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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1946
Page
2
Short testifies he was unfairly scapegoated by the War Department after the November warning led to adjustments. He claims his role was minimized in public accounts and argues he was singled out as an example during congressional inquiry.
CHAPEL HILL Jan 22 Coach Carl Snavely postponed winter football practice for North Carolina grid candidates until next week because of bad weather. About 90 men attended an organizational meeting and heard plans for drills.
A plan to seize the meat packing industry reportedly tops the next government moves, with officials noting steel seizures as a possible future option. Reconversion leaders and agencies including John Snyder, Chester Bowles, and Secretary Anderson held talks, with meat strikes drawing the most attention.
Wallace Harville of Aycock Street faces a Friday morning court appearance on a felonious prescribing and procuring a drug to cause an abortion. A local girl is named as the second party. Harville is free on a $1,000 bond.
A column surveys the Palacio Real noting its largely intact state rooms and priceless furnishings from the Alfonso era. It highlights the 2000 tapestries from the 15th century, a 100-foot banquet table, a 10-foot clock, and Queen Victoria Eugenia’s portrait in a royal office as the palace now hosts government use and ceremonial events.
Hollywood gossip notes Claudette Colbert previewed this week in her 39th picture and already engaged on her 40th. The piece jokes she has found the fountain of youth as she remains ageless in the industry.
In the UN Security Council Russia seeks discussion of its complaints as right wing insurgents in Greece execute 14 hostages. The Greek Prime Minister Sophoulis says British troops act with Greek consent to maintain order, while Britain denies involvement in Iran complaints and Moscow accuses Western interference.
State officials summarized extensive public service operations including handling inquiries and distributing news releases and photographs. Dr. Jasper L. Stuckey outlined oil drilling activity near Buxton and six wells planned in Holly Shelter swamp with Tidewater Petroleum and Gas Company.
New York stock opening showed scattered recoveries among several listed firms while major names like Southern Pacific, General Motors, U. S. Steel and General Electric faced declines. In dry goods, cotton textiles were quiet with limited shipments and concerns over strikes reducing new machinery and slowing expansion.
Noon prices for New York cotton were unchanged to 25 cents lower per bale. March at 24.17, May 24.78, July 24.65.
Chicago January 22 butter receipts reach 162173 with no price change. Egg receipts total 13789 as market remains firm on dairy demand.
Chicago market reports salable hogs 13 000 to 16 500 head with steady bars and sows. Cattle and calves total 5 500 and 400 respectively with beef grades mostly higher, heifers steady to strong, cows active and fully steady, bulls and veal calves limited by outlet, weights and price ranges vary.
Senator Taft disputes the president’s debt reduction figures claiming a higher deficit around 14 billion. Rep Dirksen calls the budget message encouraging while others seek broader labor reform and coordinated economic policy. Senator O Mahoney proposes a power planning panel to hear economists and draft a national program to restore civilian production and open markets.
A coroner's report was expected today on the death of Solici tor John G. Carpenter of the 14th judicial district found dead in his room at his Gastonia home. Coroner C. C. Wallace said the report would be released after Carpenter's funeral services, scheduled at Holy Trinity Lutheran church.
Rev. Paul Tudor Jones of First Presbyterian spoke at the Sheraton luncheon on the significance of names from biblical times to modern civics. He praised citizenship as a civic virtue and urged club members to uphold community welfare and global betterment through good citizenship.
President Eisenhower warns he will act quickly on any formal program for releases. He says replacements are being obtained and trained as fast as possible and tells a delegate he will personally handle the program.
The funeral for W Sneed May retired merchant who died Saturday night after a long illness was held Monday at 2 30 PM from Main Street Methodist church. Dr L B Hayes and Dr R Dwight Ware led the service with Mayor R L Pope assisting. Pallbearers included Frank Veach Bill Crawford Baron Crawford Johnny Whitlow Bill Leonard Clyde Weaver Brantley Leonard and H C Bray. Members of the church choir and gospel trio provided music. Floral tributes were carried by grandchildren and friends. Interment was in the Fair Grove Methodist church cemetery.
The funeral for Mrs. E. J. Poe widow of Rev. E. J. Poe was held at Main Street Methodist Church in Thomasville Sunday afternoon. Dr. L. B. Hayes and Rev. J. W. Hoyle led the service. Interment was in the City cemetery.
The article notes a proposed SY General party under the emperor's supervision. The plan aims to free the throne from all legal and political responsibilities. The fragment references a political movement tied to the throne and governance.
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