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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1947

Page

13

First March of Dimes drive receipts reach $500 in High Point

Local campaign reports $500 raised after letters sent. Greensboro county total shows $4,000 with High Point box collections ongoing. Tag Day planned Saturday as YWCA Girl Reserves boost fundraising. half county funds stay for local polio care and six bed center at St. Leo's hospital with national support to stamp out polio.

High Point National Foundation of USO New York Knickerbocker Hospital National Foundation Jacksonville Fla Claude Wheeler Mississippi National Foundation Paralysis Claude O’brien General Fund Greensboro Norman Block High Point Ywca National Guilford County St. Leo's Hospital White House House Senate Congress New Orleans World Bank International Monetary Fund Great Britain

Year Of Confusion Faced Business In 1946

American business closed 1946 amid wage price tensions and sweeping strikes from General Motors to steel and coal, amid OPA upheaval and decontrol moves. The year ended with high inventories, strong demand, and volatile markets as policy fights shaped postwar economics.

New York Truman CPA General Motors Western Electric General Electric Westinghouse Electric John S. Lewis OPA

GIs In States To Be Immunized Against Influenza

The war department announced that soldiers nationwide will be immunized against influenza due to scattered outbreaks. The Surgeon General cited a moderate rise in common respiratory diseases and noted outbreaks at Fort Monmouth New Jersey Fairfield Suisun air base San Francisco and Lowry Field Denver.

Washington War Department Surgeon Fort Monmouth N .J Fairfield Suisun Air Base San Francisco Lowry Field Denver Colo

Mrs Ella Robinson Succumbs In Troy

Mrs. Ella Robinson died at her home in Troy on Thursday. She is survived by nine children including Doss Stanbheek of High Point Roy and Ray Stanback of Troy Phathon Stanback of Chicago Scarboro Stanback of Fs ham and Alice Robinston Cora Steel Winced Little of High Point and Flossie Stanback of Baltimore Md The funeral will be Sunday at 2 o'clock at Ingrams Chapel in Mt Gilead

Troy Ella Robinson Doss Stanbheek High Point Roy and Ray Stanback Phathon Stanback Chicago, Il Scarboro Stanback Fsham Cora Steel Alice Robinston Winced Little Flossie Stanback Baltimore Ingram ’S Chapel Mt. Gilead

Bombing Planes Built for Extreme Temperature Shifts

Article notes heavy bombing planes designed to endure temperature swings from 130 degree heat in India's rainways to the lower air Below.

India

Bee Keeper Hopes Cold Forces Bears to Hibernate

Raleigh February 8. F R Jordan a large bee keeper in New Hanover county says cold snaps upset his bees. Bears in swamps raided honey stores as warm weather kept them from hibernating. He worries about losses and looks to continued cold to curb the raids.

Bee Keeper Raleigh F. R. Jordan Jordan New Hanover County

Good Peach Crop Forecast For Year

A forecast cites favorable growing conditions for a strong peach crop this year in South Gardling. Civilian horticulturist Ferree Clemeon notes the outlook hinges on ideal harvesting weather and farm magazine reports a large 1946 crop influence in national markets.

Spartanburgrach and Ferree Clemeon College Service

Weather Turns Frigid as Deep Freeze Settles In

Two weeks of bitter cold grip the region as forecasters warn that winter's heart is here. Frigid winds and subfreezing temperatures threaten travel and daily life across towns and farms.

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March of Dimes Drive Tal Care America American Red Cross John F. Chester AP Business Editor APPLE Willowbrook ST World Farmer Barter Spiece China Burmer Company Litttle East Green ST
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