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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1952

Page

3

Arrests of 18 Communist Party Leaders Across U S

Justice Department arrests 18 Midwest and West Coast Communist Party leaders in St. Louis Rock Island Charleston Seattle Detroit Los Angeles Portland Eugene Chicago Minneapolis on charges of conspiring to overthrow the government. Helen Mary Winter, 44, Detroit arrest, noted as Michigan organizational secretary. All charged under the Smith Act for advocating violent overthrow.

Washington (P Justice Department Communist Party McGranery FBI J. Edgar Hoover Missouri Washington State Michigan St. Louis Rock Island Charleston Seattle Detroit Los Angeles Portland Eugene Ore Chicago Minneapolis

Editors See Stevenson Winning State in Polls

The paper reports reader polls across counties show Stevenson favored in Wayne and Cabarrus, with Eisenhower leading in Halifax and Onslow, but overall majorities predicted for Stevenson. Editors note strong Democratic support and concern over price supports and civil rights affecting voting.

Eisenhower Vance Stevenson Vante Robeson County Halifax Onslow Wayne Cabarrus Hertford Truman

McGrath Denies Blocking Probe In Missouri Tax Case

Grand jury found no foundation for charges and the interim report said the investigation continued. McGrath explained the case moved from Moore to Ford and Caudie to Slack, who allegedly offered to drop the matter in exchange for clearing Finnegan. He denied any improper interest in the St. Louis tax case and defended Missouri as home state to national leaders.

McGrath Moore Peyton Ford Caudie Ford Slack St. Louis Finnegan Grand Jury Justice Department Missouri President Truman Secretary of Treasury John W. Snyder

Bus Hearing Held Today on Token Discontinuation

The State Utilities Commission held a hearing today on requests from Duke Power Company Safety Transit Company of Rocky Mount and Safe Bus Inc. to discontinue token use and keep basic fare at 10 cents with no school passenger rate change. Token pricing would rise five cents per three rides. Firms say tokens are unaffordable. Duke would stop tokens in Charlotte Durham Greensboro Winston-Salem and High Point.

Raleigh State Utilities Commission Duke Power Company Safety Transit Company Rocky Mount Safe Bus Inc Winston-Salem Utilities Commission Duke Charlotte Durham Greensboro Pee

Crow Saves Man as Fire Breaks Out in Home

Ivan Kirov credited his pet crow Rimley with saving his life when a second floor fire erupted in his home. Rimley screeched and flapped, alerting Kirov, who escaped unharmed.

Los Angeles Ivan Kirov Kirov Rimley

Owl Kills Vehicle Clashing With Hearse in Memphis

An owl was killed in Memphis when it flew head on into the windshield of a hearse. Local authorities reported the collision occurred on a city street, causing damage to the vehicle and ending the owl's life.

Memphis Tenn

Stock list snapshot shows varied percentage holdings across firms

A crowded list of stocks and percentages appears, naming Adams Express through Zenith Radio and many major corporations like General Electric, Chrysler, United States Steel, and Standard Oil. Percentages range broadly, with several entries near 40 percent and others lower. The note ends with a late afternoon market summary citing 620,000 shares traded and a 40 percent figure.

