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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1954
Page
5
State and federal veterans benefits explained to all veterans and dependents at 8 PM in the Junior Order Hall on E Commerce St. Piedmont Post 1960 VFW hosts D M Swayngim of Winston Salem as state service officer to outline eligible programs and costs.
The Young Men's Industrial Club of High Point will hold its organizational meeting at the YMCA tonight with well over 100 men from about 30 High Point industries expected. The meeting starts at 6 30 P M with D Blair of Winston Salem as guest and temporary presiding by Gurley of Heritage Furniture Co.
General Securities Corp of High Point Greensboro receives state charter to engage in investment and real estate mortgage lending. Incorporators Jack B. Burris Jr. and H. Thoma Galway of Greensboro sign. authorized capital is $100.08 with three subscribed stocks of $400 each.
Six New England congregations commissioned a famous architect to design their new steeples. The project highlights include distinctive spires on each church reflecting regional Gothic influence and the architect's signature detailing. Local parishes anticipate enhanced skyline landmarks and historic preservation benefits.
The government faces delays in the Communist Party case as new law prompts appeals court review. The 1950 Internal Security Act required registration as foreign agents, influencing the Supreme Court timetable and delaying a ruling beyond 1950.
In Tokyo a senior female member of the Red Party reportedly killed herself after a dispute over inactivity and calls to withdraw from the group. The party accuses her of failing to meet obligations while details remain unclear.
A notice invites guests to attend a free hearing test and consultation at a hotel desk. No charge and no obligation promised. Seek Mr. Mueller for details and arrangements.
Former mayor William O Dwyer of New York disputes a $9699 tax claim for 1949 and 1950 filed by the Internal Revenue Service against him and Sloan Simpson. The filing, contested by O Dwyer through his brother Paul O Dwyer, cites an inadvertent $155 dividend omission and questions deductions tied to Simpson's modeling work and O Dwyer's 1950 52 ambassadorship to Mexico.
In Guilford Superior Court Judge W H Burgwyn pressed for a stark outcome in the Waynick case. He asked the victim how many stitches mended the wound and implied eight months as the sentence. The victim replied with the number eight, and the judge dismissed the case with a terse remark.
A cow drank kerosene around Paul Flynn's wheel and fell into a kerosene tub. Veterinarian H C Jackson said the animal is saturated but poses no danger of explosion.
U S service members in Pusan Korea raised more than 160000 during a five month drive to build and equip a hospital for Koreans. The project aims to create new beds and facilities in the city, which has a population over a million and limited medical capacity.
In Tokyo Prime Minister Yoshida is urged to testify before a Diet committee over a shipbuilding kickback scandal. An emergency meeting of government and Liberal party leaders endorsed the summons after opposition actions. Yoshida had signaled he might ignore it though penalties could follow. He is due to testify tomorrow but a possible postponement may occur due to an imperial audience.
In Los Angeles an attorney said Yasmin Hayworth will receive a substantial share of her grandfather the Aga Khan’s fortune once Aly Khan and Rita Hayworth sign a custody and support agreement. The sum is uncertain and will remain confidential between the parties. The Nevada court divorce of Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan is involved in finalizing arrangements.
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