Holt McPherson Returns as Enterprise Editor in November
Holt McPherson, long associated with The Enterprise, will return as editor early in November. He has wide journalism and business experience, including roles at the Miami Herald and Shelby Daily Star, and holds leadership posts in WHCC, Inc. and the Western Carolina Radio Corporation. He plans to move to High Point in December with his wife after her health improved.
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Enterprise
Florida
R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
High Point
McPherson
Miami Herald
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Shelby
Tar Publishing Company
Shelby Daily Star
Whcc, Inc
Waynesville
Western Rolina Radio Corporation
WOHS
Wohs-Fm
Per
The
Journalism Foundation
Development Council
University of North Carolina
Commission On Information and Public Relations
Methodist Church
American Council On Education For Journalism
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Rotary International
Mason, Shriner and Elk
North Carolina League For Crippled Children
North Carolina Citizens Association
North Carolina Symphony Society
Brevard College
Board of
War Mobilization and Reconversion
O. Max Gardner
James F. Byrnes
Fred, M. Vinson
John W. Sayer
Shelby McPherson
Shelby Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association
High Point High School
O. D. McPherson
Newton Street
American Busi
Colombia
State Employment Service
Stalin pledges support for Communist parties abroad
In Moscow Premier Josef Stalin told the 19th Soviet Congress that the Soviet Union will aid Communist parties in other lands in their struggle for liberation and peace. He predicted successes in capitalist countries and asserted the USSR’s readiness to back fraternal parties and their peoples while criticizing American dollar diplomacy. The congress elected a new 125 man Central Committee and prepared to form a Presidium and Secretariat.
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Moscow
Josef Stalin
Russia
Stalin
Central Committee
Orgburo
Wes Wrens
Soviet Union
Truman Rarin to Go On Second Political Tour
President Truman, pleased with his first campaign swing, plans a three day whistle stop through Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire ending Saturday night in Maine. Vice President Barkley also hits the trail planning rallies in at least 11 states beginning with St Cloud Minnesota. Senate foe Herman Welker urged the President to stay in Washington citing national security concerns.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Barkley
Alben W. Barkley
Veep
St. Cloud Minn
Sen
Herman Welker
R-Ida
Welker
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democratic Finance Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
New England
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Financial Genius Seeks Fast Wealth For Family
A brief note describes a man who claims sharp financial skill to generate quick profits for his family's spending needs. The fragment provides little context on method or outcomes beyond ambition and self‑proclaimed acumen.
Inch by Inch Battle for Triangle Hill Engulfs Central Front
U S and South Korean troops push up Triangle Hill amid grim fighting on the Central Front. Chinese forces counterattack on Sniper Ridge and Pinpoint Hill as Allied air and naval support pa trols the area. Casualties reported lightier than yesterday with gunners and infantry exchanging close quarters fire.
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Seoul
Korea
Triangle Hill
Milo Farnell
U. S. Seventh Division
Triangle
Papa- San Mountain
Seventh Division
Pinpoint Hill
U. S
Mark Clark
Tokyo
North Korea
Navy
White Horse
Tth
U S Battle Casualties Reach 121 154 in Korea
The Defense Department reports American battle casualties in Korea at 121 154, up 885 from last week. The total covers those from war start whose next of kin were notified through last Friday and reflects ongoing heavy fighting across frontlines. casualties include 21 233 dead 87 345 wounded 9 438 missing 1 748 captured 1 390 previously reported missing returned to service.
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Washington
Korea
den Department
Little Sondra Young Identifies Murder Suspect Near Reno
Chester Calif. police seek Blair after 3 year old Sondra Young describes two men who killed her father Gard Young and siblings Jean and Michael Saile and beat her with a pipe. Blair, a theater owner, denies charges and faces questioning and possible detector tests. authorities plan a face to face with the child.
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Chester
Calif
Sondra Young
Reno
New
Plumas County
Melvin H. Schooler
Louis Edmund Blair
Blair
Schooler
Washoe
Ney
Sheriff's Deputies
Sondra
Bertram Jones
Gard Young
Jean 7
Wea
Young's Grocery
Barkley visit to Charlotte planned by State Democrats
Vice President Barkley will visit Charlotte Friday October 24 with a private plane arrival and a 5 45 p m dinner at the Selwyn Hotel hosted by local Democrats. He is to speak 7 30 to 8 15 p m at the Armory via a statewide radio and TV network.
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Raleigh
Everett Jordan
Barkley
Charlotte
Selwyn Hotel
Armory
Trial Continues In Asheville Slaying Case
Testimony continues in Buncombe Supreme Court as two young Black men Isaac Rollinson Jr. 19 and Carl Williams 20 face murder charges in the Sept. 8 shooting of 73 year old newspaper carrier John B. King. The jury also weighs Rollinson’s mental capacity to plead.
