Olive Candidacy Backed by Wake Forest Leader at Winston-Salem
Around Capital Square reports Lynn Nisbet notes Wake Forest College board chair Hubert Olive weighing a governor bid. The Winston-Salem gathering will feature President Truman and Governor Kerr Scott, with Baptist leaders and Wake Forest alumni present. The event’s political implications may shape Olive’s decision.
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Capitol Square
Winston-Salem
Hubert Olive
Lexington
Superior Court
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Truman
Kerr Scott
Scott
Wake Forest
Wake County
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Forsyth County
Judge Olive
Capus Waynick
Henry Jordan
Democratic Party
Organized Labor
William Umstead
Brandon Hodges
State Board of Conservation and Development
Twin City
C&d Board
Pinehurst
Sandihills
North Carolina
Morehead City
George Ross
W. K. Berchier
Ross
Forester Beichler
Department of Conservation and Development
Forestry Committee
Beichler
C&d
Raleigh
Outclassed Cadets Bow High Point in stout win
High Point defeats EMI 250 rushing yards to none on the ground. Frye drives HPIS with the T formation, aid from Shook and Roach for key blocks. Gantt and Hall anchor the line with Wood Bean and Roach credited for strong defense and multiple tackles. Edwards scores and Frye handles placements for extra points.
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Ruffin Scofby
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O'Kelly
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Roach
Sorrell
Emi
Bollinger
Foy
Walsh
Durham
Johnson
D. Rand
Ellis Crumpler
Jackson
Cathey
N. Rand
Summer
Jin
West
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Allewine
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Ruffin
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Hayes
Evans
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Small
Fountain
Wood
Bean
Lucas Spencer
Gantt
Hall
Shook
Wilson
Falls
Wright
Harris Martin
Batley
Smith
Byrd
Woman Hurt While Husband Bound In Chicago Home
A 1-year-old mother was stripped bound and struck repeatedly by an unidentified Black man about 37 as her husband watched. He tied the husband, ransacked the West Side apartment, stole $56, and threatened the couple’s six-month-old child before fleeing. The wife was treated for shock at Cook County Hospital.
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Chicago
UPI
West Side
Nince More
Cook County Hospital
South Korean Profiteers to be Investigated for Scrap Theft
House subcommittee to conduct an on the spot investigation into alleged profiteering by the South Korean government in U S scrap from Korea war battlefields. Bonner says Korea buys scrap from natives at 6 dollars a ton and sells at 35 dollars a ton, with thousands of tons unreturned to America.
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Paul Southwick
United Press
Washington
House
Ferbert C. Bonner
D-Nc
U.S. Army
Bonner
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Armed Services
Wwe
Walter H. Judd
R-Siinn
Korea
United States
Rose on verge of separation from Eleanor Holm
New York based Broadway producer Billy Rose faces likely separation from Olympic swimmer Eleanor Holm. A divorce not ruled out as lawyers prepare papers, with Rose denying details while Holm contemplates action. Intrigue surrounds a raid on Rose’s Ziegfeld Theater apartment and past romances. Nearby Wonsan is noted as a World War II site.
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Billy Rose
Garden of Thorns
Eleanor Holm
Rose
Beckman Place
Joyce Mathews
Miss Holm
Miss Mathews
Texan Dancer Abdullah King Plans Wedding in Egypt
Texan 26 year old ex Marine from Houston married by proxy to Egyptian belly dancer Samia Gamal after filing for Moslem marriage proof sought via Cairo court. He named Anis Attia as attorney and said he will divorce Gloria King upon return to Houston. King recently converted to Islam and changed his name to Abdullah.
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Itz
King
Houston
Tex
Samia Gamal
Sharei
Anis Attia
Tve
Samia
Gloria King
States
Attia
Paris
Allah
Mohammed Abdel
Prices Steady On Old Belt and Tobacco Markets
Prices varied across four flue cured tobacco markets as sales ended for the week. Eastern Belt tobacco grades held steady with some gains and occasional losses across quality levels. Old Belt averages stayed fairly steady with modest increases and heavy volume on most markets.
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United Press
Federal
State Market News Service
South Carolina
North Carolina
Health Officer Addresses Kiwanians
Miss Mary Davis of Guilford County Public Health Department spoke to the Kiwanis Club of High Point about alcohol use in the United States. She cited that about 7 percent of men and 3 percent of women are problem drinkers, with around 750,000 alcoholics nationwide. Davis from Yale studies noted inadequate school efforts and no single preventive solution, detailing social and economic factors, racial differences, and the need for county action funded by Greensboro liquor-store revenue. President W. D. Lewis presided. new members Bob Tunstall and W. B. Harris joined the club.
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Mary Davis
Guilford County Public Health Department
Kiwanis Club
High Point
Davis
Yale University
Carolina
Missavis
Greensboro
W. D. Lewis
Walter T. Tice
Key Club
S. G. Roger
James Goddard
Atlanta
Bob Tunstall
W. B. Harris
Bank Loses Fourth Man Via Indictment
NEW KENSINGTON Pa A labor shortage at the First National Bank of New Kensington deepened as FBI agents arrested a fourth bank official in nine months on misusing funds. George Shiarella assistant cashier and brother of bank VP D C Shiarella faces charges of misappropriating 510 000 over a decade. The arrest follows others in the community and Western Pennsylvania embezzlement cases as FBI notes multiple seizures and denials of larger thefts.
