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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1954

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Ex-Schoolmate admits killing 15 year old Geraldine Annese

Norwood Massachusetts reports indicate Peter Makarewicz Jr a former altar boy and Boy Scout confessed after eight hours of questioning to murdering 15 year old Geraldine Annese whose nude body was found in a garage. Investigators say the attack involved sex and a planned killing. The case prompts talk of the death penalty for a minor under Massachusetts law though prosecutors acknowledge no prior juvenile death sentence in the state.

Geraldine Annese Norwood Mass Jane Cate Dist Atty Myron Lane Peter Makarewicz Jr Peter Invesco Lane Geraldine Makarewicz Geraldine Ba Reg Mark Folan John B. Kennedy Goney St. Georges Catho Nancy Massachusetts Philip Derese Peter Makarewicz Alter Annese Noes

William F. Mickey Dies at Kure Beach

William F. Mickey 74 of Stanton Street died of a heart attack at Kure Beach near Wilmington. He leaves three sons Lawrence E. Mickey Carl F. Mickey Roy W. Mickey and a daughter Mrs Jay Garland Rothrock plus seven grandchildren. He was president of W F Mickey Body Manufacturers Inc. in town.

William F. Mickey Stanton St Kure's Beach Wilmigomerdey Mick Lawrence E Carl F High Point Roy W Jacksonville Fla Jay Garland Rothrock Winston-Salem Mickey W. F. Mickey Body Manufacturers Inc

Atoms for Peace Agency Reinstated by U S in UN

A U S draft resolution for an atoms for peace agency was reinstated at the United Nations after a temporary withdrawal to check if Red China could attend. The measure, sponsored by the U S and six other nations, invites all UN members to a conference by August. The U S spokesman noted Red China was not intended as a participant. President Eisenhower has moved into new talks with the Soviet Union on atomic bans and agency plans.

United Nations N.Y U.S Red China United States U.N Eisenhower U.N. Assembly Red Universal Postal Union Bolin United Peiping China Postal Union Henry Cabot Lodge Jr Soviet Union

Marines Must Not Be Too Big For Their Breeches

Marine Corps commandant Gen Lemuel C Shepherd Jr ordered all officers to enforce uniform standards as he warned Marines wear trousers that are too short or tight and shirts with frayed cuffs and collars. He called for scrutiny of appearance including garrison caps and shirt sizes.

Washington Lemuel C. Shepherd Marine Corps Shepherd Ameriend Celionet

Arctic Air Bases Within Reach of Red Missiles

Major Alaskan air bases such as Ladd Field and Elmendorf could be within range of Soviet V-2 like missiles, raising fears of nuclear attack. The report notes missiles with 800 mile plus range, high speed, radar evasion, and potential for nuclear warheads targeting U S airfields and bases.

Arctic Elton Fay Washington Alaskan United States Russia Siberian Europe London Scientife Ladd Field Fairbanks Elmendorf Anchorage Siberia United States Air Force North American Aviation Co

College grid scores and a wartime analysis recap

A roundup lists college football results including Navy 40 Duke 7 and Notre Dame 42 Penn 7 with numerous other scores across the nation. A wartime analysis by a military official notes Soviet seizure of the Mittelwerk V-2 plant near Nordhausen and the production of at least 1,000 missiles for research, training, and stockpiled emergency use, plus Russia’s rocket facilities near Moscow and in Asia.

Navy Duke Richmond Wake Forest N. Carolina S. Carolina Minnesota Oregon State Iowa Purdue Georgia Florida Notre Dame Penn Maryland N. C. State Georgia Tech Tennessee Ohio State Pittsburgh Michigan Minois Alabama Tulane Clemson Furman Mich. St Wash. St Auburn Miami Fla VMI William & Mary Arkansas Rice Colorado Missouri Baylor Texas California Washington Davidson Catawba SMU Texas A&m Kentucky Vanderbilt Germany Nordhausen Soviet Zone Russia Moscow Asia

Boy Admits Setting Fires In Davidson County

A 15 year old boy from the Midway community was jailed in juvenile detention in Thomasville after a fourth fire in a tobacco packhouse in Davidson County. Deputies and fire officials investigated the Spoonman farm ruins and two packhouse fires nearby. The youth, unnamed due to age, was picked up for questioning and may be turned over to other authorities.

Thomasville Midway Davidson County Clewell Faltz Faltz Kieffer Morris Spoonman Farm Griffith Winston‘Salem Faltz’ Farm Spoonman Arm

Queen Mother Elizabeth Visits Washington Pentagon Stop

The Queen Mother accompanied by Mrs. Eisenhower toured the Pentagon to view Army Navy displays and a toy atomic cannon model. She greeted Norman Bayless and chatted with security escorts before visiting Arlington Cemetery Ft Myer and the Lincoln Memorial during a White House luncheon and Library of Congress start.

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Thanksgiving Proclaimed as Observance on Nov 25

President Eisenhower designated Friday November 25 as Thanksgiving Day and urged citizens to observe with prayer. He called for humble thanks to God for the year's blessings and guidance for the year ahead, praising the Pilgrim Fathers and religious freedom.

Washington Eisenhower Fathrs

Johnson says Democrats will cooperate with Eisenhower

Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson pledged cooperation with President Eisenhower if consulted, dismissing talk of a stalemate with a Democratic-led Congress. He urged bipartisan, transparent action on foreign policy and defense while signaling ongoing party scrutiny of subversion claims and Nixon allegations.

Johnson Washington Navy Lyndon Johnson Congress Eisenhower Texas Senate Capitol Hill White House Nixon Inet Kefauver D-Tenn Mansfield D-Mont Civil Service Commission Com

Senate Hopes To Finish By Thanksgiving

Senate leaders said they aim to wind up before Thanksgiving the special session to consider Senator McLeans censure. Republican William Knowland and Democrat Lyndon Johnson spoke at a news conference about limiting debate to the emergency issue. Opening session Monday will be brief as members honor those who died since August. Debate on censure may start late Tuesday or Wednesday.

William F. Knowland California Lyndon Johnson Texas Senate Sen Joseph McCarthy R-Wis Knowland Johnson Washington Senate Sss Me le R- Is William G. Knowland Eeems Demacrete Lyndon B. Johnson

Dixon-Yates Issue Diverts Attention

Atomic Energy Commissioner Thomas E. Murray said the Dixon Yates power issue has diverted top level commission attention from vital atomic weapons problems. He abstained from approving the power project and cautioned that time spent on the controversial matter is taking away from weapons know how and production at a crucial time.

Washington Atomic Energy Thomas E. Murray Dixon-Yates Murray Senate House Atomic Energy Committee

Impulse Murderer Thought Girl Pretty at Time of Crime

Kalamazoo Michigan where 18 year old mental hospital patient identified as suspect in nurse Marilyn Kraai murder. Police say he described the victim as awfully pretty and that an impulse led to strangling and rape in a therapy room. Prosecution decisions pending on murder charges.

ED Markaity Azoo Mich Louis M. Smith Kalamazoo State Hospital Young Pe Marilyn Kraai Garrett Gerloff Kalamazoo de Ceara Smith Kalamazoo Hospital Neurocee Institute Ann Arbor Bi High T Tal Jake Kraai Ale Holland

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Hippolyte Zawalich St. Peters Church Young W. F. Mickey By A. J. Goldberg Edwin BR. Harkinson G. Milton Kelly Civic Band Optimist Club High Point Civic Band Alfred J. Griffin Tri-City Thomasville Small Talk
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