucking Co. seeks 800 dollars for truck damage and 15 for cargo loss near Friendship in July. Charles Harry Payne vs Paul Myers seeks 269.78 for an June accident at N Main and Ray Srs. Guilford Motor Co. sues Vernie Blackmon for 725.76 and repossession of an auto. John E Robinson seeks a divorce from Annie Mae Robinson after two years of separation.
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Harold L. Robbins
Lena P. Waynick
R. L. Waynick
E. Lexington
Centennial Aves
Illiam H. Atkins
Benjamin F. Bennett
S. Main
Grace Sts
Southern Oil Co
McLean ‘Trucking Co
Friendship
Charles Harry Payne
Paul Myers
N. Main
Ray Srs
Guilford Motor Co
Vernie Blackmon
John E. Robinson
Annie Mae Robinson
Man jailed on morals charges in Greensboro case
A Greensboro man, Fred J. Kirkman, 35, was jailed on indecent exposure charges after a woman identified him as the man who exposed himself Oct 15 near West End. He posted $500 bond and a Municipal Court trial is set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Fred J. Kirkman
Church St
Kirkman
West End
Jackie Craughn
Southern Bearing Co
Ail
Aquarium Society Seeks Help For Special Project
The High Point Tropical Aquarium Society asks for donations of fish and plants for tanks at Maryfield Convalescent Home, the Presbyterian Home, and Guilford County Sanatorium. Contact Mrs. R. R. Blackburn or Mrs. Francis Nelson to donate or join a visit to a Lexington fish breeder on November 11 at 6 p.m.
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High Point Tropical Aquarium Society
Maryfield Convalescent Home
Presbyterian Home
Guilford County Sanatorium
R. R. Blackburn
Francis Nelson
Blackburn
Nelson
Lexington
News of Colored People DIES IN NEW YORK
Gloria Hammond aged 26 died in New York City after operations at Mt. Morris and Harlem Hospitals. She is survived by her mother Mrs. Alice Kenn Hammond two sisters one brother two nephews five aunts and five uncles. Funeral services Sh: Friday at 2 p.m. at Second Presbyterian Church with Rev. A W Waddell. Burial in Greenhill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Hammond
New York City
Harlem Hospital
Mt. Morris Hospital
Alice Kenn Hammond
Lela Hammond
Baltimore
Louise Hallman
John Jr
Weather update with cool night and mild day
The forecast notes a low of 38 tonight and a high of 50 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 50 with a 48 degree low last night. Sunset is 5 21 p m today and sunrise tomorrow at 6 47 a m.
Weather Summary Charlotte 24 Hours to 7 30 A M
Official Weather Bureau records show showers, cooler conditions, and rainfall totals for the 24 hours ending at 7 30 a m in Charlotte. Temperature dipped with a cooler trend throughout the period.
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Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
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