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New Kensington
LLP
First National Bank of
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
George Shiarella
D. C. Shiarella
Shiarella
Skunk Traps Itself With Glass Jar Mask
In Baudet te Minn a skunk wandered across a field with a glass canning jar over its snout and head. Farmer Dean Rivard watched startled as the animal apparently became entangled while foraging for food.
General Gets Medal For Son Killed In Action
In Philadelphia retired Army major general Douglass T. Greene received the Silver Star awarded posthumously to his son, 1st Lt. Thomas P. Greene of the Third Infantry division, who was killed by a sniper while aiding two riflemen during a Korea withdrawal.
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Philadelphia
Korea
Douglass T. Greene
Drexel Institute
Thomas P. Greene
Predicted Goods Shortage May Last Only Six Months
Americans will feel the big pinch of the mobilization drive in the first half of 1952 with civilian shortages easing in the latter half as the defense program peaks. Wilson and Fleischmann warn of cuts in consumer durable goods, autos, and construction materials, while schools and hospitals move ahead with limited steel use and delayed nonessential projects.
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Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Manly Fleischmann
GI Troops Ready for Atomic Test Maneuvers in Las Vegas
About 1200 troops from the 11th Airborne division Fort Campbell prepare to observe atomic weapon tests near Las Vegas Nevada. Generals and sergeants say the assignment is routine and not frightening, comparing blasts to a big explosion while awaiting their stake in the exercise and wind sand concerns.
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11Th Airborne Division
Ft. Campbell
Reby Martin
Norfolk
David V. Williams
Ray Fugate
Korea
180H Airborne Regiment
Daniel F. Gingerich
Albert F. Schuttenberg
Schuttenberg
One GI Dead Two Hurt In Davidson Wreck
A service man was killed and two others along with a truck driver were injured in an automobile truck collision five miles south of Lexington North Carolina on U S Highway 29. Jennings Bryan Rowlett 20 of Bedford Virginia stationed at Patrick Air Force Base Cocoa Florida died in the crash. The injured were Arthur Lee Reid of High Point a Camp Stewart Georgia soldier and Jimmy Green Messer 19 of Thomasville an airman stationed at Donaldson Air Force Base Greenville South Carolina Reid suffered a punctured spleen while Messer and the truck driver Otha Clayton Harrell 31 of Richmond Virginia sustained only minor injuries.
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Lexington
N. C
Jennings Bryan Rowlett
Bedford
Partick Air Force Base
Cocoa
Fla
Arthur Lee Reid
High Point
Camp Stewart
Jimmy Green Messer
Thomasville
Donaldson Air Force Base
Greenville
S. C
Reid
Messer
Otha Clayton Harrell
Richmond
Here
U.S. Highway 29
Nine locals enlist in Regular Army and Air Force
Nine men from the High Point area enlisted in the Air Force and Regular Army since the month began. Air Force enlistees include Charlie M. Lamb Jr, George R. Rivers, Carl E. Shaver, Shuford R. Lambeth, Harold L. Smith, William F. Beck, and William L. Foster, with Fred B. Tetterton and Gilbert P. Collins joining the Regular Army. Reenlistment rules allow veterans to regain ratings, and married men reclassified IA may apply to Officers Candidate School if they have a high school diploma. those without may enlist in any branch. Reinstating within 20 days after discharge can yield a bonus up to 360 dollars based on enlistment length.
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High Point
Air Force
Regular Army
Charlie M.lamb, Jr
English Street
George R. Rivers
Park Street
Carl E. Shaver
N. Wrenn Street
Shuford R. Lambeth
Thomasville
Harold L. Smith
Ed Pine Street
William F. Beck
Asheboro
William L. Foster
Ennis Street
Fred B. Tetterton
Lexington
Gilbert P. Collins
Thurston Street
Legion Plans To Push Use Of A Bomb At Korea War Forum
The American Legion delegates in Miami prepare resolutions for floor debate at next week’s convention. A top proposal from Donald R. Wilson calls for using every weapon available in Korea, including unknown secret arms, regardless of reprisals. Committees advance on narcotics smuggling and teen drug distribution policy as Erle Cocke Jr. calls pre-convention work vital to the election year gathering.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Korea
American Legion
Legion
Donald R. Wilson
Clarksburg
W.va
Erle Cocke Jr
Six Appalachian State Teachers College Students Enrolled
Six students from High Point and Jamestown attend Appalachian State Teachers College Boone for fall quarter. Names include Robert J. Baird Jr Anabelle Branson George Bright Edwin Carmichael Glenn H Hudson Billy F Wright all from High Point and Frank Waynick from Jamestown.
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High Point
Jamestown
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Robert J. Baird, Jr
Anabelle Branson
George Bright
Edwin Carmichael
Glenn H. Hudson
Billy F. Wright
Frank Waynick
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