Santa Claus Parade Promises Citywide Spectacle
The biggest Santa Claus parade in High Point history will roll next Saturday at 9:30 a.m. from the Presbyterian Church on N Main, down to the YMCA. More than 20 floats and seven bands are signed, with Cham ber of Commerce and Merchants Association backing efforts and a broader citywide scope.
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Santa
Furniture City
Presbyterian Church
N. Main St
S. Main St
YMCA
Bee Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association
Ther
Jamestown High School
Oak Ridge Military Academy
Allen Jayliam Penn High
Thomasville High
David Hodgin
Car National Guard
John Banks
High Point American Legion
Greens- Sa
Weear and Sons
Bethesda
al Merchants Groups
Chamber Commerce and Merchants Association
North Carolina Christian Endeavor
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
High Point Eye
High Point Rescue Squad
Pilot Life Insurance Co
Lance Packing Co
High Point Jaycees
Santa Claus
Baim St. Bel
Lee of
Perkinson
Jim Penley
Frank Lambeth
H. M. Ridge
I Traffic
Frank Sizemore
C. W. Patterson Jr
YALE
Sturkey
United Nations to vote on condemning Korea atrocities
The United States presented UN delegates with affidavits alleging mass killings, torture, and forced marches by Communist forces in Korea, citing 29,815 deaths among soldiers and civilians. The U.S. delegate, with allies, urged passage of a resolution condemning the atrocities and documenting evidence held by American military officials.
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Korea
U. N
United States
Et la Lodge Jr
U. Orton
Defense
U.N
Britain
France
Australia
Turkey
Lodge
P. Kyes
Far East
Department of Defense
Hiaces
Gi Ye Ee
Kyes
Hoey Blasts Segregation Brief Opposes Court Action
U S Senator Clyde R Hoey of North Carolina joined Southern leaders in condemning the Justice Department brief urging an end to racial segregation in public schools. Attorney General Brownell filed the brief at the Supreme Court's request, with final arguments set to begin December 7 and potential rulings by next summer.
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Shelby
N.C
North Carolina
Clyde R Hoey
Justice Department
Gen
Brownell
Supreme Court
Sen. Hoey
Truman blasts fear tactics aiding Communists at Bonds for Israel rally
Former President Harry S. Truman denounced politicians who spread division and fear, saying such smears aid the Communist design. Speaking at the Bonds for Israel rally in Chicago Stadium, he warned the nation to resist hysteria and protect freedom through lawful, reasoned action. He urged courage to defend beliefs and defend innocents against coercion.
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Edmund O'Moch
Chicago
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Freeom
Free World
New Tax Rates On Jan 1
Uncle Sam will take a smaller bite from most incomes starting Jan 1 as the IRS releases tables showing a reduction in withholding. The individual tax rate returns to pre Korea levels, lowering most taxpayers by about 10 percent though high earners see a smaller benefit. The excess profits tax on corporations ends Jan 1. For full tables see page 12-B.
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Sam
Internal Revenue Service
Korea
Tobacco quota hike sparks North Carolina farm bureau clash
Greensboro executive vice president R Flake Shaw denounces Secretary Benson's plan to raise next year's flue cured tobacco acreage by about 75 million pounds, arguing it worsens surpluses in wheat and cotton and ignores lawmakers' limits on quota adjustments. Shaw warns producers face higher prices and says a quota cut would have been more prudent.
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North Carolina State Farm Bureau
R. Flake Shaw
Benson
Shaw
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Farm Bureau
North Carolina hospital study panel urges financing plan shift
A 19 point program from the North Carolina hospital study committee recommends expanded prepaid plans, regional planning to avoid service duplication, and financing for low income care. Led by L P McLendon, the 35 member group calls for better staff reviews, ambulatory diagnostic services, regional facility cooperation, and tighter hospital governance.
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N. C
North Carolina Hospital Study Committee
L. P. McLendon
Greensboro
Si Carolina Medical Foundation
Gordon Gray
Consolidated University of North Carolina
National Commission On
National Commission
North Carolina
State Medical Care Commission
Confession Tells Of Soldier Slaying of 9-Year-Old Susan
In Tokyo a US Army sergeant Maurice L. Schick confesses to strangling Susan Rothschild as she biked home. Col. and Mrs. Rothschild visit Schick’s wife offering support while Schick awaits Army court martial. Police linked him after two girls described a man resembling him.
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Tokyo
Jacquard H. Rothschild
Maurice L. Schick
Canonsburg
Sgt. Schick
Susan Rothschild
Schick
Mrs Rothschild
Mrs. Schick
Ing
Susan
Army
Karl D. McMillan
Air Power Or Balanced Force Congress Must Decide
A Washington debate pits Air Force against balanced force advocates as Congress weighs where to concentrate military spending. Joint Chiefs study a balanced force versus a stronger Air Force ready to deter with atomic threat. Reader note: more on page eight A.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Charles E. Wilson
Russia
Soviet Russia
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Army
Navy
Associated Press
Questons
United States
Dulles Rejects Jenner Request on Gouzenko Hearing
Secretary of State Dulles refused Jenner’s call to send U S senators to Canada to question Igor Gouzenko without Canadian public testimony limits. Jenner wanted full access to information tied to Soviet espionage and the White case. Dulles said the United States would face similar restrictions on sensitive testimony.
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Dulles
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Canada
Igor Gouzenko
Curbon
Gouzenko
Internal Security Subcommittee
Harry Dexter White
Senate
Congress
United States
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