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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1949

Page

2

Races and Russia Split Over China Trade and Reform

Washington officials weigh how far the Soviet Union will aid China as Moscow seeks to help industrialize and raise living standards. They study prospects for China and Russia to split or align over economic reform and Manchuria while noting high U.S. farm vehicle ownership.

Japan Red China Peiping Russia China Washington Europe Tito Stalin Moscow

Capita l Square And State Oversight Costs Examined

An article on Capitol Square discusses re instatement costs for corporations back in good standing, per person and postage. It also notes fees and projected revenues for the secretary of state office, plus arguments on maps, radio education, censorship, and the role of a new state commission in public schools and media use.

Revenue Department Secretary of State Charles Parker State North Carolina New York Cincinnati New Orleans State Communications Study Commission Scott

Hair on the Run: Three-State Alert for Missing Hair

Raleigh man Nance reports seeing Hair in a Raleigh newspaper and traces a bus passenger said to be Hair from a field path near Durham. Fayetteville Police Chief Worrell notes Hair’s lack of prior trouble. Hair’s brother Lenward is jailed in Texas for murder without malice. A three state alarm covers Pennsylvania and Georgia as Hair remains at large.

Hair Nance Raleigh Raleighes Richmond Henderson Wake Forest Durham Fayetteville L. F. Worrell Lenward G. Hair Worrell Lenward Texas Pennsylvania Georgia

Labor's share in building New York

Myron L. Matthews reports the labor portion of construction costs in New York has remained near 32 to 38 percent over two decades. For homes under 5,000 dollars payroll is about 4.7 percent, while 5,000 to 10,000 dollar homes see 32.5 percent and 10,000 dollar plus homes 30.7 percent. Labor cost is higher on large-scale projects, especially in the Public Works Administration make-work housing effort of 1935 to 1937.

New York Myron L. Matthews Dow Service Building Reports Public Works Acron

Fire damages Kendall Street home from oil heater blaze

Firemen reported minor damage after a blaze started in an oil heater at 111 Kendall Street around 10 15 last night.

Kendall Street

Communist Fronts in U S Target Industrial Areas Says Huber

Huber testified late in 1944 and 1945 that the Communist party ordered units and fronts to be set up in U S industrial centers to damage wartime production and potentially aid Russia in war. He named foreign language papers in Pittsburgh Detroit Chicago New York and other cities and identified leaders and front groups including Hammett Hellman Parker Shumlin and Chaplin among others.

Huber Communist Party High Command Communist Party United States Russia Pittsburgh Detroit Chicago New York J. William S. Gailmor Gailmor Margolis Henry A. Wallace Progressive Party Paul Robeson New York City Communist Front Dashiell Hammett Lillian Hellman Dorthy Parker Herman Shumlin Norman Darwin Harlow Shapley Ella Logan Charlie Chaplin Edward G., Robinson John Garfield Hollywood Robinson Corwin United Nations International Workers Order American Slav Congress Front United Committee of American Committee For Yugoslav Relief Hungarian-American Council For Democracy American Committee For the Protection of the Committee For A Democratic Far Eastern Policy Council On African Affairs Spanish Action Committee

Tomlinson's High Point Office Holds Christmas Party

The staff of Tomlinson of High Point furniture makers hosted their annual Christmas party Friday night with 60 guests. Invocation by F. H. Hunter and W. A. Tomlinson, the executive vice president, served as master of ceremonies.

Tomlinson of High Point F. H. Hunter W. A. Tomlinson

Whistler Wins Damages Over Ruskin Suit

The artist Whistler sued critic John Ruskin after a public criticism of a painting. The court awarded Whistler one farthing and one half a cent in damages.

John Ruskin Whistler

Early American Indian as farmer and seed testing pioneer

The text notes that early American Indians were skilled farmers for their era and equipment. They used crop rotation fertilized soil and tested seed corn before planting. It mentions Kentucky post offices Pumpkin Center and Pumpkins Chapel.

Pumpkin Center Pumpkins Chapel Kentucky

Dr. Green Resigns as Editor of the Durham Morning Herald

Dr. C Sylvester Green longtime editor since 1943 resigns from the Durham Morning Herald to become executive vice president of the North Carolina Media Foundation formal announcement by Major L P McLendon president of the foundation and UNC officials. Effective December 31 Steed Rollins will take on editor duties for the Durham Morning Herald. Tuberculosis can be cured if detected early and treated promptly.

Durham C. Sylvester Green Durham Morning Herald Media Foundation of North Carolina Green L. P. McLendon Greensboro Foundation University of North Carolina Carl C. Council Durham Herald Co., Inc Steed Rollins Herald- Sun

Ships Warned Of Shanghai Blockade Dangers

The State Department warned that Shanghai and its approaches are a danger zone with extreme hazards to shipping. The Isbrandtsen line remains the only American carrier in the blockade area and did not comment. Taipei announced plans to mine routes to seal off ports from communist-held China as foreign ships continue to challenge the blockade.

Isbrandtsen Company New York State Department Department of State Shanghai Taipei Formosa

Jacobson Arrested in Hungary Visit Tangle

Jacobson, assigned to Hungary in 1947, was arrested after a Vienna trip. Trobe notes potential acquaintance with Vogeler but no strong link between the two arrests. Mrs. Jacobson, 34, cries at home with daughters Margo eight and Helen six, saying she feared this outcome. California yields about 200000 tons of raisins annually.

Hungary Budapest Vienna Jacobson Vogeler Trobe

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Reds Capitol Square Lynn Nisbet Ernest L. Kurth Lufkin, Tex Dixie Business Lufkin Jewelry & Optical Service Neese Jewelers Wright Optical CO N. Main ST Sion Leafs E. Russell ST New England Mutual George D. Davis High Point, N. C Tomlinson’s Dr. Green The Durham Herald Eric California Merry As Hristmas General “Sé Electric General Electric Goodfyear Service Stores N. Main
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