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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1954
Page
5
New York stocks edged higher with oil and nearby issues leading gains as a wide list advanced. Trading remained brisk. totals at 1 p.m. showed roughly 1.87 million shares traded and many leaders posted fractional to percent gains amid a generally firm session.
Zwicker defends prior testimony during censure hearings as he faces questions about a letter from Secretary Stevens and the fate of Peress under investigation. The exchange touches on loyalty probes, orders from Washington, and calls to testify by McCarthy's counsel as Zwicker cites presidential directives not to answer.
The fragment provides a low temperature around 50s and a high near 60s with partial time notes. Details are unclear and garbled, but indicate a mild day with sun in the afternoon and possible early evening clear skies.
A string of violent deaths reported across North Carolina leaves multiple victims. Samuel Lee Phillips, 6 Rt. 2 Cleveland, and Willie Watson, 20, Baltimore, were occupants of a car. Garland Hight, 42, of Franklinton, found dead with a broken neck. Cpl Alvin Robert Chall, 21, Cherry Point, fatally injured when his car overturned near New Bern. Mrs Pitchford, 39, shot fatally at Roanoke Rapids. husband Sam Godwin Pitchford, 52, held on murder charge. William Justice Williams, 22, died in a road accident near Te Bullock. A 24, of Ayden, died when his car overturned near Kinston. Carl, 26, of Raliegh, killed when his car overturned on a rural road near Louisburg.
Three victims told police they believe they were chloroformed during a burglary at a Chicago home. A man and his wife and his mother awoke to headaches and a strange odor after the intruder left with three diamond rings from Mrs. Stopa’s fingers.
Analysis notes that no bombing of Red air bases in China was allowed, forcing U.S. air strategies to rely on aerial combat over the battle zone. Formosa provides suitable air bases and a short path to the combat area, with Tar pits stating airpower could defend Formosa using available forces.
West Germany s CDU plunges into a coalition crisis as Adenauer seeks to invite the Free Democrats to join a new government line. Socialists warn the coalition may collapse if gains in Bavaria Hesse Lower Saxony continue.
Market report shows declines in some grades and lowest season prices while stabilization accounts for 8 percent of gross sales. Week totals include South Carolina at 15,196,396 pounds for 49.59 dollars per unit, North Carolina at 18,948,268 pounds averaging 54 dollars, and Eastern North Carolina/Belt regions posting gains to 53.15 dollars per unit on 47,825,798 pounds, with modest weekly rise. Industry notes 8.3 percent loan program impact and overall belt market activity.
The annual Farmers meeting of the Farmers tive and the North Carolina Cotton Growers Alan is set for tomorrow in Raleigh. Dr. Frank P. Graham former president of the Consolidated University of North Carolina will be the principal speaker and will be introduced by Scott Democratic nominee for U S Senate.
The official stance asserts a defense of Formosa against Chinese Communist aggression and questions any plan to retake Formosa if lost. Dulles claims remote prospects of reclaiming Formosa and notes no commitments were sought or given with Chiang Kai-shek. Brownell and Hoover toured Denver outlining new anti Communist statutes targeting subversive activities and union infiltration.
A privately funded chapel at Hartwick Pines state park Michigan has been finished for non-denominational public use.
Kansas City rollout offers hospitalization insurance for men and women aged 60 to 85 through a long established firm. It costs only a few cents daily and covers both accident and sickness. No money due now. policy mailed free for inspection with no obligation and no agent calls. Return mail to American Insurance Dept. 932B, Kansas City 5, Mo.
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