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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1946
Page
2
Clear to partly cloudy conditions with slightly higher temperatures today tonight and Friday. Remaining mild with light winds and no precipitation expected across most regions this period.
Reporters from the United States and Australia were granted access to Manchuria for a brief period amid statements from Chinese and Moscow officials. A list of correspondents from AP, United Press, IN S, Chicago papers, and others is provided, with no copies yet received. The article notes the average US cotton bale weighs about 500 pounds.
Local Bureau of Investigation installs a new FBI style filing system to consolidate arrest records fingerprints photos and court dispositions under one master number. Progress delayed by staff shortages but aided by returning plain clothesmen with aim to complete in months and improve access to police files. The note ends with a generic statement: The world has been at peace only in eight per cent of recorded history.
Greenvi lle February 21 At the request of defense counsel Judge J Paul Frizzelle today ordered a second two day recess in the trial of Roderick Davenport former New Bern produce dealer and loans broker charged with conspiracy to defraud and fraud by false pretense in Pitt County Superior Court The judge said the delay was in the interest of justice to all concerned and follows a first two day recess to allow records from the big apple loan business to be examined
About 20 000 people witnessed the canonization rite as four candidates were advanced. Pope presided in the basilica wearing a golden mitre while silver trumpets rang and the Sistine Choir filled the nave. Gregory Cardinal Agamianian of Armenia received the red hat first, then John Cardinal Glennon of St. Louis, amid ritual kneeling and papal blessings.
The passage argues against continuing the struggle noting the government's overwhelming forces. It warns that those forces will be used to the fullest extent, potentially destroying the navy that had been a source of pride. It emphasizes folly in persisting the conflict.
A Reuters dispatch from Bombay says a truce was declared between striking Indian navy seamen and British troops at Bombay's castle barracks shortly before 5:30 p m local time.
Reports describe an extended gun battle surrounding castle barracks as British troops Indian forces and barricaded seamen engage from a sanded roof, with machinegun fire and heavy bursts echoing through the area. Reports from a Reserve Bank of India vantage point note bullets near bank windows and closing of the building.
New York produced about 958000 bushels of certified seed potatoes in 1945, exceeding the 10 year average of about 551000 bushels and down from the 1149000 bushels of the previous year.
An advertisement urges readers to try Broncho line Emulsion for bronchial coughs and irritations caused by colds. It claims quick relief and a money back guarantee with an 80 cent bottle at Mann Drug Store and Jeff's Drug Store.
Russia accused Canada of orchestrating an anti Soviet campaign and leaked secret information. Moscow cited the recall of its Ottawa military attaché Col. Nicolai Zabotin after Russian staff activities caused unease. Canada warned against political capital from the affair as a royal commission probes the leakage including possible atomic energy details.
Royall defended a policy of bringing the troops home and keeping property where it is. He acknowledged some improper destruction but said most complaints are exaggerated. He described cases like a shipboard packing case misreported as discarded typewriters and explained that civilian-use items are salvaged or sold as scrap, with usable parts restored to stocks. He noted a time may come to abandon property to save costs and that General MacArthur is authorized to return serviceable civilian items in his theater.
Mrs. Pannie Frazier McLendon 63 widow of C V McLendon died in Greensboro Route 1 at her daughter’s home after a night of normal health. Born in Montgomery county she lived in High Point and is survived by six daughters two sons three sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral plans await arrival from California with the body at Koonce funeral home.
S/Sgt Tom Monette, army recruiting officer, is assigned to High Point to keep the local recruiting office open weekdays 8 30 to 5. His office is in a room adjoining the draft boards on the second floor of the post office building.
Capus Waynick told Civic Clubs Rotary that America fought World War II to defend its way of life not for territory or spoils. He warned that losing the fruits of victory at home through slow settlement of economic and political disputes could threaten the system he calls best for mankind. Visitors included Lt Bean Pruitt U S Navy Louis Voorhees Jr and Harry Kramer Jr Rotarian of the month.
J Wilson Smith of Charlotte argues at the Thomasville Rotary meeting that a local YMCA would benefit the community citing 11 towns planning YMCA buildings costing over 2000000 in total. He notes the YMCA’s 102 year history and its role for all youth while stating a suitable project should be in harmony with faith. Event hosted by D A Long Jr with visitors from multiple cities.
Mrs Annie Diggs King died at home in Randleman late Monday night. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Mt Lebanon Methodist church with burial in the church cemetery. Surviving: three daughters Mrs C R Lovett Randyman Mrs W H McKinney High Point and Mrs Bright Teague Randleman Rt 2. two sons Grover King at E Pointe and Amos King Randleman Rt 2. three sisters Mrs Daisy Talbert Albemarle Mrs J F Lockhart Ellerbe and Mrs D S Robinson Mt Gilead. 20 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
New York buyers pushed stocks higher on February 21 with gains across steel and metals, autos, railroads, utilities and major industrials. Leaders included U S Steel, Bethlehem, General Motors, Chrysler, Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Du Pont and more. Cotton futures rose to 1.95 a bale.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Malinda A Myers 78 widow of J B Myers at the First Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev Hoy L Fesperman presiding. A church quartet provided music and grandson pallbearers served as bearers. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery.
Funeral services were held for Linda Mae King three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Zeno King at Yow's funeral home on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev W B Penny officiated and Miss Penny sang a solo. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs Esther L Lambe 85 widow of FE Lambe were held at Deep River Friends church Wednesday at 3 pm with Rev Joseph Peele officiating. Interment followed in the family plot at Deep River on The Bigg dam. Flowers were provided by the Elizabeth Frye class Central Friends church. Miss Dorothy Hoskins and Mrs Thornton accompanied piano as hymns were sung. A large crowd attended.
President Truman voiced opposition to abolishing peacetime conscription worldwide. He said a practical global ban is unlikely and noted the House Military Affairs Committee may push such a plan before considering the university training legislation.
Dublin dispatch reports United States legation officials received many applications from Irishmen to join the U S army. They prepared a printed reply clarifying that only American citizens can be enlisted overseas.
Local colored community groups announce meetings and social gatherings. The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion plans a Frida meeting at 801 Redding St with Mrs Susie Moffitt hosting. YMCA Blues and Reds join tonight at 8 at the downtown YMCA to plan February 25 kickoff. Various committees list Friday 7:30 gathering at First Baptist, plus choir dinner after rehearsal and Easter cantata guests. Business Mens Civic Club hosts a social at Lois Simpson's home. YWCA Bethune committee presents Negro Life and History program February 25 with Joe Kelly Quiz Kid style competition. Willing Workers and Missionary Circle No 2 of First Baptist meet at YWCA and Mitchell Chapel hosts Sunday services all day with Elder P B Bennett speaking. Daniel Brooks Quartette to sing at Shiloh Baptist at 8 p m.
In the British zones postwar, schools face teacher shortages with over two million students but few teachers. Radio and press push democratization while some 1600 youth clubs enroll about 75 000 youths. Councils form locally though members are currently untrained under dictatorship, with elections set for June.
Blanco county in Colora and the rapidly developing oil district claims one of 217 world wells. The Te Company's No 20 well in the San Creek field reportedly drilled to an depth of 12 000 feet.
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