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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1946

Page

2

Rankin Addresses Rotary Club In Civic Meeting

James N Rankin executive of Chester Penn guest speaker at the Rotary club meeting held at the Woman's club building yesterday. Rankin spoke on local industries and was introduced by D A Jr under the direction of Dr G T Alexander. Visitors included Leonard Statesville Bunny Fred Mauldin of Point and Bill Foster Junior.

Asville James N. Rankin Chester Penn Rotary Club Woman's Club Yeserday Ches Rankin G. T. Alexan Leonard Statesville Bunny Fred Mauld¢in Point Bill Foster

Churchill May Yet Figure In Trials Of Nazis

The Nuremberg tribunal agreed to reconsider summoning Winston Churchill as a defense witness in the war crimes trial of 22 Nazi leaders. Joachim von Ribbenstr stop’s counsel Dr Marti Horn urged the panel to accept a written brief and argued for Churchill to testify as requested earlier. The prosecution rested its case and the defense was to begin Monday.

Mernberg International Military Tribunal Ainst Winston Churchill Marti Horn Joachim von Ribben Britain

World Today reveals German postwar shortages and recovery

The article notes Germany living on wealth built from past conquests and wartime plunder, as lean years approach with food scarcity. It warns of poor crops next summer, fertilizer and seed shortages, and the need for farm machinery amid rising tuberculosis and epidemic threats, while rehabilitation and transport gains improve. Importing food may ease immediate pressure.

Germany

Coal Operators Brace For John L Lewis Wage Demands

Washington reports soft coal operators brace for John L Lewis to reopen the 11 month old contract. Lewis may seek the same pay for a shorter work week with a 35 hour standard and a 10 cent per ton hike toward a fund for medical and economic protection.

Washington John L. Lewis United Mine Lewis Ezra van Horn Bituminous Coal Negotiating Conference and Operators District 5 Pennsylvania UMW

Roads Promised by Davidson County Delegation

Raleigh dispatch reports Highway Chairman A. H. Graham promising three Davidson County road projects. Paving NC 8 from Southmont to NC 49 junction, likely this year. Rebuilding US 70 and 29 between Thomasville and Lexington, possible this year pending interregional system funding. A Lexington bypass is deferred until funds exist.

Raleigh A. H. Graham Southmont Graham Thomasville Lexington U. S

Denazification policy harms science in postwar plan

Berlin reports Dr. Adams of the University of Illinois warns denazification wastes German science. He says Americans miss key talent while Russians and others seek German physicists for atomic energy and weapons research, criticizing policy depth and scope. The note also mentions the rail bir d species.

Berlin Adams University of Illinois U. S

Contributions to nonprofit groups clarified

The notice outlines allowed donations to nonprofit, charitable, religious, education and scientific groups excluding political contributions. It advises donors to ensure eligibility and proper records for tax reporting.

Missing four year old Terry Taylor appeal to Danville clubs

Dr Andrew Taylor father of missing Terry Taylor said he would appeal to Danville civic clubs to organize search parties. He broadcast appeals for the child's return and asked clubs to aid police as Danville detectives checked houses. Police reported no clues while SBI officials prepared to assist if needed.

Israel Littlejohn Andrew Taylor Danville Terry Richmond Charlotte Terry Taylor

Long GM strike drags on as losses top $750 million

Telephone workers and parent affiliate urged a March 7 work stoppage in the nation’s longest major strike. About 175,000 GM employees have been idle 100 days, with losses to management and labor totaling over $750 million. GM faces unfilled orders near $500,000,000 and wages lost around $113,000,000 to $128,000,000, while auto industry sales commissions also suffer. Despite talks in Detroit, no settlement appears near as CIO United Auto Workers and GM officials press for wages, seniority, and vacations. Meanwhile Ford plans a return to work for 38,000 idle workers in Detroit area plants and Michigan hydro facilities next week amid steel shortages cascading nationwide idle time totaling about 985,000 workers.

General Motors Corporation CIO United Auto Workers Detroit Ford Iron Mountain Michigan Hydro

Leading Stocks Continue Recoveries

New York stocks edged toward a market recovery as leaders such as Santa Fe Texas Co Schenley National Distillers Philip Morris Doug Aircraft Glenn Martin Woolworth General Electric Chrysler General Motors Republic Steel U S Rubber and Goodrich strengthened. Mongomery Ward Consolidated U S Steel Bethlehem Boeing Great Northern Southern Pacific lagged with cautious demand and uneven advances across other sectors.

New York Santa Fe Texas Co Schenley National Distillers Philip Morris Doug Aircraft Glenn Martin Wookworth General Electric Chrysler General Motors Republic Steel U. S. Rubber Goodrich Montgomery Ward Consolidatedson U. S. Steel Bethlehem Boeing Great Northern Southern Pacific Penney J CO Curt Wright Penn Dix Adams Penner Davison Alaska del Lack & W Phillips Pet Alleghany Pitt Allis Allis Chal Int Tel & Tel Atlas Pow Johns May OU NJ Aviat Corp Kennecott Stewart Warner Baldwin Kroger Groe Studebaker B&o Libby Barnsdall Ligg & Myers Tex Co Bendix Aviat Tex Gulf United Fruit Calumet & Hee Steel al Colum Ga&ae Ll Warner Nor Pac West Mary Com Ohio West Fl Consol Ga&ea Vultee Packard Lit Youngs 6 & T

Spain’s Franco Regime Backed by Vatican Says Mihailov

Mihailov claimed Pope Pius XII discussed bolstering the Franco regime with cardinals at a consistory. In Copenhagen a hand grenade was thrown into the Spanish regation garden as demonstrators protested bearing down with Franco. Washington said American views were dispatched to Britain and France with no official proposal announced.

Mihailov Pius XII Spain Copenhagen Britain France

Lutherans End Meeting in Winston Salem

The United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina concluded its meeting in Winston Salem after a session that began Tuesday. Dr. Franklin Frye of New York, president of the United Lutheran churches of America, urged substantial postwar European reconstruction work.

Lutherans End Winston Salem United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina Franklin Frye New York United Lutheran Churches of America Europe

Radio Tower Collapse Sparks Investigation in Henderson

Henderson, Feb 28. State bureau of investigation probes who released all six bolts causing WHNC tower to topple at 12:15 am. Station estimates damage at 8,000 to 10,000 dollars. Tower damaged telephone lines crossing U S highways, disrupting traffic. Vance County sheriff and SBS expected to make arrests today.

Raleigh Thomas Creekmore State Bureau of Investigation SBI Terry Taylor Charlotte Creekmore Howard Pearce Henderson SBS WHNC U. S Vance County

Denmark forms first consumers tire bank

A historic initiative in Denmark established the first tire bank for consumer use. The program aims to recycle and repurpose decommissioned tires, reducing waste and promoting sustainable disposal. It outlines partnership with local manufacturers and municipal authorities to collect discarded tires and process them into usable materials.

Consumers’ Tire Bank Denmark

Broncho-line Cough Drug Ad Offers Quick Relief

An old ad promises one dose will provide noticeable relief, with a few more doses possibly needed and a half bottle often sufficient. It claims refunds of 66 cents and markets Broncho-line as a non addicting non sweet remedy that won’t upset the stomach from Mann Drug Store and Jeff's Drug Store.

Tomach Mann Drug Store Jeff's

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