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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1953

Page

2

Three men sentenced in federal auto theft case

Three men who testified to meetings about car theft received federal prison terms. George Hodge of Forest City got nine years, Clarence Kennedy and Kennedy brothers received three years and two years respectively, while Joe Sealy Fitzgerald of Asheville drew seven years after pleading guilty to supplying the thefts.

George Hodge Forest City Clare— J. Kennedy Emnedy Rothers Coie Joe Sealy Fitzgerald Asheville Fitzgerald

YMCA official to visit all units in states by New Year

Simmons, new interstate director, plans to tour every unit in the states by January 1. A native of Abbeville South Carolina he takes over the post after J Wilson Smith who led interstate activities for 32 years. Simmons previously headed the Brooklyn Central YMCA the world’s largest for nine years with similar work in Arizona Texas and Mississippi.

New Marine Training Regimen Set for Parris Island Recruits

At Camp Lejeune authorities announce a longer training period for Parris Island recruits. The 1st Infantry Training Regiment based at Camp Geiger will activate November 2 and begin training recruits about a month later. The unit can train up to 1250 men and will move Parris Island recruits to Camp Lejeune for all combat training phases.

Camp Lejeune Parris Island S.C 1St Infantry Training Regiment Marine Corps Camp Geiger

Building permits require sketches for plans

City Building Inspector A. R. Strange announced that a rough sketch of plans must accompany every building permit application for alterations additions or new buildings. He said the sketch aims to prevent misunderstandings about how work is to be done.

A. R. Strange Strange

Local Glains Auto Via Community Chest

Pvt. John W. Greenway Jr., son of Mr and Mrs J W Greenway of 2408 S Main St, now stationed in Oklahoma, won a Lincoln auto in a Community Chest drawing announced from Fort Jackson S C His name was drawn from contributions and he received a 10 day leave to pick up the car and visit home.

John W. Greenway Jr J. W. Greenway S. Main St Oklahoma Fort Jackson S. C Greenway

Junior Order Plans Turkey Dinner Here

Trophy Council No 29 of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics announces its annual turkey dinner on Thursday November 12. Tickets are available from any member and proceeds benefit the Junior Order Home in Lexington. Dinner will be served from 5 30 to 8 p.m. at the Junior Order Hall 209 E Commerce St.

Prison Camp Escapee Sought Here

Local police were asked yesterday afternoon to be on the lookout for W. W. Stern 32 a road gang escapee described as a bad check flasher who fled Sandy Ridge Prison Camp.

Sandy Ridge W. W. Stern

Weather outlook with mild temperatures and sunset times

Tonight's low 52, tomorrow's high 78. Today's high 74 and last night's low 55. Sunset today at 5 56 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 34 a m.

Charlotte Official Weather Bureau Asheville Atlanta

Witnesses Describe Sheriff’s Ambush by Demos Woods

Mrs Ta Galloway testified that her husband Josiah saw Demos Woods shoot Sheriff Griffin Middleton from ambush on July 2 in the Balsam Range. Woods, 56, faces first degree murder charges. witnesses said he threatened Middleton hours earlier and sang after the shooting while in custody.

Sylva N. C Ta Gal- Sui Cor la Josiah Demos Woods Jackson Griffin Middleton Woods Rugg Balsam Range Wolf Mountain Galloway Francis O. Clarkson Charlotte Sandlin Middleton Teg Griffin Demos Myrtle Galloway Sheriff Middleton

Judge Sets Custody Schedule and Alimony in Civil Case

A municipal court judge issued a custody order granting the wife three children with the husband limited visit times on Wednesdays Fridays weekends and Sundays. Alimony of 65 dollars twice monthly was ordered until further action or dissolution. Other civil actions included Beeson vs Cook with Beeson awarded 500 dollars, Hodgin Woodcutting recovery of 290, and an auto case awarding Bryant 320.70.

Lucille Breene Albert R. Greene Greene Arthur C. Beeson R. A. Cook Beeson D. C. Hodgin Lillian S. Hodgin Hodgin W. E. Welborn J. B. Bryant Carl Tingler High Point Snow Ber Co Robert Melie Vail Winnie Yow W. C Sam) Vail Mamie S. Vail Archie Myatt Southeastern Marble and Tile Co., Inc Winston-Salem W. J. Chamis Town Steak House

One of Nine Escapees Is Captured Near Dudley Shoals

Melvin Childers, 22, from Caldwell County, captured at home near Dudley Shoals after nine inmates escaped from Hudson Prison Camp. He faced four months for larceny and trespass and offered no resistance. The breakout used a hacksaw blade to saw a bar and a gate on the south side. About 35 inmates stayed, six previously escaped with longer original sentences.

