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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1954

Page

3

Italian Yugoslav Trieste settlement expected soon

Belgrade diplomats anticipate a final Italian Yugoslav accord on Trieste within two weeks. The plan would resolve a long postwar dispute tied to Zone A under British American control and Zone B under Yugoslav authority, with Yugoslavia’s claims acknowledged and minor border adjustments possible.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Trieste Europe United States Britain Greece Turkey Balkan Bled Athens Trieste Free Territory New York City Italy Zone A Adriatic Slavia Zone

Even Red Humor Must Be Social in Soviet Press

New York reports on Soviet cartoonists using humor for propaganda with caustic satire. A Krokodil cartoon mocked James Forrestal’s death, provoking a protest from the U.S. government. In foreign affairs, Soviet cartoons attack the United States with anti imperial themes.

New York Soviet Union Krokodil U.S. Defense James Forrestal U.S Moscow United States Komsomol Pravda Uncle Sam

Chicks Should Be Taken To Market Early

North Carolina poultrymen should load birds at dawn and move them quickly to market to reduce heavy summer losses. Ralph B. Kelly of the State Department of Agriculture warns that overcrowded coops and poor farm ventilation contribute to deaths.

Raleigh North Carolina Ralph B. Kelly State Department of Agriculture Kelly

North Carolina May Get 30th Division

North Carolina and Tennessee National Guard units now make up the 30th Infantry Division. State Adjutant General John Hall Manning says the 30th could become an All-North Carolina outfit if Tennessee’s leaders push for their own division, with many units to be reassigned or reorganized to fit NC.

Dean Doan Raleigh 30Th Infantry North Carolina Tennessee National Guard Adj John Hall Manning Tennessee Manning 4Th Infantry 44Th Korea Old Hickory North Carola

State Crops Withstand Dry Weather

Raleigh reports that North Carolina crops withstood the dry spell fairly well in the week ending June 26. No rain fell statewide, soils were dry, and corn tobacco soybeans peanuts and hay stayed in fair to good condition. Cotton showed little improvement and remained fair. Small grain harvests near completion with about one fourth of the wheat still standing.

Raleigh North Carolina Feder State Crop Reporting Service

Snow Heads Waterways Group

Col Beverly C. Snow, retired Army engineer, named head of the North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development division of water resources inlets and coastal waterways. He will serve as chief engineer at $6500 a year. W H Riley remains hydraulic engineer. Snow, 58, returns to North Carolina after living in California.

Raleigh Beverly C. Snow State Department of Conservation and Development Division of Water Resources Inlets Terways Ben Douglas Durham Snow North Carolina Wilmington St. Louis Upper Mississippi Valley California W. H Riley Douglas Add

Polio Shows Big Decline in North Carolina

North Carolina reports a sharp drop in polio cases through June 25 with 43 cases this year versus 100 during the same period in 1953. June accounts for 70 of last year’s total. Caldwell County shows zero cases so far this year, while New Hanover has five cases including four in June and one in April.

Raleigh North Carolina State Board of Health Caldwell County Caldwell New Hanover

Army retirement pay shapes accepted salary terms

A sentence notes that because of Army retirement pay the individual accepted a salary lower than expected, implying his back pay would be higher. The remark reflects a negotiation context where ongoing military retirement benefits affect compensation levels.

Buick’s Great Power and Smooth Ride Highlighted

Buick showcases peak horsepower with full four wheel coil springs and Safety Power Steering delivering effortless handling.

Buick

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