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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1949

Page

2

Playmaker Hoped to Write Play Finds Self Acting

Estelle Ritchie stars as Mrs Candor in the Carolina Playmakers production of School for Scandal at 8 p.m. Thursday at the junior high auditorium. She pursued playwriting at UNC between acting roles and has a Rockefeller assistantship while directing and helping with costumes. Tickets available at Ingrams Pharmacy Manns Drug Ring Harris Pharmacy or from local American Legion members.

Estelle Ritchie Mrs. Candor Carolina Playmakers School For Scandal University of North Carolina School For Mrs. Candour Miss Ritchie Irene Smart Boston Mass Chapel Hill Peg O' My Heart The Joan of Lorraine University At Chapel Hill Rockefeller Samuel Selden Ingram’s Pharmacy Mann's Drug No. 2 Ring- Harris Pharmacy American Legion Shadwell

Tax policy prospects amid prosperity and wartime controls

The article discusses the need for higher taxes to cut the national debt during prosperous times. It points to corporation rates and upper bracket incomes as primary sources for revenue. It notes a likely request by Mr. Truman for mandatory allocation powers over scarce materials to ensure industry cooperation, with an extension sought beyond the Feb. 28 expiration.

Truman

Death Toll Report by State Scores in Draft List

A list shows death counts and game scores by state including Pennsylvania 15-6 Rhode Island 1-0 South Carolina 2-3 South Dakota 0-0 Tennessee 2-0 Texas 15-12 Utah 0-2 Vermont 1-0 Virginia 5-0 Washington 3-16 West Virginia 3-0 Wisconsin 4-3 Wyoming 3-0 and District of Columbia 0-0.

Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming District of Columbia

Randolph Man Murdered as Three Held in Connection

Asheboro January 3 a Randolph county farmer Edgar Melvin Cain 37 was found dead with shotgun wounds after an overnight search. Autey Lee Brown 27 is in jail along with Marvin Staley 25 and Wade Morgan held for investigation. Cain had planned a Friday meeting about a call and left home with his pickup truck.

Asheboro Randolph County Ben Morgan Autey Lee Brown Edgar Melvin Cain Morgan Cain Holly Springs Friends Church Marvin Staley Wade Brady Brown Sheriff's Department

Robot Plane Surpasses Sound Barrier In British Tests

British scientists at Farnborough unveil an $80,000 robot flying lab 11 feet long weighing 900 pounds that achieved speeds above sound in level flight. The craft, a month 3 to 4 report, relayed back detailed data on wing behavior during sonic passage as tests continue.

London Flying Laboratory Royal Aircraft Establishment Farnborough United States Army Air Force

George M Barnard Dies in Capital At 67

Washington January 3 A heart attack killed George M Barnard 67 of New Castle Indiana a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission for over four years He was named by President Roosevelt May 31 1944 to fill the unexpired term of Joseph Eastman ending December 31 1950 He served as ICC chairman in 1946 during the rotation system

Washington VPI George M. Barnard New Castle Ind Interstate Commerce Commission Barnard Franklin D. Roosevelt Joseph B. Eastman 1CC

Post-War South Building Contracts Hit 1948 High

Building contracts in 16 southern states reached a post war high of 2 830 038 000 dollars in 1948, with public construction totaling 1 508 867 000 and private 1 321 171 000. Public building rose 80 percent from 1947, including 354 499 000 for schools and 274 850 000 for hospitals. Dwight W Winkelman predicted 1949 would mirror 1948, though industrial and public utility declines might offset gains.

Baltimore South Manufacturers Record Record Dwight W. Winkelman Associated General Contractors

North Carolina legislature readies for new session

Nominations at caucuses are viewed as elections with Democrats holding large majorities. The assembly meets at noon Wednesday with Ramsay expected to win the House speaker post and contests in several clerk and reading clerk races. In the Senate J C Pittman and Julian Allsbrook vie for president pro tem while Lt Governor Ballentine presides over sessions. Major business includes $80 million surplus disposal and a potential $200 million road bond plan or five cent gas tax increase as the state outlines Scott road program.