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Asheville
Isaac Rollinson Jr
Carl Williams
Buncombe Supreme Court
John B. King
Rollinson
Five Cent Raise At Hanes Hosiery Mills
Winston Salem workers at Hanes Hosiery Mills Co. received a five cent hourly raise. The increase, effective last Monday, adds about 200,000 dollars to payroll. The firm employs roughly 1,500 people across its operations.
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Winston-Salem
Hanes Hosiery Mills Co
Girl Scout Leaders Meet at 20th Conference
Charlotte hosts the 20th conference of Girl Scout leaders from the Carolinas Georgia and Florida. A tableau on arts and crafts was presented by four Charlotte troops and Dr Harold Myers of Chapel Hill served as principal speaker.
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Charlotte
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Harold Myers
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Recreation Commission
Greensboro banker takes private sector role in Hickory
Robert A. McPheeters former vice president and trust officer at Security National Bank since 1942 resigns to enter private business in Hickory. He previously worked with Central National Bank Richmond Va and Wachovia Bank and Trust Co High Point.
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NEW Field
Greensboro
Hickory
Robert A. McPheeters
The
Security National Bank
Central National Bank
Richmond
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
High Point
NLRB Opens Regional Office for Carolinas in Winston-Salem
A new National Labor Relations Board regional office began operations in Winston-Salem to serve North Carolina and South Carolina. It will process cases arising under the Taft-Hartley Act and related labor relations matters.
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NLRB
Winston-Salem
National Labor Relations Board
North Carolina
South Carolina
Cooley Sees Byrnes Shaping South Carolina Party
North Carolina Congressman Harold D. Cooley told a Charleston Democratic rally that Gov. James F. Byrnes cannot force the people of South Carolina into the Republican party. He urged Byrnes to return to the party fold and honor the party that has honored him highly.
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Cooley
Byrnes
Charleston
North Carolina
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Publican
Harold D. Cooley
Democratic Party
Jimmy Byrnes
Stevenson rails at Korean war end and GOP trust
Spokane dispatch reports Adlai Stevenson saying there is no trick to end the Korean war quickly and pledging a clean government. He criticizes Eisenhower for suggested Asians against Asians tactics and warns against using war for politics. He cites training South Koreans and states he will run a ruthless, honest administration.
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Wash
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cates
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Champaign
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pacific Northwest
Idaho
San Francisco
Korea
Northwest
Pendleton
Ore
Illinois
Acheson U N Speech Postponed Amid Assembly Debates
U N postpones Dean Acheson general policy address by a day or two while the Assembly plans shift to smaller powers and mediation on colonial issues. The debate focuses on Korea, Panmunjom, and the U S war conduct, with Acheson set to review U S policy and truce talks.
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United Nations
United States
Dean Acheson
United Nations General Assembly
Acheson
Stersmans
Pas Ment
Moscow
Joao Carlos Muniz
Brazil
U. S
U.N
Eisenhower reports ten year income and taxes
General Dwight D. Eisenhower released a financial statement showing a ten year gross income of 888308 dollars, with 217082 dollars in taxes and a net 643148 dollars after deductions. Stevenson reported 500446 gross, 211980 taxes, and 288066 net for the same period. The data were issued by Eisenhower's aide Arthur Warmeisenberg Jr. and accompany his South campaign.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Adlai B. Stevenson
Stevenson
Arthur Warmeisenberg Jr
South
Vandenberg
Britain Delivers Tough Note to Iran Over Oil Dispute
London charges Mossadegh with misrepresentation and ingratitude in a take it or leave it proposal. Britain rejects Iran’s demand for 137.2 million dollars to resume talks and urges a fair settlement via the Churchill Truman proposal to restore the oil industry with U S funds.
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London
Great Britain
Mier Mohammed Mosary
Iran
Britain
Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Winston Churchill
United States
Commonenel Court of Justice
Special Foreign Office
Ike Makes Final Bid In Texas
Eisenhower swept through Texas on the final personal bid for its 24 electoral votes. He spoke at the Alamo in San Antonio calling Democratic leaders cynical and urging moral leadership, saying dollars alone cannot win and stressing a strong America with trusted allies and a United Nations. He praised the Kremlin leaders for not attacking him personally and contrasted a past Truman remark about Stalin.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
Houston
San Antonio
Lubbock
Dallas
Fort Worth
Alamo
America
Korea
Europe
Sie
United Nations
Kremlin
Congress of
Moscow
Joe Stalin
Truman
Stalin
Joe
Overnight low 0 and sunny high 65
Weather report shows tonight's low at 0 degrees and tomorrow's high reaching 65. Today's high reached 76 with a 49 degree low last night. Sunset is at 5:45 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow at 6:27 a.m.
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