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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1948

Page

18

Baby Murder Mill Uncovered In Milwaukee Nursery

Police say a baby murder mill may have operated in Milwaukee where 40 or more infants died. An undertaker and a man and wife who ran a nursery were arrested after a basket containing an infant body was found on the undertaker’s bicycle. Authorities alleged the nursery advertised for babies and the couple left infants to starve while the undertaker disposed of bodies.

Mpokyo Eo Eh

Mother Builds Savings Account From Relief

Mrs. Annie M. Candelario, 30, mother of two, was indicted by a Bronx grand jury for grand larceny and violating the state social welfare law after allegedly taking 6113 in home relief over six years while building a 5000 bank balance. The report notes she came from Puerto Rico 11 years ago.

New York Annie M. Candelario Bronx Puerto Rico

Bermuda pastel stockings set new color cues for fashion

British island supplies pastel toned hosiery shades for U. S. stylists. Seashell pink rosy coral surf green blue hibiscus gold join two lighter neutrals lighthouse gray and Flight 101. Silky sheer nylons feature seam-free design with a perfect fitting gusset heel and toe.

Epsie Kinard NEA Somerset Bermuda U. S Gibbs Bread Crumb Island Nda New York-to-Bermuda

Asheville Firm Names Highway Board Defendant

Asheville Contracting company sues chairman A. H. Graham and the North Carolina Highway and Public Works commission seeking to force bid consideration. A temporary restraining order directs the commission to appear February 4 in superior court to show cause why the order should not be made permanent. The company, with 30 years in NC business, alleges it never defaulted and the commission lacked authority to reject its bids.

Asheville Zeb V. Nettles Asheville Contracting Company W. H. Anderson A. H. Graham North Carolina Highway and Public Works Commission H. Hoyle Sink Lexington North Carolina

Tips for Teens by Elinor Williams

Advice aimed at teen girls urges caution in dating and to judge romance by actions not words. It emphasizes taking things slowly, avoiding assuming steady relationships, and valuing personality over looks while noting practical skincare tips with a reader mail incentive.

Elinor Williams Izzy Romeo Betty Jane

Regulation urged for Britain's Little Masters in cutlery

A government inquiry committee calls for strict regulation of Britain's small cutlery firms centered in Sheffield. It proposes a statutory cutlery board, uniform standards, quality markings, and possible amalgamation to modernize the industry and protect consumers and the sector's reputation.

London Britain Board of Trade Committee Sheffield Inquiry Committee

NCEA Plans Special Session of State Legislature

Charlotte officials report the North Carolina Education Association will draft a special legislative program in Raleigh for submission to the General Assembly if a special session is called. The Charlotte Classroom Teachers Association backs Governor Cherry calling a session to boost school funding and teacher pay.

Charlotte General Assembly North Carolina Education Association Raleigh NCEA Charlotte Classroom Teachers Association Charlotte Association Cherry Ncea Board

Wisconsin Village Records Coldest Nation Reading At 54 Below Zero

Gordon Wisconsin was the coldest spot in the nation with 54 degrees below zero at a federal weather bureau station. The reading tied the state record set at Danbury on January 24 1922 when Danbury logged 44 degrees below zero.

Wisconsin Village Nation Gordon Wis Wisconsin Federal Weather Bureau Cooperative Danbury

How Red and White Wines Differ by Grape Skins

Red wine uses grapes including skins during fermentation while white wine is made from grapes with skins removed. The skin contact in red wine is what provides color tannins and more robust flavor.

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