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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1948

Page

3

The Coming Russian Terror A London Moscow Tale

A detailed account describes Soviet Stalin and Polish General Sikorski negotiating aid and frontiers during 1941. It covers missing Polish officers, the Polish independence cause, and the Pact of Friendship pledging Allied war aims. It notes Soviet pressure on borders and the rise of Polish Patriots in Saratov.

U. S Sikorski Kuibyshev Moscow Stalin Germany Red Anders Anders H London Anis Russia Hitler Lwow Panfilov Red Army Kremlin Poland Pt Nd Great Britain Tass Europe U.S.S.R Russa Teheran North Africa Saratov Wanda Wasilewska Supreme Council Wanda Korniejczuk Lublin Wladyslaw Sikorski England Anthony Eden Winston Churchill Ivan Maisky Stanislaw Mikolajczyk

Baby Chokes To Death Despite Mother's Efforts

A 20 month old, Bobby Phillips, choking on an uncooked bean, died after his mother carried him across countryside fields seeking a car to reach a Memphis hospital. Despite hours of searching for transport and calling for help, no vehicle was available before his breathing ceased and doctors declared him dead.

Memphis Tenn Bobby Phillips Willard Phillips Near West Union Here

Miss Hazel Comer Dies After Long Illness

Miss Hazel Ruth Comer 18 died at her parents home in Steeds Rt. 1 after several months illness. Survived by sisters Mrs. Luther Garner and Clara May Comer and brother Vernon Comer. Funeral at Union Grove Baptist Church Sunday at 2 PM with burial in church cemetery.

Ashebord Hazel Ruth Comer M. C. Comer Steeds Rt. 1 Luther Garner Clara May Corer Vernon Union Grove Baptist Church

English War Bride Dies In Fayetteville

Fayetteville mourns the town s first English war bride Mrs Eileen Agnes Taylor Stevens 25 who died after a three month illness She came to the United States in 1945 with her husband Herman Kelly Stephens They moved to Fayetteville in December 1945 Surviving are her husband infant son Richard Kelly Stevens and her parents Dr and Mrs Frances W J Taylor Funeral services will be held here tomorrow Burial will be at Rocky Mount

Fayetteville Eileen Agnes Taylor Stevens Stevens Newport Monmouthshire Eng United States Herman Kelly Stephens Greensboro Richard Kelly Stevens Frances Cq) W. J. Taylor Newport, Eny Rocky Mount

Mississippi Band Seizes Attention With Music On Freedom Train

In Hattiesburg Mississippi on January 10 the Mississippi Southern College band arrived at the freedom train schedule and, after a marine guard refused to move them ahead, began playing Dixie and then The Star Spangled Banner. The guard stood at attention for 45 minutes as the band performed then paused.

Hattiesburg Miss Mississippi Southern College Marine Guard

Sen Charles Jenkins Named Vice President of State Govt Board

Sen Charles Jenkins is named vice president of the state government board at the annual Council of State Governments meeting in Washington. Gov Horace Hildreth of Maine was elected president, succeeding Gov Milliard Caldwell of Florida. other officers were elected at the board meeting.

Charles Jenkins State Govt. Board Washington Horace Hildreth Maine Council of State Governments Milliard F. Caldwell D-Fla Council

Man of the Board State Senator Jenkins Toured Aulander

State Senator Charles H. Jenkins of Aulander is noted as a prominent figure in local governance. The OCR fragment references his role but lacks full context or events tied to his tenure.

Charles H. Jenkins Aulander, N

Asheville Coed Wins Yackety Yack Queen Crown

Miss Betty Brown a 20 year old Asheville student was chosen best in the Yackety Yack pageant at the University of North Carolina. She won from 44 contestants after ballots were counted before about 2000 students in Memorial Hall.

Chapel Hil Betty Brown Asheville University of North Carolina Memorial Hall

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