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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1947
Page
3
Describes Shanghai's severe hardship with hunger and protests as prices rise and gov ernment deficits limit imports. Citizens vent anger at officials and foreigners as riots and street clashes increase, signaling potential revolt despite authorities relying on force.
North Carolina Merchants Association in Raleigh adopts resolutions opposing discrimination and taxation trends. They urge lawmakers to bar all-day Saturday bank closures, protest general sales tax, oppose preferential cooperatives tax treatment, condemn direct wholesale pricing by manufacturers, and urge restraint on social security tax increases.
The last all-night and all-day Senate session occurred in March 1927 during the William Ware Pennsylvania election contest. The body started March 2 at 11 a m and remained until 12 02 a m March 4, totaling 37 hours and two minutes, before adjourning. William Vare was later denied a seat.
A Pittsburgh manufacturer introduces a 12 foot aluminum outboard boat that is sink proof leak proof and warp proof The 120 pound craft can be tossed into the water by two people and is designed by 50 year old David Hoppenstand Industries Company The boats are produced in a downtown Pittsburgh factory.
An astrologer reports on the success of all marriage unions in Korea. A tick has six legs in its larval stage and eight legs as an adult, noting the creature’s developmental change.
Maya Boleyn, owner of a New York dance studio, opens new headquarters for ballroom instruction and offers to supply exhibition and audience participation dance performers to summer theatre producers before after or during intermission.
In Athens Ohio INS reports research by Dr Arthur Blickle and colleagues linking fern fossil spores to coal types to predict nylon material quality. Blickle and Dr Myron Sturgeon describe fossil studies in southeastern Ohio and limestone adjacent to deep coal beds. The note adds Washington state area figures and a Shinnecock Indian whaling history on Long Island.
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