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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1961

Page

2

Market gains lift Dow and rails on brisk trading

The New York stock market rebounded led by rails and selected industrials as the Associated Press average rose 1.10 to 228.40 at noon. Dow Jones industrial average climbed 3.39 to 632.25 with bonds also advancing amid expectations of Kennedy administration guidance this week.

NEW York Associated Press U.S

Ike lauds firmness delaying war and mocks election loss

The report notes Eisenhower praising resolve to avert a great war and warning that weakness would have led to global catastrophe. He also cracked a smile over November 8 as a disappointment and declined to detail what went wrong in the election that ended Republican control of the White House.

Eisenhower White House

Education Called Route To Integration

Hollywood novelist Erskine Caldwell 56 a Southerner says education is the route to integration in the South. He tells reporters that young people should be schooled in equal rights for everyone noting the old generation will die off.

Hollywood Erskine Caldwell Caldwell

Furniture Design Assn Elects Walter Baermann President for 1961

The Furniture Design Assn met in the Wrerna Street Wing of the exposition building yesterday and elected Walter Baermann of Waynesville president for 1961, succeeding Hubert Rockwell. Offi cers include Jack Cartwright, Norman Hekler, and Shirley Dreyer, with plans for a dinner during the April market in High Point and a social event at Emerywood Country Club tonight.

The Furniture Design Assn Wrerna Street Exposition Building Walter Baermann Waynesville Baermann Hubert Rockwell High Point Jack Cartwright Norman Hekler Shirley Dreyer Sheraton Hotel Southern Retail Furniture Assn William Garret American Telephone and Telegraph Co South Exposition Emerywood Country Club Virginia - Carolinas

Realty Transfers in High Point and Jamestown Townships

Realty transfers show multiple deeds across High Point Township Deep River Township and Jamestown Township. Names include Lloyd K Clodfelter D H Parsons Cicero H Pierce Marshall G Frazier and Harold Reddeck among others with transfers to spouses heirs and companies for numerous lots tracts and parcels including Brentwood School Park Pickett Cotton Mills property and Golf Crest Subdivision.

Lloyd K. Clodfelter L. E. Fausnet Brentwood School Park D. H. Parsons Luther S. Fausnet J. L. Shuskey E. O. Shuskey Pickett Cotton Mills Cicero H. Pierce Leona Fausnet J.L. Tedder Paul

Four Car Pile Up Kills Two in South Carolina

A four vehicle crash on U S 301 south of Florence South Carolina killed two people and injured four others. Mr and Mrs J M Ward of Effingham were named as victims. A northbound trailer truck with a flat tire blocked the pavement and a chain of collisions followed. Hospitalized were Charles Floyd Bessie Lee L Taylor Williams and Richard McKenzie.

Florence S.C U.S. 301 Here J. M. Ward Effingham States Highway Patrol Ward Charles Floyd Bessie Lee L. Taylor Williams Kingstree Richard McKenzie

Hodges Seen As Qualified Choice For Commerce Post

Senator Jordan praised Hodges as unusually qualified for commerce secretary citing his governorship and growth in North Carolina. Hodges avoided specifics on policies but said he aims to boost exports and strengthen the domestic economy while keeping discussions on industry protections for textiles and shoes noncommittal. He noted past textile expertise from his time at Marshall Field and Co. with no opposition indicated on the committee.

Jordan Hodges Commerce North Carolina Norris Cotton Andrew F. Kan U.S Schoeppel Kennedy New Hampshire Marshall Field and Co

Eisenhower hints at shift to November presidential start

President Eisenhower discusses a potential transition plan moving the start of the executive term to November about 80 days before Congress convenes. He notes no fixed dates and mentions a meeting with Kennedy on Thursday to finalize details.

Eisenhower Congress Kennedy

Coble Dairy Officers Elected at Four State Co‑op Meeting

D. T. Redfearn was re-elected president of the four state Coble Dairy Product Co-operative at its annual meeting in Lexington North Carolina. Joe Spencer of Lenoir and 5 R Mc Gowen of Cherryville were named to the board along with other re-elected members. The cooperative reported a 1960 profit of 285000 though officials say the figure excludes substantial facility improvements. Other officers include L O Fields secretary Eston S Stokes treasurer. Vice presidents elected include Charles F Phillips W C Watts Guy H Gardner H C Hall Mack Rogers Sam P Wehunt and E L Young.

Lexington N.C Joe Spencer Lenoir R. McGowen Cherryville Coble Dairy Product Co-operative D. T. Redfearn Wadesboro Redfearn Eric Morgan L. O Fields Hopkins S.C Eston S. Stokes Lynwood Charles F. Phillips Thomasville W. C. Watts Lumberton Guy H. Gardner River, Va H. C. Hall Lavonia Mack Rogers Leicester Sam P. Wehunt E. L. Young Timmonsville

Khrushchev Demands Stricter Laws Against Bootleggers

Premier Khrushchev urged tougher penalties for Soviet bootleggers who steal state crops for moonshine and for their customers. Pravda reported he interrupted two Ukrainian speakers at the Soviet Central Agricultural Session to denounce moonshine participants.

Moscow Khrushchev Communist Party Pravda

Man Charged With Murder In Fire Death Of Family

Crown prosecutor Claude Noiseux said he will charge Abel Vosburgh 63 with murder over the death of his wife and 11 children found in their burned shanty near Noyour Quebec. A coroner's jury found Vosburgh criminally responsible as the sole survivor.

Bedford Quc Claude Noiseux Abel Vosburgh Vosburgh Noyour Montreal Vosurgh Richard Noiseux Vosburg

Two Rousing in Kirk Douglas a Releaved Thre Un Scope

Fragmentary OCR notes describe two lively events involving Kirk Douglas and a relief threesome, with unclear scope and context. The readable text hints at performances or scenes but lacks concrete details, names, or dates to confirm specifics.

Kirk Douglas

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