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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1949

Page

2

Capitol Square Progress and Teacher Pay Increases

The article notes an under-half percent cushion of the total nine month school appropriation and a $82,273,494 appropriation with $81,837,216 budgeted. It reports an average teacher salary rise of 28.17 percent and cites a minimum A certificate rate of 2061, up from 1656, with a $5 monthly experience increment. Governor Scott pressures REA to deliver rural electrification without alibis and warns against third agencies.

Scott Rural Electrification Board Walter Stacy REA

Secret Truman Meeting Sparks Speculation On AEC Aid

A secret Blair House gathering discussed the Atomic Energy Commission with figures including President Truman, Senators Vandenberg McMahon and Hickenlooper, Representatives Durham Cole, and AEC chief Lilienthal. Officials offered no statements, with a gentleman’s agreement that only the president would speak.

David E._ Lilienthal AEC Joseph Volpe, Jr Truman Blair House White House Barkley Senator Tydings Mr. Truman Acheson Johnson McMahon Lilienthal Eisenhower Tydings Russia

Dropsie College named smallest U S college

In Philadelphia the Dropsie College is described as perhaps the smallest college in America with about 25 students and six teachers.

America Dropsie College Philadelphia

Weather outlook for North Carolina this weekend

Partly warm conditions continue today and tonight with scattered afternoon thunder showers on Saturday. Minor thunder activity expected mainly in the afternoon with no significant storms anticipated.

North Carolina Wises Seta

President Refuses To Modify Plan For Steel Board

President Truman rejects a nonbinding three member wage pension board for the CIO United Steelworkers dispute. U.S. Steel declines to power a settlement, threatening a midnight strike as Republic Steel and others respond. Bethlehem Steel accepts but will not be bound by recommendations.

CIO United Steelworkers Bethlehem Truman Republic Steel Corp Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co U.S. Steel Cyrus S. Ching Benjamin F. Fairless U. S. Steel Corp Fairless Ftact Ching U. S. Conciliation Service U. S. Steel Mr. Truman Steelworkers

Night Riders Fire on Home Court Protection Case

World War II veteran Hugh Gilliland seeks an injunction against Ku Klux Klan leader Dr. Samuel Green alleging threats and fear of torture. Judge Edgar Pomeroy schedules a hearing for August 29 on the petition as Gilliland accuses Klan members of pressuring his wife to file a lunacy warrant.

Hugh Gilliland Samuel Green Irvin Johnson

Three Arrests Signal City Enters Quiet Period

Police reports show a slow week ahead with only three arrests yesterday raising the four day total to 28. Garfield Alexander, 1223 Downing Street, was arrested for a non tax paid whiskey discovery and released on 300 bond. C M Craven, 41, 210 Centennial Avenue, held on 100 bond for assault on a female after Roxie Craven signed the warrant.

Garfield Alexander Downing Street C. M. Craven Centennial Avenue Roxie Craven

Jake Bird Confesses to 44 Murders Across States

Jake Bird told state superior courts he knew or took part in 44 killings shortly after conviction. Investigators later solved at least 11 murders in Iowa Colorado Utah Indiana Illinois Nebraska and Washington from leads he provided. Bird drew attention with a hex on men in his trial. six men he hexed later died.

Bird Iowa Colorado Utah Indiana Illinois Nebraska Washington

Governor Considers Dismissal and Salary Move for Sample

The article notes the governor may fire Sample and, with the Council of State, set the probation director’s salary. It discusses the Probation Commission’s stance that no vacancy exists and the director’s term length is undefined by law.

Probation Commission Sample Scott Council of State

Mark Twain origins tied to a Mississippi river pilot cry

Fragmentary notes suggest Samuel Clemens used the pen name Mark Twain from a piloting call on the Mississippi. Other garbled text mentions Carlsbad Cavern and insects with unclear context and no coherent event.

Samuel Clement Mark Twain Mississippi River

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