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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1954

Page

2

McCarthy Renews Data Request As Key Drift War Rages

The dispute centers on the Watkins committee and Senator McCarthy’s charges that eroding due process taints the inquiry. Senator Ervin recalled joking remarks about disqualification but asserted his role was based solely on the evidence. He noted six voters on the panel heard the same testimony and reached the same conclusions.

McCarthy Ervin Wisconsin Morganton N.C Winston-Salem Journal United States Sen Senate Sen. McCarthy Special Committee Watkins Committee

Stocks Drift In Irregular Market With Modest Volume

New York stocks moved irregularly with moderate trading as gains and losses were fractional. U.S. Steel dropped about a point on missing a larger dividend, while General Motors rose on higher earnings despite a sales decline. American Tobacco advanced on dividend news and R J Reynolds rose on earnings.

New York U.S General Motors Merican Tobacco R. J. Reynolds EW York Admiral One Reeseees Alleghany Corporation Secess Ailed Chemical & Dye Cesses Allis Chalmers Mfg American Canadian Pacific Carolina Ace & St Au Celanese Champion Paper & File Ake & Ohio E Curveler Corporation Coca Cola Columbia Gas & Elec Commercial Credit Consolidated Edison Continental Can Continental Motor Continental Oil Curtis Wright Delaware Lack & Wi Dow Chemical Eeeee Dupont de Nemour Eastern Airlines Electric Auto Lite Firestone Rubber Freeport General Electric General Foods Glidden Paint Goodrich Rubber Goodyear Rubber Illinois Central Int Nickel Can Tel & Tel Ennecott Copper Kroger Company Libby Owen Ford Gf Liggett & Myers Lockheed Aircraft Loews Theers Saclade Lorillard & Company Louisville & Nashville Magnavox Radio Ce.s. Montgomery Ward Motorola Radio National Biscuit National Cash Register National Dairy Product , National Distillers National Lead New York Central North American Avia Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Company Pacific Gas & Elec Pacific Mills Steer Ee Penney Jas Ceeecoses Pennsylvania RR Eess Pepsi Cola Ee Phileco Corporation Phillips Petroleum Pittsburgh Pill Pullman Company Pure Oil Co Eeee Radio Corporation Pana Age Rand Ciieee Republic Stee Ewes Reynolds Ewes Seaboard al RR Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Southern Railway Sperry Rp Sete Standard Brands Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil Texas Gulf Sulphur Textron Corporation Trans & Western Air Union Carbide Union Pacific Eee United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United Fruit United Gas Imp United States Rubber U.S. Smelting United States Steel Vanadium Corporation Wick Chemical Csece West Auto Scss West Maryland Western Union Eces Westinghouse Electric Woolworth & Co Zenith Radio

Eisenhower weighs last minute trip and policy notes

President Eisenhower, amid a tight campaign season, floated a possible Friday trip with four stops to urge turnout. He defended the Dixon-Yates power contract, touted tax savings via defense cuts, and backed a Republican recruitment plan while warning against civil service politicization. He called for cautious secrecy and commented on housing probes and court vacancies. A closing line notes Roman Britain bases.

Eisenhower Dixon-Yates Atomicnergy Commission Federal Power Commission Tennessee Valley Authority Congress White House Republican National Committee Supreme Court Robert H. Jackson Denver Sen Watkins Utah U.S Orrie L. Philips Brownell Federal Housing Administration

George Raft Sued For $10 000 In Auto Collision

Actor George Raft was sued for ten thousand dollars after a three car freeway crash on January 9. Miss Virginia Bouldware alleges Raft's car rear ended her vehicle, claiming negligence and medical loss. Co-defendant Donald Frankel was in Raft’s pileup.

Los Angeles George Raft Virginia Bouldware Raft Donald Frankel

Sedatives and tech tests headline a curious 20th century mix

A San Francisco Chronicle note outlines a sedative mebaral effective in nine of ten cases and iron powder magnetic clutches for cars. It also cites dainty food tips, cigar industry attitudes, royal gossip, Hollywood tax rulings, shaving thoughts, and a Harvard Cornell crew race anecdote.

San Francisco Chronicle Jones Smith London Duke and Duchess of Windsor Duchess of Windsor Ion Express Hollywood Uncle Dam Boston Harvard

Russians Return U S Note Promptly Angers U S Officials

A Soviet note arriving at the American Embassy repeats the oral version Bohlen accused as a flagrant misstatement. He returned the document saying the Foreign Ministry would likely revise it after further inquiry. A second note was sent at 1 am along with Bohlen’s reply. The two women mentioned are in neural states and staying near their apartments. Mrs Sommerlatte is the daughter of Delware residents Mr and Mrs Samuel F McCormack. Mrs Stiff is from La Jolla California.

Soviet Union Walmsley Bohlen

Population decline in Tibet linked to monastic and family customs

Students argue Tibet’s population is shrinking due to large monasteries and the pory-a system where two or more brothers share one wife. The report notes these social practices affect birth rates and family structures.

Tibet

Actress Sues Roy Rogers Over Film Horse Incident

In Los Angeles an actress, Mrs. Mabel Smayne, sues Roy Rogers for 186000 claiming Rogers horse Trigger kicked her during a movie scene. The trial opened with Rogers’ attorney denying the claim and saying Smayne was not badly hurt.

Los Angeles Roy Rogers Triger Mabel Smayne Rogers

Policeman's Horse Wins at Suffolk Downs

Cranston police inspector Anthony J Morretti bet ten dollars on Flying Tuck at Suffolk Downs to gain evidence against a bookie. The horse won returning two dollars and five cents for Morretti, but he will not collect the winnings as the bet was a sting.

Cranston Anthony J. Morretti Suffolk Downs Flying Tuck Morretti Orretti

Miner Escapes Two Cave-Ins Near Branchdale Pa

Carl Herman a 67 year old independent miner was trapped 40 feet below ground by two cave ins at Branchdale Pennsylvania. He escaped with a fracture of the left leg as a rescue crew of 35 and fellow miners battled to free him after a second collapse halted initial efforts.

Branchdale Carl Herman Hardy Pennsylvania

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