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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1948

Page

2

Aga Khan III Ill in Zanzibar Amid Moslem Crisis

Reports from Nairobi say Aga Khan III, spiritual leader of Ismailia Mohammedans with over 100 million followers, is seriously ill in Zanzibar. His temperature reached 103 degrees and all events have been cancelled. The 71 year old leader governs the Moslem community.

Nairobi Kenya Colony Aga Khan III Zanzibar Aga Khan Ismaliah Mohammedans

China’s Troubles Focused On Economics Not Politics

A discussion of Chinese wartime strategy centered on economic reform as the path to victory. A doctor draws the Yangtze river to illustrate a split by possible northern and southern control, suggesting a holding pattern for the Nationalists and the potential for two states.

Yangtze River China Yangtze Stremees Nanking Coun

McDuffie Appointed to State Board of Pharmacy

Raleigh August 20 Governor Cherry appoints Roger A. McDuffie to fill the remainder of Charles Raymond Whitehead’s term on the state board of pharmacy. The term runs until April 28, 1953 and covers Ramseur area.

Raleigh Roger A. McDuffie Cherry State Board of Pharmacy Charles Raymond Whitehead Ramseur

Court Hears States Rights Petition For Ballot

The States Rights party seeks ballot access for candidates Governor J Strom Thurmond of South Carolina for president and Governor Fielding Wright of Mississippi for vice president. The state elections board denied recognition Aug 3 for failing to meet law and board rules.

J. Strom Thurmond South Carolina Fielding Wright Mississippi Elections Board Aries Harry McMullan

Gen Vandenberg Plane In Trouble Near Virginia Capes

An army B 17 carrying General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, chief of staff of the army air force, was reported in distress off the Virginia Capes today. Westover Field dispatched planes with rescue equipment while later messages said the plane was escorted and could reach Washington National Airport.

Westover Field Mass Hoyt S. Vandenberg Army Air Force Virginia Capes Westover Washington

Middle Income Group to Get More Homes Favoring Prefabs and FHA Aid

The article outlines federal housing steps to aid mass production of affordable homes. It details FHA insured loans for prefab makers up to 75 percent of costs, RFC lending up to 75 percent for equipment and firms, dealer note insurance, and 80 percent FHA backing for large scale builders with a $7500 house cap. Rental housing programs include mortgage insurance for small projects and rent regulation as a condition of aid, plus yield insurance to attract insurers. Tomorrow’s note previews direct buyer help.

Federal Housing Administration Reconstruction Finance Corporation RFC FHA

Gene Lamb Dies in Los Angeles at 54

Explorer author and lecturer Gene Lamb, aged 54, died of heart disease in Los Angeles last night. He was noted for his adventurous writings and public lectures.

Gene Lamb Los Angeles

Executrix Notices Claim Against Estate of O Pletcher Welch

Margaret R Welch executrix of O Pletcher Welch deceased Guilford County NC invites all claimants to present claims by August 20 1949 at 321 Ardmore Circle High Point NC or be barred. All debtors urged to pay promptly. Notice dated August 20 1948 from Fletcher Welch Attorneys.

O. Pletcher Welch Guilford County North Carolina Ardmore Circle High Point Margaret R. Welch Fletcher Welch School and Schoch

Federal Reserve Regulation Targets Auto and Appliance Credit

All dealers banks and others offering installment sales must register with the Federal Reserve Board. License is automatic on September 20 by publishing the regulation. Within 60 days dealers must file a registration form with their district Fed bank. Violations may lead to license suspension or criminal penalties up to ten years in prison or ten thousand dollars fine.

Federal Reserve Board Board Federal Register Federal Reserve Bank Reserve Board

Tobacco markets see higher opening prices as buyers sought

Four midland belt markets Sanford Carthage Aberdeen and Fuquay Varina planned to meet to press buyers from major companies onto their markets after threats of court action. Eastern North Carolina flue cured markets opened up with averages $1 to $11 higher than last year and farmers received $52 to $55 per hundred, against $45.32 in 1947. Border belt markets showed stronger demand with gains of $1 to $3 per hundred for most grades, while some declines were minor and tied to inferior leaf. Season totals reached 91,402,031 pounds with an average of $54.82.

Sanford Middle Belt Carthage Aberdeen Fuquay-Varina Raleigh North Carolina U. S N. C Carolinas Border Belt

Taft-Hartley Act as a Voting Issue in 1948 Campaign

Democratic leaders, led by J. Howard McGrath, defend the Taft-Hartley Act as a guiding principle amid criticism linked to GOP control of Congress. McGrath challenges Joseph W. Martin Jr.'s claim the 80th Congress reflected GOP strength, calling it an albatross around Dewey. President Truman plans a Detroit Labor Day rally and a nine day coastal cruise to boost campaign efforts.

J. Howard McGrath Joseph W. Martin, Jr Dewey Albany McGrath Martin Congress MH Attentots Truman Detroit R. Truman Williamsburg

Jaycees Adopt New Point System At High Point Meeting

The High Point Jaycees discussed a new yearly point system to remain active. New member Knox Wilson was inducted by vice president Charles Loflin. Plans were made to bid for the first quarterly state board meeting of 1949 in High Point and to send a delegation to Fayetteville this weekend.

Jaycees City Lake Wheelan Busin Bill Lee John Ban Bill Horney Aoe Oe Horney Lab Knox Wilson Charles Loflin High Point Fayetteville

High Pointer Overseas For 17 Months

Private Fos ter J. West son of Mr and Mrs F W West of High Point North Carolina has completed seventeen months overseas service with the Fifth Air Force Itami Japan He is now assigned as a Hydraulic specialist with the 38th Air Engineering Squadron at Itami Air Force Base West entered service at Fort Bragg September nine nineteen forty six and went to the Pacific theater in December nineteen forty six arriving in Yokohama in January nineteen forty seven

Fifth Air Force Itami Japan Foster J. West F. W. West High Point N. C Korea Preston P. Pender Itami Air Force Base West 38Th Air Engineering Squadron Ft. Bragg North Carolina United States Yokohama Honshu

Sleeping Sickness Case On Okinawa

Army reports the first positive sleeping sickness case among American occupation personnel on Okinawa. The tally includes 64 polio cases with three American deaths this year. Thirteen suspected Japan cases and 1,537th Tokyo area B type encephalitis case noted.

Tokyo Okinawa Japan Tokyo- Yokohama

Forest fire toll and theater sleep ban noted

The United States reports over 175000 forest fires each year while Houston Texas enforces a law prohibiting sleeping in a theater.

United States Houston Tex

Justice J B Whitfield dies at 88 in Florida

Retired Florida Supreme Court Justice J B Whitfield died today at age 88. A native of Waynesville North Carolina his death closes a long legal career. Iceland has no army, navy, for tification, nor unemployment.

Tallahassee, Fia Supreme Court J. B. Whitfield Waynesville, N. C Iceland

Berlin amid Soviet raids sparks clash and dark rumors

Soviet sector police raided Berlin markets leading to crowd confrontations in the square. A German witness estimated 400 to 500 Germans were rounded up and hauled to jail as police opened fire amid shouting and opposition near the British and American zones. Five hours later normal black market trade resumed amid rumors of burned Soviet flags and possible fatalities.

Berlin

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