Bears Invade On Saturday at Home Against Lenoir-Rhyne
High Point relies on the pass to gain yardage as Bears prepare for Lenoir-Rhyne with Bill Loyd at fullback absent injuries. Freshmen Donald Brown and Allen Smith substitute solidly and advance tickets are on sale as Dick Short hopes for a strong turnout.
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High Point
Bears
Bill Loyd
Donald Brown
Allen Smith
Loyd
Lenoir-Rhyne
Dick Short
Captain And Army Nurse Wed In Korea War Site
Captain James F. King of Worcester and Lt. Anna Jacobs of Muskogee were married in a shell torn building at U S Tenth Corps HQ Korea. King, an intelligence officer, and Jacobs, a nurse, met at headquarters ten days earlier. Chaplain James M. Bragan officiated. Cpl. Thomas Banks served as best man.
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James F. King
Worcester
Mass
Anna Jacobs
Muskogee
Okla
King
Jacobs
James M. Bragan
Birmingham
Ala
Cpl
Thomas Banks
Elk City
Heritage Softball Banquet Honors Heritage Team
Members of the Heritage Furniture company's softball team were honored at a banquet at Waddell's on the Greensboro road. Edgar Hartley, secretary of the High Point Y.M.C.A., was the featured speaker. A program of movies followed, including sports reels and naval action pictures. The Heritage team was runner up in the Industrial league playoff this summer.
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Greensboro
Edgar Hartley
High Point Y.M.C.A
Heritage
Fights Last Night in Four Cities Wrap Up
In Holyoke Doug Mediey from Louisville defeated Joey Carbido of Youngstown by decision in 18 rounds. Sonny Boy West of Washington outpointed Char lie Salas of Phoenix in Baltimore. Tommy Baker from Newark bested Spider Thomas of Louisville in Chicago. Billy Kilgore of Miami beat Tony Masciarelli of New York in Miami.
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Holyoke
Mass
Doug Mediey
Louisville
Joey Carbido
Youngstown
Baltimore
Sonny Boy West
Washington
Charlie Salas
Phoenix
Chicago
Tommy Baker
Newark
Spider Thomas
12-Year-Old Girl Admits Killing 2-Year-Old Cousin
Police say Genie Coste, 12, admitted cutting her two year old second cousin Samuel Polizzi's throat and kissing him on the forehead as he lay dying in a strawberry patch on Sullivan's Island. The body was found Saturday. she was taken to State hospital in Columbia for 30 days of observation.
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Charleston
S. C
Silas B. Welch
Genie Coste
State Hospital
Columbia
Little Samuel Polizzi
Sullivan’s Island
Genie
Sammy
Welch
C. E. Coste
Greece and Bulgaria Squabble Over Island
Athens newspapers warn of new trouble over a tiny Evros River island dividing Bulgaria and Greece. Greek and Bulgarian troops clashed three weeks ago after Greeks accused Bulgarian builders of damming Greek soil to alter the boundary. Bulgarian peasants reportedly fortifying as officers meet UNSCOB observers to mediate tensions.
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Athens
Greece
Evros
Bulgaria
United Nations Special Committee On the Balkans
Unscob
Banjo Heritage Tied to American Musical Evolution
The banjo, a distinctly American instrument about a century old, embodies a key chapter in the nation’s musical development, tracing roots through African American and folk traditions and shaping regional soundscapes.
Touch for Putting by Alex J Morrison
Golf writer Alex J Morrison argues for changing putting methods to improve results. He warns that golfers resist altering their swing and that tension ruins performance. A pupil learns a light grip and relaxed wrists yield better touch, though pressure soon returns to old habits.
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Alex J. Morrison
Women and Disabled May Fill Defense Jobs
Federal security administrator Oscar R. Ewing warned that defense labor shortages could push extensive job training for women, the physically handicapped, 4F registrants, and the elderly. He spoke at the industrial college of the armed forces, saying manpower will be a major challenge and that the nation may need more mature and retired workers than in World War II.
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Washington
Federal Security
Oscar R. Ewing
Ewing
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Shah of Iran announces engagement to Saroya Esfandiari
The 30-year-old Shah of Iran disclosed plans to marry 19 year old Saroya Esfandiari, a half European daughter of an Iranian tribal leader. The engagement notice gave no wedding date and marks his second marriage.
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Tehran
Iran
Saroya Esfandiari
Oxygen blast injures Caltech researcher in lab accident
In Pasadena California Institute of Technology a blast tore part of a lab wall during an oxygen transfer injuring Dr Howard J Teas 30 a two year researcher studying radioactivity effects on corn from Bikini tests He was hospitalized at Huntington Memorial with facial and leg injuries and in unknown condition hours after the incident
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Howard J. Teas
Teas
Huntington Memorial Hospital
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