Cipal Reading Ramsay Annie Cooper Raleigh Walter Lee Horton Jefferson Wilson Biscoe Ray Byerly Sanford Robert P. Rasberry Kinston Herman W. Scott Chatham L. Y. Ballentine Senate Taylor Thad Eure Assembly Scott Capital Square

Weather Outlook for North Carolina Turned Warmer

Mostly cloudy and warmer conditions with showers in the mountains today and in the west tonight. Tuesday will be cloudy with winds and rain then turning colder by Wednesday after a milder Tuesday. Sun calendar notes January 4, 1949 with sunrise at 7:31 and sunset at 5:19.

North Carolina

Farmer loses $1000 prize on technicality

Tobaccoville farmer Robert M. Doub failed to enter the North Carolina corn growing contest and thus did not win the $1000 prize. F. L. Albritton of Lagrange took first with 148.26 bushels on one acre. Doub produced 180.6 bushels but was disqualified by not entering. He vows to enter next year.

Winston-Salem Robert M. Doub Tobaccoville Doub North Carolina F. L. Albritton Lagrange S. R. Mitchiner Forsyth

G O P Old Guard Wins Rebellion Over Taft Policy Leader

In Washington on January 3 the Republican old guard crushed a liberal GOP revolt, clearing Taft of Ohio for re election as party policy leader. The vote was 29 to 13 to change the rules allowing Taft to continue beyond four years in the post.

Washington Senate Taft Ohio Tobey

Plane crash in hangar injures none. survivors aided

Inside a hangar a crash sparked by a slick runway left flames as workers pulled out survivors. Inspector Fred H. Godfrey reported he was telephoning when the crash occurred and recalled a loud explosion. Pilot William Chavers and second officer Kenny Love, both Seattle, were aboard as engines appeared to function before the craft dipped and swerved.

Fred H. Godfrey Brown William Chavers Seattle I Kenny Love

Professors Demand Barefoot Walk by Education Commissioner

In Canton on January 3, professors at National Sun Yat Sen University urged Education Commissioner Chun Siu-chieh to walk barefoot through the city in protest over his alleged insult to the school. Chun refused, saying he voiced public opinion and did not apologize.

Canton National Sun Yat Sen University Chun Siuchieh Chu

Red Police Army in Germany Reported at 42000 Strength

Western intelligence estimates place the eastern German communist police army at 42 000 troops with potential to reach 100 000 in 1949. They warn against overestimates of current or future fighting power and note the force would mainly enforce communist will during civil disorder.

Red Police Army Germany Berlin Elbe Commounist Police-Army Peoples Army

Couple Is Married By Young Minister In Long Beach

A sailor Raymond Miller 23 and Alma Brown 21 of Long Beach were wed by five year old minister Marpoe Gortner who was ordained last October by the Old Time Faith church. The wedding occurred yesterday with his two year old brother Pat assisting. The couple are honeymooning today aboard their ship the USS St. Paul.

Long Beach Calif Marpoe Gortner Old Time Faith Church Pat Raymond Miller St. Paul Alma Brown

Opening lead puzzle in 1949 bridge hand

The column presents a bridge problem where the declarer wins with a safety play. West holds a singleton diamond, and the correct line is to cash the ace of diamonds then lead a small diamond, ensuring two trumps in dummy to ruff the remaining diamonds. If you go down, simply reshuffle and try another hand.

Declarer West East

Alabama Has No 1 Baby For This Year

Leonard Blake Gunnells of Prattville Ala is America's No 1 baby under a new nationwide registration system. Born New Year’s Day he weighs nine pounds and carries serial number 101-49-000001. State director Ralph W Robert explains Alabama’s alphabetical lead Autauga county Prattville as first town. The system assigns state year and state order digits. Also noted are estimates of one million Americans disabled by rheumatic diseases and that trucks carry 57 percent of livestock shipped to stockyards.

Montgomery Ala America Leonard Blake Gunnells Prattville Oliver Gunnells Ralph W. Robert Vital Statistics Alabama Autauga County Autauga National Association of Registration Officials

Rankin May Lose Place On Committee

Washington January 3 The House Un American Activities Committee nears losing its co founder Rep John E Rankin D Miss as Ways and Means Democrats move to bypass him for a committee seat The plan hinges on a rule that a chairman cannot hold another committee membership Rankin aims to chair the Veterans Affairs panel but vows to resist giving it up, claiming the move is to kill the committee.

Washington John E. Rankin D-Miss House Rankin Ways and Means Committee Democratic Committee Un-American Activities Committee Veterans Affairs Committee

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