Lenoir N. C North Carolina Hudson Melvin Childers Caldwell County Dudley Shoals Roy R. Wood Childers Roy L. Andrews Turner Durham Elkin James McCracken Spruce Pine R. J. Boaz Patterson Ave Winston-Salem Roy Bumgarner Rt. 1 Wilkesboro Oscar Montgomery Greensboro Ralph Green Willie F. Brindle Evans St Lexington Frank M. Thrift Jr Winston&Salem

Tax Increase Advocated for Social Security Program

Rep Curtis of Nebraska backs a 33 percent rise in social security taxes to fund death and retirement benefits. He chairs a House Ways and Means subcommittee planning hearings next month on the system. Rep Simpson of Pennsylvania argues for freezing taxes at current levels, noting low income groups would feel the burden, while Eisenhower previously asked Congress to cancel the hike.

Washington Curtis Neb House Ways and Means Committee Richard M. Simpson Ways and Means Simpson Eisenhower Congress

Stocks steady in mixed New York market gains ease

The New York market showed a selective performance with a steady main body of securities. Oils, rubbers, aircrafts, and electronics led gains while railroads and chemicals lagged. U S Lines moved up after a dividend note, with other leaders including Union Oil of California American Bell Westinghouse Electric General Electric and Goodyear.

New York U. S Union Oil of California American Ie Westinghouse Electric Rich Ing General Electric International Paper Pepsi - Cola General Motors Goodyear Douglas Aircraft Air Reduction American Woolen Pennsylvania Railroad

Market Wrap of 1 PM Stock Listings

Stocks on Adams Express, Admiral, Air Reduction, Alleghany and many others show varied gains and losses led by large caps with notable performers including General Electric, U S Steel, Standard Oil and Texas Company. Approximate total sales hit 710000 by 1 p.m. trading.

New York Adams Express Essessesess Admiral Corporation Sss Alleghany Corporation Allied Chemical & Dye Allis Chalmers Mig Eeeteeeene American Can Et Eweeseeeses Od American Car & Fdy American Rad & St S American Smelt & Ref American Tel & Tel American Tobacco Anaconda Armour & Achison Atlantic Atlas Powder Avco Manufacturing Baltimore & Ohio Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Stee Boeing Airplane Pany Burlington Mills Burroughs Adding Ma Calumet & Hecla Canada Dry Csssees Canadian Pacific Carolina Power & St. Case Celanese Corpseccsis Champion Pa & Fib Chesapeake Ohio Chrysler Corporation Columbia Gas & Elec Consolidated Edison Consolidated Vultee Continental An Sedee Continental Motor Curtis Wright Eee Curtis Delaware Lack & West Douglas Aircraft Cree Stige Dow Chemical Dupont de Nemour Aes Eastern Airlines Eastman Kodak Freep Beleeer General Electric General Foods General Motors Gillette Razor Goodrich Rubber Ocittena & Company Louisville & Nashville Mack Truck Scscessseeee Magnavox Radio Missouri Kansas Texas Montgomery Ward Motorola Radio Ter Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Company ess+ee Otis Elevator Ccccessesee Pacific Gas Pepsi Cola Philco Corporation Phillips Petroleum Pittsburgh Pl Pittsburgh Scr & B Pullmanompany Radio Corporation Sicences Gee Radio Keith Orpheum Remington Rand Baeebea Republic Steel Sscccosreee Reynolds Tob Seaboard al RR Ceceeceees Sears Roebuck Socony Vac Calif Standard Oil Standard Oil N.d Texas Company Tex Gulf Products Textron Corporaton Scecsee American Ececsececss Union Carbide United Airlines United Aircraft Ae United Corporation United Fruit Genes United Gas Imp United States Pipe Sasdanaban Ae United States Rubber U. S. Smelting & Ref United States Steel Warner Pictures West Auto

Two Hyattsville Volunteer Firemen Die In Hit and Run

In Hyattsville Maryland two volunteer firemen John F Streets aged 40 and William R Stainback aged 35 were killed when a produce truck sideswiped their ladder truck returning from a trash fire on a Baltimore Washington viaduct. The driver James C Robinson aged 25 of Philadelphia was arrested on multiple charges after a half mile chase and held on five thousand dollar bond. His helper Glenn Morrison aged 43 was held on one thousand dollars bond for drunkenness. Police followed the trucks to Washington, D C where the incident occurred near U S Highway 1 and Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks.

Hyattsville John F. Streets William R. Stainback Hyattsville Volunteer Fire Department James C. Robinson Philadelphia Glenn Morrison Frank Baggett Blair Lee Montgomery Washington, D. C

Recessled U N Korean talks prompt speculation of new line

The 2 hour 25 minute session was recessed to Friday as observers fret over a possible stall tactic by Reds. General Thimayya said he may seek an indefinite recess but would not comment. A Polish officer is insulted by a UN interpreter, prompting a protest to the commission.

