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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1948

Page

3

Special Article No Three on How Democracies Can Check Red Russia

Stanislaw Mikolajczyk argues the democracies must recognize a war against Red Russia, expose broken pacts, and strengthen the United Nations. He warns that Soviet control endangers private enterprise and freedom, urging decisive aid to devastated nations and firm action against totalitarian pressure.

Stanislaw Mikolajczyk Russia Ussr Europe Stalin Stettin-Trieste Munich Teheran United States Great Britain Yalta Potsdam Poland United Nations Unit Nations Security Council U. N U.N Warsaw San Francisco Jacob Berman Free Press

Freckle Quest and Children’s Tales Across America

Hal Boyle recalls humorous encounters with other people’s kids and a dachshund gift, noting how children lift him from worry and how conversations with youngsters reveal wit and imagination. A Cleveland Columbus dispatch adds a separate crime note: David J. Allen and two others indicted for printing bogus payroll checks in a hotel room.

New York Junior Thomas Edison Heaven Indianapolis Charley Columbus, O David J. Allen Benson, N. C Franklin County

Marshall Plan Shipment Details From Africa and Asia

Readable items list raw materials and quantities from various territories. Asbestos from Southern Rhodesia totals 3500 tons. Cadmium from Belgian Congo Northern Rhodesia Morocco and Greece lists 000 pounds. Corundum from Nyassaland 300 tons. Industrial diamonds from Belgian Congo Angola Gold Coast Sierra Leone total 3,000,000 carats. Graphite from Ceylon and Medepescer 1800 tons. Mica from Angola Madagascar and Southern Rhodesia 225,000 pounds. Vanadium from Northern Rhodesia 240,000 pounds. A Belgian Congo Northern Rhodesia Morocco and Greece 35,000.

Portugal British French Guiana Netherlands East Indies Surinam Greece New Caledonia Rhodesia Turkey Belgian Congo Nigeria Eas Gold Coast Morocco Ee Congo Southern Northern Rhodesia Nyassaland Angola Sierra Leone Ceylon Medepescer Madagascar Southern Rhodesia Northern

Ball And Chain Owner Sought By Police

Chester police seek the owner of a ball and chain found in straw near a partially built Pennsylvania railroad station site. The item resembled historic prison restraints and was found beside a red and green check hunter's cap with straw packed as if to form a bed. Authorities asked neighboring states to check for escaped prisoners or missing husbands. Farms of the United States were expected to sow 8,600,000 sons in spring 1947, up six percent from 1946.

Chester, Pa Chester United States

Aged Songsmith Returns to Duty

Joe E. Howard, 82, famed songwriter of the gaslight era, is home from the hospital after a Sunday automobile collision. He suffered bruises and shock but intends to return to work on a new show, despite doctors urging rest.

Joe E. Howard Howard

Highway Meet Postponed To February 5

A hearing in Asheville on state highway contracts was postponed to February 5 to determine if the highway and public commissions can bar construction firms from state work. Asheville Contracting president W A Anderson was barred by the commission in December and seeks relief in superior court. The delay follows Attorney General McMullan's need to attend a separate Supreme Court case.

Raleigh Asheville A. H. Graham W. A. Anderson Iregal Harry McMullan State Supreme Court

Judge and Wife Live in Court to Keep Warm

Erie report says Judge J. Orin Waite of Orphans Court and his wife chose to spend Sunday night in court to stay warm amid a natural gas shortage. The judge held a sidebar with Mrs. Waite before making the decision.

Erie J. Orin Waite Orphans Court Waite

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