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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1955

Page

2

Hurricane Hilda Near Tampico Prompts Regional Alerts

The hurricane, stronger than Connie or Diane, nears the Mexican coast near Tampico after crossing Cuba and the Yucatan. Rising tides threaten a sparsely populated coast as Tampico considers martial law. The Red Cross mobilizes 30 disaster specialists and emergency plans unfold along the seaboard. Naval stations in the southeast enter emergency status and aircraft stand ready for evacuation or relief flights.

Cam Tampico Hilda Ione Cuba Yucatan Peninsula Connie Diane Coonnie American Red Cross Seaboard Jacksonville Fla Elizabeth City N.C North Florida Georgia South Carolina Atlanta Memphis Birmingham Ala Hutchinson Kan Yucatan

Man Sustains Head Injury After Fall at Clara Cox Apts

A man tentatively identified as Robert Anderson fell down concrete steps at Clara Cox Apartments in Winston-Salem and sustained a head injury. He did not regain consciousness while being treated at Baptist Hospital after the accident last night.

Robert Anderson Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Clara Cox Apts

Funeral Services For Mrs Connie Webb Sugg Held Today

Funeral services were conducted at Main Street Methodist Church this afternoon for Mrs Connie Webb Sugg wife of Robert B Sugg of 922 Old Winston Road She died yesterday at 12 40 PM after two years of declining health Interment followed at Floral Garden Park with burial arrangements at Seaver Funeral Home.

Connie Webb Sugg Main St. Methodist Church G. Allen Floral Garden Park Se- Funeral Home Sugg Robert Ellen Ensley Archer Lexington Ave. Baptist Church Oakwood W. Coe Putnam Ave Hoas Peseeel

Weather forecast for Atlantic Gulf and central regions

The Weather Bureau forecasts rain Sunday along the south Atlantic coast, Gulf coast, upper Great Lakes and central and southern Rockies. Cooler conditions are expected in the northern Plains, while the central nation warms. AP Wirephoto.

Weather Bureau South Atlantic Coast States Gulf Coast Area Upper Great Lakes Central Southern Rockies Plains States

Thomasville Driver Leads Cops In Chase

Thomasville police halted a high speed pursuit after a roadblock stopped Robert Pruitt 26 of Polk Street who reached 105 mph during a chase that spanned Main Winston Highland and Jacobs streets and the bypass between Thomasville and High Point. He faced speeding reckless driving no license and fail to stop charges awaiting bond. One passenger was later jailed for drunkenness.

Thomasville Robert Pruitt Polk St Pruitt Main St Winston St Highland Ave Jacobs St High Point

Theft of Umbrellas Charged to Man

Police accuse John Henry Boyd a 41 year old man of larceny after two umbrellas were reported stolen from a local department store yesterday afternoon. Boyd was released on $100 bond on a larceny and receiving charge.

John Henry Boyd Boyd

Till Trial Opens On Monday

Reporter SAM JOHNSON details the high profile Till murder case in Sumner Mississippi as Roy Bryant and J W Milam face murder and kidnapping charges. The all white jury is to be seated in the Tallahatchie County courtroom while Mamie Till Bradley travels from Chicago to testify and the case unfolds amid racial tensions and national attention.

Sam Johnson Sumner Miss Court House Emmett Louis Till H. C. Strider Atlanta Mississi Morgia Chicago National Guard Greenwood Till Tallahatchie Tallahatchie County Leflore County Mississippi Roy Bryant J. W. Milam Chatham Bryant George Smith Leflore Arance Cleveland National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People Sumner

Rescue Workers Advance in Abandoned Colorado Mine

Rescue teams pressed through a water flooded tunnel 6,000 feet long at a Georgetown area mine seeking Kansans Glenn Dew and Melvin LeBlow who disappeared Thursday. Oxygen limits and bad air hindered progress as officials doubted the men survived past Thursday night.

Georgetown Colo Glenn Dew Melvin LeBlow Dew LeBlow Ulysses Kan G. A Bud) Franz Colorado Rocky Mountains Ernest Stubblefield Kenneth E. Hickok Stubblefield Stephen L. R. McNichols Charles Dew Western Kansas

Heatwave Across Midwest Sets New Chicago 90 Degree Record

The Associated Press reports a broad midsummer heat wave from the Great Plains to the Appalachians with midday highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. Chicago set a 92 degree record for the date, the 44th 90-degree day this year, as a high pressure system stalled over the mid Atlantic.

Associated Press Great Plains Appalachians Chicago Middle Atlantic New England Atlantic Ione Florida Seattle San Francisco Salt Lake City Billings Mont Phoenix Ariz Burbank Calif New York

VFW backs full survival training for Air Force

The Veterans of Foreign Wars endorsed 100 percent survival training for Air Force fliers in simulated prisoner of war conditions. VFW commander Timothy J. Murphy praised Col Burton E. McKenzie and Stead Air Force Base staff for the program while noting criticism should not force changes. The Air Force said the phase will continue unchanged pending a wider directive for all services on handling prisoners of war.

Washington Veterans of Foreign Wars Air Force Timothy J. Murphy VFW Burton E. McKenzie Stead Air Force Base Nevada Murphy

Nixon caricature by Arnautoff restored demand at festival

San Francisco muralist Victor Arnautoff demanded the return of his color lithograph depicting Vice President Richard Nixon as "Dick McSmear" after its removal from the San Francisco Art Festival in Civic Center. Festival officials cited public funding and political content considerations while writer Nixon commented he would not comment.

San Francisco Victor Arnautoff Richard M. Nixon Dick McSmear Civic Center Harold Zellerbach The Art Commission Zellerbach Arnautoff Nixon Wabash Ind Whitaker Chambers Alger Hiss Felix Rosenthal Richard Nixon

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