New York Adams Express SL Admiral Corporation Ssseesseee Alaska Juneau Ccccceseees Alleghany Corporation Allied Chemical & Dye Allis Chalmers Mig American Cam Ccseseseee American Power & Lt American Rad & St American Smelt & Ref American Tel American Tobacco Armour Atlantic Refinery Ly Atlas Powder Avco Manufacturing Baldwin-Lima Baltimore & Ohio Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Celanese Corp Essees Champion Paper & File Chesapeake & Ohio Chrysler Corporation Columbia Gas & Elec Consolidated Edison Eastern Airlines Eastman Kodak Electric Auto Emerson R & P Accuces Firestone Rubber Freeport Sulphur General Electric General Foods General Motors Gillette Razor Glidden Seeee Goodrich Rubber Goodyear Rubber Great Northern Rylf Hudson Motor Illinois Central International Harvest Int Nickel Can S. Int Tel & Tel Eeeer Johns Manville Aes Kennecott Copper Kroger Company Libby Owen Ford Liggett & Myers Lockheed Aircraft Loews Theaters Lorillard & Company Louisville & Nashville Mack Trucks Eeeeteeeeneeee Magnavox Radio Missouri Kansas Texas Montgomery Ward Motorola Radio Nash Kelvinator National Dairy Produ National Distillers Eee National Lead Inns New York Central North American Avia North American Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Company Otis Elevator Pacific Gas & Elec Packard Motor Paramount Pictures Penney J. C. Co Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Scr & B Pullman Company Pure Oil Co Radio Corporation Radio Keith Orpheum Remington Rand Republic Steel Reynolds Tob Seaboard al RR Sears Roebuck Eeereeneere Socony Southern Pacific Southern Railway Sperry Corp Standard Brands — Standard Calif Standard Ind Standard Oil N. J. Stevens J. P. Co Aes Warner Tudebaker Corp Swift & Company Sylvania Elec Texas Company Tex Gulf Products Texas Gulf Sulphur Textron Corporation Timken Detox Trans & Western Air Trans America Union Carbide United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporatio United Fruit United Gas Imp United States Rubber U. S. Smelting United States Steel Vanadium Corporation Virginia Caro Cd Warner Pictures West Maryland Western Union Western Electric Wilson Pack Woolworth & Co Youngstown 8 Zenith Radio

Leading Jet Ace Extends Korea War Tally to Eight

Maj. Frederick C. Blesse of Richmond Virginia claimed his eighth MIG 15 in a dogfight near Sakchu as UN air forces pressed to upstage enemy activity in September. The Sabres totaled 46 MIGs this month with three more probably destroyed and 38 damaged.

Seoul Korea United Nations Frederick C. Blesse Richmond John Morifield Karl K. Dittmer el Reno Okla Seage Rowan Sarinon Yalu River Sariwon

Tito takes 25 year old as third wife

Belgrade report claims Marshal Tito married a university student about 25 to become his third wife. The civil ceremony occurred in Belgrade with the union kept secret until Tito’s public reception.

Tito Belgrade Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Anthony Eden Marshal Josip Broz Tito Jovanka Broz Brioni Thas Dalmatia Croatia Russia Zarko Herta White Palace

Manpower Pool Shrinks Prompting Draft Options

Selective Service Director Hershey warned the draft-age pool will fall next year and action is needed by fall. He proposed tapping 4-Fs, students delayed for college, and draft-age fathers, while not seeking to change the law. He expects 500,000 in the pool next July with monthly drafts 50,000 to 60,000.

Washington Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey Armed Services Hershey Congress

Newark Governor Weighs Garbage Import Ban Amid Secaucus Smell

Gov Alfred Driscoll said the 1953 legislature may ban importing garbage from New York restaurants due to complaints from Secaucus residents about a vile pig farm odor. officials attribute the stench to garbage fed to pigs.

Newark N.J Alfred Driscoll New York Secaucus

Thieves Probe in Buckeye Pipeline Steel Theft

Police investigate husky suspects after 7,500 pounds of steel plating vanish from the Buckeye Pipeline in Lima Ohio. The theft case prompts a routine inquiry by local authorities and awaiting suspect identification.

Lima, O Husky Buckeye

Maryland Man Seeks Annulment Over Fear During Marriage

Francis Shea petitions for annulment alleging he was under the numbing influence of fear and terror due to his wife. He charges she coerced him into marriage by duress and fraud.

Baltimore Francis Shea

Peterson's Ointment Gains Wide Popularity

A Buffalo druggist created an ointment forty years ago to ease itching and burning piles. The product provided quick cooling relief and became a national favorite, with Peterson's Ointment sold in boxes and applicator tubes.

Buffalo Peterson

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