Thimayya Cpl Edward S. Dickenson Tokyo Dickenson Big Stone Gap Army Air Force U. N Repatriation Commission UNC U. N. Command

Atomic Power For Peace Reformulated Nuclear Plan Name

The article outlines the U S Atomic Energy Commission plan emphasizing peacetime uses of atomic power as an alternative to military focus. It notes Russia’s hydrogen bomb, argues for diverse reactor types, and details Westinghouse as principal contractor with AEC supervision.

Pega Russia Assia America Murray Deense AEC Theederal Westinghouse Charn Rick Over Ause Commission Navy

Better-Bill Homes Wins Permits for Two 5‑Room Houses

Better-Bill Homes secures two building permits for five‑room residences. One on Rotary Drive costs about $8,000. the other on E Farriss Avenue carries an estimated cost yet to be finalized.

Rotary E. Farriss Ave

Radar Blockade Doubted as Defense Readiness Declines

Air Force Secretary Harold E. Talbot warns a radar screen may be valueless as methods exist to block the radar entirely. He suggests relying on ground observers to identify approaching aircraft and urges rapid development of the Ground Observer Corps to counter gaps in radar coverage.

White Plains N. Y Air Force Harold E. Talbot C. R. Huebner New York Civil Defense Director Huebner Civil Defense Office Albot Iater

Israel Freight Train Derailed Near Jordan Border

An Israeli freight train was derailed near the Jordan border after hitting land mines laid on the tracks. There were no casualties, but the locomotive and 13 empty fuel tank cars were damaged. The train ran from Lydda to Haifa near Tulkarm, with officials calling the incident a Jordan act of terror and filing protests with the Mixed Armistice Commission.

Tel Aviv Israel Jordan Lydda Haifa Tulkarm Little Tite

Soviet Air Strength Cut and Traditional Ground Fighting

The text notes Soviet forces kept many divisions on riot duty yet fielded them this month, ending the maneuver season with a traditional flourish. It says Russia did not show changes in atomic or hydrogen bomb development and that tanks and infantry played conventional roles, echoing a style from a decade ago.

Russia

H P N I Meeting and Coming Events

News of Interest To Colored People reports an H P N I meeting Sunday at 4 p.m. with Mrs Armeta Byrd at 540 East High Street. Brother Joe May sings at William Penn High School Friday November 13 at 8 p.m. Ever Ready Club meets tonight at 8 at Mamie Wrights Olga Street. Tent Leaders hold a called meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs Lillie Williamson 1507 East Street.

H. P.N. and H. P. N. and I Armeta Byrd E. High St Joe May William Penn High School Mamie Wright Olga St Lillie Williamson East St

Nurses Hear Talk By Anderson From New York

Dr Bernice E Anderson of New York addressed the State Nurses Assn convention in Charlotte. She spoke on licensure and practice issues as part of a crowded program alongside panel discussions and section meetings. Approximately 900 nurses and guests attended with 1 200 expected. a work week for registered nurses was discussed. The slate of officers was elected by ballot with Miss Josephine Kerr of Charlotte named president.

Charlotte A Bernice E. Anderson New York American Nurses Assn State Nurses Assn Anderson North Carolina Paul A. Johnston Institute of Government Beene Josephine Kerr Charlotte Yesay Marie B. Noell Raleigh Association Vivian Culver North Carolina Board of Nurse Examiners A. C. Hall The Woman's College Greensboro

California Worries GOP in Hot District Contest

Arnold, assistant attorney general under FDR and son-in-law of columnist Drew Pearson, leads a campus-focused GOP bid with Irving Markheim, veterans' service officer, as the Democratic rival. Arnold opposes new taxes and backs a strong military. Lipscomb’s team says the GOP candidate backs the Eisenhower program. Registered voters show 81,691 Democrats to 75,289 Republicans.

Arnold Franklin D.roosevelt Drew Pearson Irving Markheim Licomb Lipscomb

Draft Board Orders Delinquent William R. Gregory Inducted

The Draft Board names William R. Gregory a draft delinquent and orders immediate induction. It cannot reach his latest address and asks anyone with information on his whereabouts to contact the board to arrange removal of the delinquency.

Draft Board Draft Board Today William R. Gregory Gregory

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YMCA Maryland Western Union Western Electric Wilson Packing Ea Woolworth & Co Youngstown Zenith General Dean William F. Dean Korea White House Dean Defense Department Atomic Power For Tumble Dry Laundry Service Pine ST
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