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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1950
Page
2
The Senate Armed Services Committee reversed itself to question Secretary of the Navy Matthews about defense policy before acting on Admiral Forrest P. Sherman for chief of naval operations. A final action ended a formal 5 to 5 vote that blocked Republican requests for his testimony.
Senate Labor committee faces slim odds in approving a resolution urging President Truman to invoke Taft-Hartley national emergency powers to end the three day work week imposed by United Mine Workers chief John L. Lewis. Republican eight sponsor the measure as a House bill follows.
The report notes progress toward economic integration in Europe and the United States. It urges limited initial goals, with nations forming small groups before a larger trading area. It highlights two weak points for the quarter ending Sept 30: agriculture below hoped-for goals and tepid American business response to ECA investment opportunities.
A customs bureau spokesman notes the law allows citizens to bring back gifts up to 500 dollars without duties and grants a port courtesy to officials abroad. He says junketing congressmen may exploit the exemption by importing many trinkets without paying duties and suggests an investigation could help curb abuse.
Southern Baptists declare unity against liquor and its evils while Senate commerce committee plans a two day hearing. About 90 witnesses for prohibition oppose and 45 witnesses for repeal say the bill opens a path back to prohibition and would expand the schedule.
Data show average yearly spinach intake at farm weight of about 4.2 pounds per person. The figure reflects consumption patterns and dietary trends across the United States.
Mrs Lola Johnson of Smithfield North Carolina with kidney tuberculosis arrived at Benjamin Franklin Clinic Pennsylvania Hospital to test a neomycin derived drug. A week of studies will decide if the therapy helps with two weeks to release information.
Two Kansas City men, John Murray Gould and John Randazzo, stand charged with burglary tools possession and burglary with explosives after a $125,000 Greensboro department store theft. Eight witnesses testified as police identified tools found behind the store after their Dec. 17 arrest near a construction barricade.
Raleigh dispatch reports the Advisory Budget Commission will hold a regular session Monday to hear reports from the Revenue Department the Personnel Department and the Department of Public Instruction. The panel will discuss perquisites including housing and meals provided to some employees with aim of a uniform charging system.
False teeth wearers fear embarrassment from loose plates. Sprinkle FASTEETH alkaline powder on plates to hold dentures firmer, prevent souring, and curb plate odor. Available at drug stores.
Taft said the United States should issue a naval warning to China’s communists to deter an invasion of Formosa. He argued the move would block any assault with minimal risk compared to Europe and would not require more ships beyond those already patrolling the open waters 100 miles from Taiwan to the mainland.
A British admiralty spokesman did not confirm reports on opening sea lanes to Shanghai and said patrols would stay within the three mile Chinese territorial limit. At Colombo talks the focus was Indo China as a bulwark against communism with calls for sovereignty in the former French colony.
The North Carolina State Highway Commission discussed a plan to strengthen the primary highway system and sought a second $50 million allotment from the rural road bond issue. The plan would reclassify 7,199 miles of the Federal primary network, reducing federally funded miles to 5,967 while preserving state control and total federal funds.
A seasoned Acme Paint Dealer offers courteous guidance to homeowners seeking paint advice. He shares practical solutions drawn from years of experience, helping customers solve problems and choose appropriate products for their needs.
Six people found dead in a Hammond residence after a fire with evidence of murder and death by own action. Victims include Felix Lamas 33 and Katherine 24 with two children Alix Jr 4 and Phyllis Elaine 18 months. Also Richard Norman 23 and Shirley 18, Christmas bride. Deputy coroner awaits autopsy to determine cause of death.
Olla Ray Boyd of Pinetown says he will challenge Senator Frank P. Graham this spring. Boyd has prepared and filed his papers with the state board of elections.
Marseille workers refused to load arms and ammunition for Indo China on the Italian vessel Sibila, staging a walkout after discovering the cargo. The action halted loading activities and drew attention from local authorities.
Police seek a youth who disappeared after being surprised in the Stephens apartment while claiming he was searching for a parked car. The incident occurred in Charlotte and the youth fled into the night.
Toluidine blue dye used in laboratories has been found effective in stopping bleeding. The finding highlights a practical medical use for the chemical in surgical or experimental settings.
A persistent three days cough may signal risk of chronic bronchitis if untreated. Creomulsion claims to reach the trouble by loosening phlegm and soothing inflamed bronchial membranes. It blends beechwood creosote with other medicines and contains no narcotics. If not satisfied, buyers may request a refund.
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