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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1951

Page

2

Dr Jernigan to Become Queens President

Charlotte July 7 Dr Jernigan native North Carolinian to assume presidency of Queens College . He leaves Florida State University where he heads the classics department to return to North Carolina education and to head Queens as a top flight faculty and curriculum builder . Queens College founded 1857 is a liberal arts women’s college owned by North and South Carolina Synods of the Presbyterian Church United States.

Florida State University Tallahassee Queens Dunn N. C Jernigan Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Greensboro North Carolina Woman's College Aes Charlotte Ude Queens Evenning College Duke University Rutherford College University of Chicago Duke Chicago Charles W. Peppler Clas Teensboro First Presbyterian Church Essor F.S.U F.su McAlister Carson Queens Board of Trustees Hunter B. Blakely Blakely Division of Higher Education Board of Education Presbyterian Church In United States Ns College South Carolina

Conference Set Sunday Amid War Weariness and Talks

Washington sources expect a week or more of negotiations with continued fighting before an armistice. Frontline troops brace for defense as expectation mixes with fear of last bullets, while Pyongyang Kaesong highway bombing and renewed propaganda shape the looming talks.

Washington Manchuria Pyongyang-Kaesong Korea

Reds Handed Truman Note

A summarized excerpt notes that open communication among nations is essential for peace and mutual understanding. It emphasizes that barriers and restricted dialogue breed suspicion and potential war, urging leaders to pursue honorable means to foster peace and to acquaint the Soviet people with American aims to prevent conflict.

Goa Ple

Allies Watch For Treachery Amid Hidden Camp Tales

Vague dispatches describe weary allied troops at a forward command post at sunset. A makeshift shelter, candles, and tents are seen under green trees as a misty night era envelops the area. Soldiers claim bold bravado with a taunting line about beating enemies anywhere.

U.S

Explosions Rock Newark Nightly Aftermath and Tanks Fire

Firefighters reported about 250 small tanks twenty feet in diameter and fifty feet high and 50 to 70 larger tanks forty feet in diameter. Witnesses saw seven incidents along a siding as blasts rocked the surrounding countryside and turned the night sky orange from acetylene torch flames.

Dog Makes Customer Buy Food at Checkout

Nathaniel Williams could not leave the Memphis grocery store without buying his dog a can of its favorite food. The dog met him at the checkout counter with the can in its mouth.

Memphis Tenn Nathaniel Williams

Then and Now Pageant Parade Opens Monday in Millis Stadium

Parade begins Monday at Millis Stadium with Miss Cilly Feindt on Pasha leading the procession followed by Mayor Amos and five flag bearing palomino horses. Entries include a centennial float, still to be named, and a mix of bids from local firms youth groups and historical horse drawn exhibits.

Millis Stadium Cilly Feindt Pasha Amos Miss Centennial College Stadium Boy Scouts Y.W.C.A Armstrong Paakhill Clara Cox Brentwood Goldston Park Colored Park Elm Street Tennial Armory English Street

Furniture Market Looks Ahead to Strong Summer Show

John Foscue, a leading High Point furniture maker, says the 1951 summer show should be the year's best for three reasons. Buyers gain time to trim inventories, costs are forecast stable, and other markets expect no price cuts. The event will feature lighter woods and finishes, rising synthetic materials, and new upholstery trends.

John Foscue Point Furniture

DiSalle Sees Meat Decontrol

President DiSalle envisions a shift to meat decontrol with price increases shaping policy and market expectations. Officials gauge impact on consumers and producers as reforms loom.

DiSalle

Barden voices disapproval of air base plans in New Bern

In New Bern North Carolina on July 7 Barden pointed to the air base with 17 miles of hard surfaced streets utilities and three 5000 foot runways as evidence against a new space with two existing decommissioned bases nearby Dean had earlier indicated opposition to building a new base.

New Bern N. C Barden Thre Dean

Two-Continent Manhunt For Missing Cadet

West Point cadet C. Cox 21 vanished January 14, 1950 after leaving in full dress uniform and overcoat. FBI CID and West Point investigators pursue a worldwide inquiry across two continents, questioning former overseas associates for a single lead amid alarm and ongoing effort.

West Point N. Y Federal Bureau of Ae C. Cox United States Itary Academy Academy CID West FBI United States Cox Nion

Toddler Smokes Cigar in Cape Girardeau Revelry

In Cape Girardeau Missouri a three year old Shirley Ann Welker sparked a local buzz by puffing a Havana cigar. Her grandfather reportedly gave her the cigar as a joke and she reportedly enjoyed the moment, ending with a humorous finish.

Cape Girardeau, Mo Shirley Ann Welker Shire Shirley

Trade notes on mills and furniture upholstery trends

Trade excerpt describes a mill producing carpets contrasting with another manufacturer making plastic covered upholstered furniture. The brief hints at ongoing trade activity and market focus without detailing figures or dates.

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Dr. Jernigan DR. ©. C. Jernigan F. B. Hardee EB. Russell Sarah FE. Perry High Point Guy Brewer Pershing St Be. M. Leonard Thomasville Schick Electric West Bend Dormeter Philco Wrenn Truman Furniture Mart Barden Jrs Brook Hobbies Nardis of Dallas John T. Ellis & Co S. Main YMCA Virginias Carolinas Gia Florida Etc Eric Her Alet Ff Burlington Raleigh Tarboro Wilmington United States Government Securities Federal Reserve Bank Total Resources Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation W. Baker Blue Bell, Inc Greensbore Hugh P. Beal Orton A. Soren Aay N. $. Calhoun W. @. CLARK, JR Marchant and Farmer P Diek and Point & Hardware Co L. W. Hill Carolina T. and Telegraph Co R. A. McPherters Reid A. Maynard Tower Hosiery Mills, Inc James M. Peden Peden Steel Co James W. Poole J. T. Taylor Ivey Taylor Co
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