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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1952

Page

7

Women in Russia Shown as Oppressed by State Policy

An exclusive by-line recounts Matt Cvetic’s FBI undercover years and urges American women to combat communism at home. The piece contrasts Soviet life under the Politburo with American freedoms, detailing child separation, rationing, and state control of housing. It promotes civic engagement and education as weapons against tyranny.

Matt Cvetic Russia Cvetic House Committee On Un-American Activities New York Soviet Union Politburo Britain FBI Communist Party Matt Cvetie The Silla

Art purchases linked to state art collection growth

State Auditor Henry Bridges travels to New York to approve purchases totaling about 000 for the art program. The 160 paintings will join a collection from the Samuel Kyess Foundation valued near 1 million dollars. The piece mentions the rare flower shortia found only in Japan and North Carolina mountains.

Raleigh Henry Bridges New York State Supreme Court Orde Aeatest Commission Samuel Kyess Foundation Japan Mountains North Carolina

Happiness By Alicia Hart Inspires Friends To Share Time

A Alicia Hart column urges making room for friendships amid daily tasks. It highlights small acts like a hello call and tea with neighbors as ties that bind and enrich life, stressing patience and understanding.

Alicia Hart

North Carolina Agriculturists Tour Florida Sugar Lands

About 75 North Carolina agric leaders and farmers visited sugar cane lands in Clewiston and planned to travel to Miami from Pahokee. They inspected Palm Beach and Everglades farming lands and discussed improving production and marketing practices in vegetables with H. C. Ge, a consulting engineer for the Central and South Florida Flood Control.

Clewiston Fila North Carolina Miami Pahokee Palm Beach Everglades Coe H. C. Ge Central South Florida

Winter hog pasture near Newton explained

Catawba County farmer Woodrow Lutz of Route 2 says hogs need winter pasture. He sowed four acres of oats barley and crimson clover for winter pasture. Assistant county agent Alex Suchanan notes Lutz has been grazing over one head of winter. Hogs are in fairly good shape and will fatten on corn for market after a few weeks.

Newton Woodrow Lutz Route 2 Catawba County Alex Suchanan State College Extension Service Lutz

Frazer Craddock Vows Spoken In Fair Grove Church

In Thomasville Fair Grove Methodist Church, Frances Cornelius Craddock and Roy Lee Frazer exchanged rings in a double ceremony. The bride, aged, wore a navy suit and white Bible with light accessories, and the couple leaves for a wedding trip. The bride is the daughter of Joel D Craddock and the groom is the son of R E Frazer. Frazer is manager of Farlow Service Station in Thomasville.

Thomasville Fair Grove Methodist Church Frances Cornelius Craddock Roy Lee Frazer Byron Nifong Bias Raymer Virginia San Park ‘Drive Phegh Joel D. Craddock Route Three Fair Grove Lane Lee Frazer Cor. Cradock Joel D. Craddock

Hearing Set for Winston-Salem Slaying Suspect John Webster

John Webster 30 faces a municipal court hearing today on charges he killed his boss on February 10. Prosecution seeks a continuance to continue its investigation. He is charged with kidnapping Carolyn Edwards 22 and Mrs J L Fisher 22 and forcing them to drive toward Wilmington. Odds of a delay to Friday or Saturday are noted.

Winston - Salem John Webster Sams Cha Sang Webster Carolyn Edwards Police Department J. L. Fisher Wilmington

Wild horses still roam in western states including Arizona

A historical note reports wild horses remain in parts of the United States. Regions cited include Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico and Oregon, reflecting ongoing wild horse presence across the western landscape.

The United States Arizona Colorado Idaho Nevada New Mexico Oregon

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