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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1954

Page

5

Lawton Declines Testimony At McCarthy Censure Hearings

Maj. Gen. Kirke B. Lawton refused to testify at the McCarthy censure hearings about a conversation with Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker. Williams accused the Army of gagging the witness citing a presidential directive on private executive discussions.

New York McCarthy Majing Peress Zwicker Harding C.B Camp Kilmer N.J Wiliams Williams Peress Cackellanes White House Washington Kirke B. Lawton Ralph W. Zwicker Army Wron Executive Department Pentagon Edward Bennett Williams Anh Lawton Oryeeref Esenhower McCartny-Army Atvy Brownell Eisenhower Gen Zwicke Watkins Utah Department of Defense

Segregation Issue Rages Over School Integration

In Washington Judge Schweinhaut will hear a case by the Federation of Citizens' Assns an all white group arguing that integration is illegal without a Supreme Court ruling. District of Columbia schools start this term with some integration. In Dallas Texas NAACP and local officials discuss compliance with state education directives toward segregation. A Tennessee lawyer at Atlanta predicts elimination of racial segregation in Southern schools.

Washington Henry A. Schweinhaut District of Columbia Federation of Citizens’ Asens Supreme Court Sion District of Columbia School Board Robert M. Furniss Jr Texas Dol'es E. H’tt J. Harold Jones Dallas NAACP South Central Civic League Delas Atlanta Tennessee

Prison Inquest Continues Over Gag Incident

Testimony describes use of a gag on a girl identified as Miss Rush in a prison cell after she allegedly disobeyed orders. Witnesses recall the gag being applied and tightened, with hours-long screams and claims of forced restraint. Officials defend the action as extreme but non harmful and tied to prior discipline.

Horne Miss Rush Hinton Ane Wilbur Bunn Fayetteville Re Miss Wright Naan Hinton Cetana Nce Prisons Department Helen Reinhardt Miss Reinhardt S Y County

Peterson's Ointment advertised for eczema relief

An old advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment removes eczema blotches and skin irritations with itching relief. It promises quick improvement and a 45 cent price at druggists with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Peterson

Gun Must Be Loaded To Make It Lethal Firearm

Corval Quebec Municipal Judge Jules Beauregard ruled the cannon must be loaded with bullets to be lethal. He dismissed charges against the Royal S. L. rence Yacht Club after locals objected to the nightly U inch antique cannon salute from the club near Montreal.

Corval Que Jules Beauregard Royal S. L.rence Yacht Club Montreal Lee Ti White Wiljoy

Good Fighters Have Higher Intelligence Commanded by Bragg

Fragmentary lines suggest a military briefing noting tests or reports by geologists and others. The text mentions front-line U.S. troops, intelligence, and comparisons of combat troops, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Han Sm Mla U.S

Local bid posted for Croatan Sound bridge project

Raleigh reports T A Loving Co of Goldsboro submitted a low bid of 2 503 064 90 for a 27 mile bridge linking Croatan Sound and Mann s Harbor Manteo as part of five highway projects. Total bids for 250 miles of road work in 29 counties amount to 6 839 057 50 with allocations to cover engineering and construction costs pending.

Raleigh T. A Loving Co Goldsboro Croatan S Chetiwees Mann's Harbor Manteo Highway Commission A. H. Grasaid

Dewey hints at future role after retirement

Gov. Dewey says he will take a vigorous part in the coming state campaign and declines to name a successor. He praises U.S. Sen. Irving M. Ives as an "excellent" governor but will leave party convention decisions to the GOP State Convention. Dewey appeared relaxed with family after the telecast and called the period a time of soul searching.

Dewey U.S Irving M. Ives Vention Ives New York City Eisenhower Thomas Jr

Driver Suffers Broken Ribs In Collision

A collision at N Hamilton and E Washington Streets left the driver with broken ribs and knocked him about 75 feet to a utility pole. The injured man was admitted to a local hospital in stable condition. Police charged William ee oe of Gatewood Ave with failing to yield the right of way and Thompson with failing to reduce speed at an intersection. The other occupant escaped injury. Property damage is estimated at $1.

N. Hamilton E. Washington Sts Wiliam *Ee Oe Gatewood Ave Thompson

Woman Slashes Both Wrists In Early Morning Attempt

Myrtle Efird of 923 Grace St slashed both wrists with a razor blade around 1 30 a m. She received treatment at a local hospital, was released after shallow cuts were repaired, and the incident is listed as an attempted suicide.

SEATO Pact Signed Aimed at Mutual Aid and Peace

The SEATO pact binds eight nations to resist armed attack and subversion from outside the region and supports UN charter principles. It seeks democracy support in Asia and promises economic and military benefits, with a Pacific Charter advancing equal rights and self determination for regional peoples.

United Nations Asia Red Laos Cambodia Viet Nam Philippines

Soviet Union invites British labor leaders for exchange visits

Nikolai Sch president of the Soviet Union invites British labor men to visit Russia as part of efforts to woo Britain and especially the Labor party toward friendship with the Soviet Union. Schwernik says talks between trade unions could touch on hydrogen and atomic weapons and broader collective security. Matchbooks: about 13 billion distributed annually in the United States.

Moscow Nikolai Sch Soviet Union Stalin Russia Teyiation Ee Rades Rae Tee Comeuon Britain Labor Party Schwernik

New Homes Surpass Three Million in U.S. From 1950

Record shows over 3 million new homes built in the United States starting in 1950 as housing demand climbs. Builders report steady activity across states with momentum toward suburban development.

U.S

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