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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

25 May 1947

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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1947

Page

5

High Point Student To Receive Degree From Davidson College

May marks Alumni Day and commencement at Davidson College with Alumni Secretary John L. Payne noting a postwar high turnout. Sunday features the baccalaureate sermon by Dr Kenneth J Foreman and a sacred concert. President Daniel L Marsh of Boston University delivers the address as degrees are awarded to numerous graduates including Robert Thomas Amos Jr and Archibald W Archer among others in Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts programs.

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James P. Hendrix Durham Chambers Kenneth J. Foresan Chamers Auditorium Daniel L. Marsh Boston University Robert Thomas Amos High Point Archibald W. Archer Shelby William H. Barber Atlanta Edward S. Barnwell York S. C James Frank Barr Concord J. Earle Bethéa, Jr Dillon Robert A. Berry Belmont Jay R. Black Charlotte Bryan L. Blackwell Hartsville Allan W. Bosch Springfield Thomas W. Bumbarger Hickory William B.campbell Palestine Tex Harvey J. Carrow Ee LeConte Sion W. Carey Dowd, III W. Robert Dunn Otis D. Evans, Jr John L. Fairly, Jr Richmond J. Robert Gaither, Jr Newton Thomas J. Goode Price H. Gwynn Ill Ambler William G. Harrill Caroleen James P. Harris Wilmington Warren B. Higginbotham Greenville Thomas P. Howard, Jr Lake Cormorant Miss Samuel B. Hoyt, Jr Goshen William W. Lacy Rufus A. Long Barnum Springs James S. Love, Jr Greensboro Hugh C. McLauchlin Raeford William S. McLean Lenoir David T. Maloney, Jr Washington B. Edward Rhody David W. Richardson Lewis Tyers Kannapolis John C. Shelton George R. Sinclair Robert R. Smoak Wilkesboro Ivey W. Stewart Clyde S. Stroup Samuel G. Stubbins Birmingham Ala Joseph T. Stokes Manning, S. C Alfred G. Taylor Nashville Tenn H. Finley Tucker, Jr Jacksonville Fla Lennox B. Turnbull ITI Lonnie G. Turner McChesney H. Jeffries Thomasville Park Harrington Moore, Jr Decatur Scott M. Poole Troy William O. Whitaker St. Petersburg Gurney P. Whiteley Roanoke Lamar Williamson, Jr Monticello Ark
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Stomach Gas Relief Promise From SSS Tonic

An advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a remedy for stomach gas sour taste and sleeplessness. It claims medical tests prove the tonic increases gastric juice flow, aiding digestion, appetite, sleep, and strength, with claims of universal use and millions of bottles sold.

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Methodist Home For Aged Being Built

Ground breaking ceremonies for the Western North Carolina Methodist home for the aged five miles east of Charlotte will be held tomorrow afternoon. B. S. Womble, Winston-Salem attorney and home board member, will speak. Construction of the first three units starts next week on the Hezekiah Alexander place.

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Charlotte North Carolina Here B. S. Womble Wintson-Salem Home Board of Managers Hezekiah Alexander Place
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Bevin to Address German Public Meeting in Essen

British officials said Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin would address a public German meeting during a June visit to the British occupation zone. Lord Pakenham suggested as many as 10,000 could attend in an Essen center to hear Bevin outline Britain views on Germany.

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Essen Germany Ernest Bevin Lord Pakenham
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Building and Loan Session Closes in Asheville

More than 200 executives of savings building and loan associations closed the 44th annual North Carolina Building and Loan league meeting in Asheville. Walter McAllister of San Antonio, president of the United States Savings and Loan league, urged a firm stance by private enterprise against government housing, calling it a deterrent to individual home ownership.

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Asheville Savings, Building and Loan North Carolina Building and Loan League Walter McAllister San Antonio Tex United States Savings and Loan League
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Charlotte Engraver Dies After Suspected Blow

J. E. Miller a 41 year old engraver died in a Charlotte hospital after being found unconscious in a boarding house room. A preliminary report cites a head blow as the cause while other injuries are noted. Police probe notes Miller was struck by a car Sunday and treated for a minor cut prior to return home. He had arrived from Santa Barbara a month ago.

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Charlotte J. E. Miller Cornore W. M. Summerville Miller Santa Barbara Calif
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Jo Crawford Rates Six Films a Week for Fans

Hollywood star Jo Crawford averages six pictures weekly. She screens films in the projection room at her home or at neighborhood theaters for fans and friends.

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Hollywood Jo Crawford
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Congress Debates Tax Cuts Amid Uncertain Costs

Congress weighs possible tax reductions while assessing government costs for the fiscal year starting July 1. Republicans push for substantial cuts, Democrats urge restraint to pay debts, with a June 10 deadline for final department budgets and a potential presidential veto hanging over any final tax bill.

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ABC Congress Truman House Senate House Republicans Senate Republicans
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Explosion Victim Succumbs To Burns

Tacoma reports 25 year old El don Clark died after an explosion at Little Rock farm. He suffered 65 percent burns and died at Madigan General Hospital after a skin graft attempt. Four brothers and seven Olympia plant workers donated skin. ten doctors treated him.

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Tacoma Eldon Clark Madigan General Hospital Little Rock Farm Olympia
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