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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1948
Page
3
The author recounts narrowly escaping death after a campaign of intimidation in Poland. He describes the risks of a military trial, the pressure from communist authorities, and the danger of symbols becoming martyrs. He ends by saying he reached Britain and now the United States to share his story.
NEA’s wartime forecast finds men’s suits rising 5 to 10 dollars over current levels with some lower brands up 2.50. Shirts, socks, and shoes follow hikes as wool, rayon, and leather costs climb. Officials warn inflation drives up wardrobes for 1948 Easter Parade budgets.
An appealing health product ad targets middle aged men, promising new vigor and energy to combat aging via Tramone. It claims quick relief from fatigue and older feeling, with retail availability through Mann Drug Co and Walgreens and drugstores nationwide.
Baylor University board elected Dr. W. R. White as president to succeed Pat M. Neff. White, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Austin since 1944 and former president of Hardin-Simmons University, was chosen by 29 of 36 board members without opposition.
Clemson extension horticulturist Roy J. Ferree outlined a proposed peach market plan for the Carolinas. A growers committee could ask the agriculture secretary to prohibit shipments below set sizes to stabilize prices, while intra state sales and packaging would not be restricted. The plan would gain legal force through a secretary of agriculture order, with sessions in Spartanburg Jan 5–6 and Rockingham Jan 8–9. Cockroaches are nocturnal in habit.
Philadelphia, January 5. George Harrison, 74, had visited his son's grave in Cedar Hill cemetery every Sunday for ten years. His body was found along a path in the cemetery yesterday. police say he apparently suffered a heart attack.
The offensive smell from roaches is mainly caused by an oily liquid secreted by their scent glands.
A fragmentary note describes unclear sounds and syllables in a peculiar sequence. No identifiable persons places or events are present in readable text.
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