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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1950

Page

2

Road accident toll climbs in North Carolina region

A Davie county textile worker Sydney Conrad Phelps 50 of Mocksville Rt 4 was found in a mill pond with a cement block rope around his neck family says heart ailment. Numerous fatal crashes reported across Halifax Bladen and surrounding counties include Doc Lyons 18 jailed for manslaughter reckless driving and no license in Halifax County and the drowning of C Chandler of Norfolk Va. near Comtag. Two year old Alice Fay Coll Mocksville died from Saturday collision. Willie Jackson 35 of Summerville S C died near Shalotte in a highway 17 crash. George Alvin Moore 28 of Graham Rt 1 fatally injured on Highway 107 Jackson County. Beauford Billings 20 Lomax killed when a car left a rural road near Roaring River. Jessie Rosier 17 of St Pauls Negro killed in Highway 20 crash. Joe Miller 48 Rt 1 Campobello S C killed when a car overturned in Polk County. Jim Gardner 2 Wayne County farmer fatally wounded and Aaron Artis 40 negro tenant held without charge in the slaying.

Doc Lyons C. &. Chandler Norfolk Comtack Elizabeth City Alice Fay Coll Mocksville Highway 17 Shalotte Willie Jackson Summerville S. C George Alvin Moore Graham Rt. 1 Highway 107 Jackson County Beauford Billings Lomax Roaring River Highway 20 St. Pauls Jessie Rosier Joe Miller Campobello S.C Polk County Jim Gardner Wayne County Aaron Artis

Measure to Gear Growth with Bigger Steel Program

Sawyer urged a larger program with real commitments for the future. The American Iron and Steel Institute then surveyed the industry. The plan seeks to match growth during wartime plant construction funded by government dollars, marking a bold industry initiative.

Sawyer American Iron and Steel Institute

Officer Killed In Oregon By Reform Schoolboys

In Hillsboro Oregon two 14 year old reform schoolboys killed Patrolman Dale Courtney 27 a rookie shotgunned at an abandoned farmhouse They fled after stealing his revolver and wallet triggered a manhunt spanning Tillamook Blaine and El Cajon Calif plus earlier crimes of Henry O Day Portland and John Wilson Newbery while the State training school at Woodburn involvement is noted and charges await the district attorney

Hillsboro Ore Oregon Dale Courtney Henry Thomas O’day Portland John Wilson Newbery Woodburn James Maulding O'Day Washington County Fred Peeth Courtney Tigard Mauldings Cecil Chambers Chambers Tillamook Sgt. Maulding Blaine W. A. Ummel T. E. Green Lee Roberts Les Howell Wilson el Cajon Cal

Whistler Forgets Wedding In Taft Ceremony

Herbert Belsom 26 and Jacqueline Calow 18 wed at Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary church Taft near New Orleans. They then flew to Miami for a Florida honeymoon despite threats of a phantom whistler in Paradis. Ceremony was delayed 20 minutes for a missing license.

New Orleans Herbert Belsom Florida Whistler Paradis Belsom Jacqueline Calow Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Taft Paradise Miami Fla Clifford Cadow Cadow Leon Vial St. Charles’ Parish Catlow

Two Men Charged With Speeding Lose Driving Privileges

In Municipal court Judge D C MacRae fined and suspended licenses for two speeding defendants. Clair B King of Lovers Lane received a 60 day sentence suspended on condition of no driving for 12 months plus a $25 fine and costs after 50 mph on Lindsay street. Hyress A Taylor of Jamestown Route 1 had a six month driving ban and $10 fine with costs after being convicted for 55 mph in a 40 mph zone. prayer for judgment continued with six month no driving. Nearly 30 cases were continued and several defendants faced fines for improper muffler reckless driving speeding and other offenses. two defendants received prison terms for fornication and adultery on appeal.

D. C. MacRae Clair B. King Lovers Lane King Lindsay Street Hyress A. Taylor Jamestown Taylor Greensboro Superior Court Marvin Staten Hillton Harvey M. Kepley Arthur Quick William F. Alston Pearson Jesse W. Grubbs Winston- Salem Ralph D. Porter Edgewood Billie J. Gray Barker Marcus O. Ledwell Trinity William B. Swing Lexington Richard E. Myers Richard Byrd Harkey William R. Kennedy David Wheeler Gordon F. Sutton Carl Gibson Oakwood Court Max B. Taylor Fr. Bragg Richard Beck Thomasville aArlees Lemmons Reid H. Smith Harley H. Biles Morris Strange Leflin Clark A. Crutchfield Campbell Mamie LeGrand Geraldine Buchanan Fairview Roosevelt Clark Beamon Herman H. Manuel Glen Alpine Plency A. Hogie Robert E. Rivenbark Hubert Jamison Sandyo D. Robbins Henry F. Cox Emory Adams Mitch Arnold J. C. Graves Robert N. Frye Herbert Bizzell North Hamilton John Thompson South Main Lex E. Stroud Rocky Mount Charles W. Royals, Jr Burton Street Extension

