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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1948
Page
3
The Junior Order of the United American Mechanics council 347 will hold its regular weekly meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 in the Junior hall. Installations for several candidates and newly elected officers are planned.
A citywide training school for Christian workers is planned with five Thursday sessions in January and February. Nine Main Street churches plus High Point College underwrite costs. sessions begin Jan 15 at First Presbyterian church with no attendee fees.
Some pines keep seed cones closed for years and only release seeds when the tree or its branch dies. The knob cone pine exemplifies this, scattering seeds after death rather than while alive.
The potato and peanut crossed the Atlantic twice to reach the United States. Both were introduced from Europe yet are native to South America, highlighting a complex pattern of global exchange in early agricultural history.
A Polish survivor describes Soviet oppression under Stalin, detailing arbitrary arrests, torture, and forced confessions. He contrasts Polish experiences with U.S. and British wartime diplomacy at Tehran and Yalta, arguing Roosevelt and Churchill underestimated Stalin and failed to uphold promises.
After the directors meeting Crown Hosiery Mills names J Allen Austin Jr to vice president in charge of personnel and production. President Gurney H Kearns lauds Austin for two years of steady service and leadership since his return from military service in 1945.
In this excerpt the speaker argues Russia has not ended its war for dignity and freedom, noting recent defeats but promise of renewed fronts. He claims the Marshall plan opposes the Reds and hints at a continuing Soviet master plan for conquest led by Stalin, Zhdanov, Molotov, and others.
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