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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1953
Page
5
Air Force officers say the intact Mig jet flown into Kimpo by a North Korean pilot offers valuable data for U S flight tests. They expect insights into Soviet engine design and combat tactics, estimating development pace and revealing weaknesses and strengths for future conflicts.
Greenwood South Carolina coroner's jury ruled the death of Orange Glenn Henkel Jr. accidental after police say he tried to elude a trap set for a fleeing driver. Henkel 25 a Greenwood finance company manager died after his car overturned near the city limits. A married woman who had been receiving late calls helped set the trap and met the unknown caller on a Greenwood street corner. Local officers and the woman accompanied the decedent as authorities pursued the fleeing vehicle. Henkel died minutes after reaching a hospital. he was a native of Hickory North Carolina.
Yugoslavia today has an ambassador in Moscow for the first time since 1948. Dobrivoje Vidic arrived yesterday and will take over the embassy from Charge d Affaires Drajoje Djuric who will return to Belgrade.
Michael Daley faced a careless driving charge after an illegal left turn in a 1933 vintage coupe caused the left front wheel to come off and the vehicle crashed into a police patrol wagon.
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Edward Carrington Marshall 76, former president of Duke Power Co., died after a long illness. Native of Markham Virginia he joined Southern Power in 1907 and led Duke Power from 1949. Services at St Peter's Episcopal Church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Survivors include his widow Bertha Leonard and siblings.
Governor Umstead extended invitations to North Carolinians and visitors for the 100th State Fair in Raleigh opening in October. The event features expanded facilities, new entrances, a village of yesteryear, and a permanent rural museum linked to the centennial anniversary of the first fair in 1853.
Duluth officials announced that despite Wednesday being called Turkey Day in the nation’s turkey capital, the main dish for the celebration dinner will be pancakes.
NAACP spokesman Clarence Mitchell accuses the Defense Department of delaying school desegregation on military posts beyond President Eisenhower’s order. Mitchell cites a Sept 18 letter to Asst. Secretary John Hannah and notes 21 posts in the South and Southwest operate segregated schools. He says contracts keep posts segregated even after the President urged an end to such policies.
William Oatis and Frank Noel, AP staffers jailed by Communist regimes, were honored by the Overseas Press Club in April 1952. Oatis, Prague bureau chief, won the Polk Memorial Award for courage and enterprise. Noel, jailed in a Chinese camp during Korea, received the best picture reporting abroad award. Both had been released and accepted the honors in person.
Among the Pueblo Indians earth is the woman's material she builds in adobe and makes pots but wood is the man's material he makes tools weapons sculpture and timber roofs.
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