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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1946
Page
2
Noting the t of small business is not as bad as often reported, University of Illinois economist Joseph L. McConnell says the "little man" will survive as long as production and employment stay reasonably high and government tax policy favors small businesses.
Madrid papers publish for the first time that Britain France and the United States urged Spaniards to dispose of Generalissimo Franco. The note of March 4 is linked to coverage of Polish moves to bring the Spanish question to the United Nations security council.
In early experiments researchers explored frog skin as a model for human skin grafting. The approach tested the viability and potential of cross species tissue applications in medical science.
A three nation allied observation team reported the March 31 Greek elections were free and fair, calling the result a true verdict of the people. They said British troop presence had no effect on results, noting leftist boycotters would have yielded only about 20 to 25 percent of seats if they had participated.
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan and Representative Monroney were awarded the first Collier's distinguished congressional service prizes. President Truman presented silver plaques and $10,000 each, with the cash going to a public cause chosen by the winners.
A factoid notes Americans use waxed paper yearly enough to encircle the globe 500 times with a one foot wide strip.
Hal Boyle notes Korea’s economic plight after liberation. The U S and Soviet zones are split by the 38th parallel, hampering trade and production. Inflation soars as currency and shortages bite, with open markets and price controls unsettled by military authorities and bank withdrawals.
Warm Springs foundation patients will observe Roosevelts birthday anniversary with chapel ceremonies tomorrow. Governor Ellis Arnall proclaimed a public holiday, ordering the state capitol and all state offices closed in his honor.
Oil exploration progresses in a 40 million acre area under lease spanning Georgia, Florida, and Alabama. Exploration teams study subsurface data and plan drilling programs as leases enable access to vast tracts.
Jefferson County officer James L. Thomas was killed and Sheriff Arthur Holbert and Deputy Ernest Gass were wounded in a case of mistaken identity near the Cocke Jefferson county line. Gass said revenue agents from Knoxville opened fire after both groups misidentified each other while pursuing moonshiners in Grapevine Hollow.
New Delhi April 11 A forecast by K K Chettur joint secretary of the commerce department on returning from Shanghai says China will absorb about one million bales of India's two million bales of cotton surplus. He also estimates China will take around 20 million pounds of India's tobacco surplus. Currency fluctuations, with the Chinese dollar recently pegged at 2000 to one American dollar, are cited as the main issue.
Guilford County Realty Transfers lists multiple conveyances. Transfers include G Hedgecock and wife to C A Peck two Burton land lots. E V Fowler to C M Causey six Moffitt heights lots. Curtis Smithden to R M Gundy three undesignated lots. J O Connor to J B Cos a Kivett road lot. Weaver to Greer Emerywood lot. Walser to J Frank deck Tabor street lot. Moss to J B Con Vv.Vv Williard to J P Traynham Lee street lot. Goodman et al to D F tluffman two lots on Thomasville road. Brame to Bryant Willows brook street. N L Boulding to A R Lackey Blair estate lots. Clement to G D Smith Johnson street. Hunnewell to Robert C Randolph Hill crest drive. H Lewis to W C Lewis Baker avenue. N McCrary to W P Leonard T Y Hamilton Estate lots. G Ritch to Grover Hensley East Green St. W Henry Sanderson to Horace L Thompson lot between rail and highway. Mary Elizabeth Thomas to William Ervin Benfield Tryon street. Jesse W Wall to Thomas Calderton Orlando avenue.
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