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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1953

Page

3

Dewey Moves Fay To Dannemora Jail

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey ordered labor extortionist Joseph Fay moved from Sing Sing to Clinton Prison in Dannemora. The transfer followed a public outcry over Fay's visitors and clemency requests. Fay, jailed since 1948 for extortion related to labor projects, remains a key figure in regional labor circles.

New York Thomas E. Dewey Joseph Fay Sing Sing Dannemora Clinton New York City Hudson River Dewey Fay Arthur H. Wicks Kingston Icks Wicks New York State Department of Correction New York Journal-American William F. Condon Westchester William F. Bleakley Supreme Court New Jersey Shore James Bove Opera Engineers’ Union Delaware Aqueduct

Tobacco East Belt Has Big Sale

North Carolina’s Eastern Belt led the week with 58,886,774 pounds auctioned at an average $61 per hundred, down 38 cents from the prior week. Virginia and North Carolina markets posted notable totals. season averages ranged from $57.38 in the Eastern Belt to about $53.03 overall, with mixed quality shifts across belts and grades.

Raleigh N.C North Carolina Federal State Market News Service Middle Belt Old Belt Virginia South Carolina

Brooks Even World Series With 7 3 Win Over Yankees

Gilliam and center fielder Duke Snider starred as Brooklyn won 7 to 3 in game four. New York shortstop Phil Rizzuto misplayed a ball, and umpire Bill Stewart called Safe, swinging momentum to the Dodgers. The series tied 2 all.

Brooklyn Yankees New York Phil Rizzuto Bill Stewart Gilliam Duke Snider Brooks

Gum Toss Causes Car Crash In East Hartford

A teenager flicked gum at a stopped car driven by Clifford Benson. The impact startled him, his foot slipped off the clutch, and the vehicle lurched forward injuring two pedestrians crossing the street at the red light.

East Hartford Conn Clifford Benson Benson

No Free Rides Extradition Denied in King Case

Det. Capt. James Healy said State's Attorney Lorin Willis declined to extradite Joseph King, arrested in Houston, Texas, for burglary, on grounds King sought only free transportation back to Connecticut.

Greenwich, Conn ULP James Healy Lorin Willis Joseph King Houston Tex King Connecticut

Joke Sends Man To Hospital In St. Petersburg

Jef frey Hines's wife told him a joke that caused hysterical laughter and sent him to a hospital in St. Petersburg. He was treated and later left the hospital before the joke was known.

ST. Petersburg Fila Jeffrey Hines

Journalism Dean Named Journalism Dean Named

The article profiles Dr. Luxon, who advanced from instructor to full professor in Ohio State’s School of Journalism. He led honors and graduate work, mentored the first MA candidates, earned an MA in history, and a PhD from UCLA. Married in 1928, he has a son and holds multiple journalism honors society memberships.

Ohio State School of Journal Laetern New Peat Columbus Citizen Canton Daily News el Paso Texas Herald U.C.L.A Luxon Norval Neil Jr Montreal Canada

National Guard Jets Prepare Aerial Gunnery Championship

Air National Guard units from 23 fighter wings across the U S Hawaii and Puerto Rico train at Mountain Home Desert Boise for a five day aerial gunnery exercise. About 100 jet fighters and F 51 Mustangs will compete with two principal pilots one alternate and a tow pilot guiding a banner target above 10 000 feet.

Boise Idaho Air National Guard U. S Hawaii Puerto Rico Mountain Home Desert Hayward Calif Martin Johnson 190Th Fighter ‘Oon Idaho Air National Guard Bruneau Hagerman

Don’t Call Me Cop article by state trooper

Southport Conn UP report states State Trooper John G Carlson authored an article titled Don’t Call Me Cop in a national magazine after expressing annoyance at being nicknamed cops.

Southport, Conn John G. Carlson

Prayers for Railroads Boosted Morality Tone in 1837 Worcester

During the early railroad expansion from Worcester to Springfield in 1837 promoters faced heavy opposition and sent letters to Massachusetts churches requesting sermons on the moral and public benefits of railroads.

Worcester Mass Here Springfield Massachusetts

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