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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1953

Page

7

Pleasant Day Appears In Prospect

Pleasant day with sunny skies and mild temperatures across most of the nation. Light showers touched northern Wisconsin upper Michigan the Northern and Central Plains and Colorado while the Pacific Northwest stayed cloudy and the rest of the country enjoyed clear skies. The Atlantic hurricane brushed New England with rain and gusty winds and caused outages in Nova Scotia after trees fell on lines.

Associated Press Wisconsin Upper Michigan Plains Colorado Pacific Northwest New England Nova Scotia Halifax-Dartmouth

Rita Aly Khan Divorce Talks Aimed at Settlement

Paris reports American lawyers for Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan plan talks to settle their divorce and allow the redhaired actress to remarry. Bartley Crum and Charles Torem join in a final effort to resolve the long case. Hayworth seeks a $1,000,000 trust for their child Yasmin.

Paris Rita Oe Prince Aly Khan Actoss Bartley Crum Miss Hayworth Charles Torem Aly Dimeaneur Leenae Er Dices Hawaii Haymes Citi- Pp United States Crum Yasmin

Dulles Plea Said to Aid Bonn Vote Bid

The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung editorialized that John Foster Dulles' plea supported Adenauer's re election bid. It argued foreign press articles misread German voters' emotional state and that the secretary of state influenced rather than harmed the outcome.

Frankfurt Germany U. S John Foster Dulles Bonn

Doctor rushes to birth as chess game continues

In San Jose California Dr D N McInturiff paused a state chess title match to assist a patient. He grabbed his bag and chess set, rushed to the hospital, and while the baby arrived a nine pound girl he defeated his rival in the game.

San Jose Calif D. N. McInturiff McInturiff Vivian M

Wake Forest to Lay Three Cornerstones at New Campus

Wake Forest College plans to lay three cornerstones at its new campus in Winston-Salem on Oct. 3. The ceremony includes a religious arts and sciences stone at the Chapel Library and Chemistry wing with a noon luncheon and a motorcade to a Villanova game. A campus tour precedes services and transportation for students and faculty is arranged.

Wake Forest College Winston-Salem Davis Sr Winston Salem Davis Aed Bowman Gray Stadium Wake Forest Deacons Villanova University

Former Japanese Premier Nobuyuki Abe Dies at 77

Tokyo reports former Gen Nobuyuki Abe, prime minister before Pearl Harbor, died at his home from a heart ailment at 77. He was the last Korean governor and faced Allied plans to retain him amid Koreans demanding his removal. Abe aided militarism in 1930s and held roles as war minister and ambassador to a puppet regime.

Tokyo Nobuyuki Abe Japan Pearl Harbor Abe Korea

Eisenhower Ends Labor Day Talks before Brief Golf Round

President Eisenhower wrapped a Labor Day conference with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Secretary of Army Robert Stevens, then played golf at Cherry Hills. Dulles said the president was pleased with West German elections and not at odds over Dulles's remarks. They discussed Korea unification, Indochina, Trieste flare up, Iran, UN General Assembly, and other foreign affairs. Stevens offered to testify in a closed session about Sen. Jo employed, clarifying this separate from the meeting.

Enver Eiseer Eisenhower John Foster Dulles Army Robert T. Stevens Denver Cherry Hills Dulles Korea Indochina United Nations General Assembly Stevens Pao Sen Stevens Dent

New German Second Class Coaches Offer Luxuries

The latest second class coaches on German railways are described as the longest in the world and feature hot water in washrooms individual window temperature control fog proof glass cushioned seats that convert to sleeping berths and a radio guide explaining how to enjoy the journey.

Hornbill Breaks Free From Mud Nest At Nesting Time

The hornbill a African bird walls herself up with mud inside a hollow tree during nesting. The male feeds through a small hole until the brood is ready to fly, then the mother breaks out of the self made prison.

Fifteen Die In North Carolina Labor Day Crashes

North Carolina State Highway Patrol reports at least 15 deaths and 197 injuries from Labor Day weekend traffic accidents across the state. Six fatalities occurred yesterday including Arthur Dillingham 48 of Barnardsville in a bridge crash, Luther Martin 46 of Jonesville in a highway 285 overturn, Jarvis W spach 39 of Winston-Salem in a Winston-Salem crash, Douglas Mann of New Hill 1 in a U S 1 collision, Ben Metten 54 of Bostic in a U S 74 crash, and Kty Mae 19 of Shelby who died after a rural road collision near Double Shoals in Cleveland County.

Raleigh North Carolina State Highway Patrol Arthur Dillingham Barnardsville Luther Graham Martin Jonesville N. C North Wilkes Boro Jarvis Wilsonspach Winston-Salem Winston Lem Douglas Mann New Hill U. 1 Caiuiestine Ben Metten Bostic Rt. 1 U.S. 74 Forest City Kty Mae Eee Shelby Rt. 5 Double Shoals Cleveland County

Lex Barker Marries Lana Turner In Secret Turin Ceremony

In Turin Italy Lex Barker and Lana Turner wed in a surprise ceremony at the City Hall attended by reporters. Barker displayed Tarzan swagger as Turner wore a pale green suit and pink coat while the couple left Revignasco after filming. The wedding followed a yearlong romance and Barker's prior marriage history includes Arlene Dahl and Turner’s former marriages.

Barker Miss Turner Hollywood Rye N.Y Peeeieene Arlene Dahl Arti Shaw Stephen Crane Bob Topping Tin Plate

Parade of Beauties on Boardwalk for Miss America 1954

Atlantic City announces a boardwalk parade featuring 52 contestants for Miss America 1954 with 19 bands marching and floats. Crooner Eddie Fisher will lead as grand marshal before the stage rounds begin at Convention Hall tomorrow night to judge talent and charm.

Atlantic City N. J Convention Hall Eddie Fisher

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Rita Doc E. L. Davis, Sr Harold W. Tribble Fred Henderson Western Electric Company John C. Whitaker R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company J. E. Gibson Winston- Salember of Commerce University of Illinois Peta Ae Sample Shoe Lex Barker Tarzan Turin Italy Lana Turnes Lex Belk Beck DU Power Company Hadmont Carolinas Columbia Baking Company
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