Tar Heel Gardener by John H 5 an N C State slege

Plant hardy bulbs in October or November with depth per soil type. For loam, plant crocus, chronodoxa, and snowdrops about 2 inches deep. bulbous iris about 4 inches apart and 3 inches deep. hyacinths 4 to 6 inches apart and 4 inches deep. tulips 4 to 8 inches apart and deeply in light sand. Shallow planting and high heat reduce blooms. deep planting favors sturdier growth. In sandy loam plant tulips 8 to 12 inches deep. in heavy clay near 6 inches. Daffodils should be planted 4 to 8 inches apart. Organic fertilizers aid rotting of daffodils and gladioles unless applied 4 to 6 months before planting. 5-10-5 or 6-8-6 fertilizers worked into soil at 4 pounds per 100 square feet are beneficial.

Mexican Bartender Runs Amuck in Los Angeles

In downtown Los Angeles early today Pope Trujillo a 400 pound Mexican bartender opened fire wounding three and killing two before killing himself at a main street bar. Victims are Edward Smith 40 and Willard Minor 40. Peggy Lama 27 and Mike Lama 35 and Gordon Smith were wounded. Police describe a sequence of shootings starting at the Lamas apartment then a neighborhood bar where Trujillo shot three more, pistol whipped Gordon Smith, and then killed himself after a failed second self-inflicted shot.

Los Angeles Pope Trujillo Edward Smith Willard Minor Peggy Lama Mike Gordon Smith W. R. Hatch Trujillo Lamas Lama Smith Minor Ray Davis

Everett joins State Democratic Executive Committee staff

Mrs. Benjamin B. Everett of Palmyra has joined the staff of the State Democratic Executive Committee at the General Election campaign headquarters in Raleigh. Everett Jordan, the state chair, announced the appointment today.

Raleigh Benjamin B. Everett Palmyra Democratic Executive Committee Everett Jordan

ROTC Enrollment at NC State Sets Record

Raleigh officials announced that North Carolina State College's ROTC regiment has 1,614 cadets, the largest in the school's history, reflecting a surge in military training participation.

Raleigh N. C. State College

Navy Finds Many Red Type Mines Off Korea

Admiral Forrest Sherman told the House Armed Services Committee that U S Navy ships off Korea recovered many floating mines of the Mark 26 Russian type recently laid and not long out of storage. The destroyer Brush struck a mine, tearing its hull. nine dead, ten injured, five missing. Sherman noted other mine damage to a small vessel, and discussed price-driven Navy construction costs.

Washington Forrest Sherman U. S. Navy Korea Sherman Naval Operations House Armed Services Committee U.S Brush Navy Congress

Korean War victory boosts democracies against bolshevism

The text argues Korea’s triumph weakens Communism and boosts Western resolve. It notes Russia risks direct involvement, aims to spread its influence in Asia, and that America fights in self defense. It cites Truman and State Department warnings as proof of persistent vigilance. It ends with a 1959 dairy production figure.

Russia South Korea Asia Orient Korea America Truman United States State Department

Notice of divorce action in High Point court

The Thelma B Driggers and Ernest Driggers case in High Point Municipal Court seeks a divorce on grounds of two years separation. Ernest Driggers must appear and answer within 20 days after October 9, 1950. The clerk BW Nash records the action with attorney L B Williams.

North Carolina Gulford County City of High Point Thelma B. Driggers Ernest Driggers BW. Nash Municipal Court L. B. Williams

Taft Seeks Defeat of Rubber Stamp Congress

Senator Taft campaigned in Galesburg urging voters to oust liberal Democrats and elect an independent GOP congress that will resist President Truman. He urged Everett M. Dirksen to replace Lucas, decried socialization and federal control, blamed the CIO PAC for collaboration, and warned the nation away from communism. Over 5,000 attended the outdoor rally.

Galesburg Ill Taft Ohio Truman Illinois Sen. Lucas Senate Everett M. Dirksen Lucas Ilinois CIO

Moore Trial Starts Tuesday

RALEIGH Oct. 2 Former State Prisons Director J Brice Moore and A W Livengood Winston Salem face trial morrow on embezzlement and misuse of prison labor. They stand accused in two indictments of using state materials to build a garage apartment at Moore s home. Moore resigned July 1 denying the charges. A Wake county grand jury resigned the bills of indictment Sept.

Raleigh J. Brice Moore Moore A. W. Livengood Winston - Salem Wake County

Truman Cruises On Chesapeake

President Truman enjoys an eight day cruise aboard the yacht Williamsburg down the Potomac and Chesapeake bay with a party of aides. Newsmen observed him sunbathing and reading papers while hourly defense department briefings radioed in, with no comment on Korean War developments.

Chesapeake Bay President Truman Williamsburg Washington Potomac River Mr. Truman Robert L. Dennison Truman Defense Department

Porto Rican Sweet Potatoes Dominate Southern Crop

Porto Rican sweet potatoes remain the most widely grown variety in the South, reflecting regional preference and enduring cultivation.

South

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