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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1945

Page

9

Atomic Bomb Committee Seeks Scientific Advice

The special senate committee on atomic energy opened, seeking expert scientific testimony for policy on peacetime use of atomic energy. Chairman Brien McMahon said he is a layman and will rely on top nuclear scientists for facts. Proposals include a nine member atomic energy commission and experiments in atomic bombing of naval vessels.

Washington Senate Committee On Atomic Energy Brien McMahon D-Conn Agriculture Committee McMahon Hiroshima Associated Press Johnson D-Cole Rep May Dky House Atomic Energy Commission Hill D-Ata Thomas Utah Senate Supreme Court Industry

Little Women tops popular girls' books in America

A Britannica entry credits Louisa May Alcott's Little Women as the most popular girls' book in America. The autobiographical novel, written by Alcott, remains a landmark in American literary history.

America Europaedia Britannica Louisa May Alcott

Compromise Brewing Over USES

Washington reports a compromise between President Truman seeking continued federal control of the U S employment service and a House vote to return it to the states. Senate appropriations subcommittee chair McKellar notes time as the issue with Truman proposing a one year federal role while the House favors 30 days. The dispute stems from wartime centralization versus prewar state operation with federal funds and a $2 billion war appropriation linkage.

Washington Truman U.S. Employment Service House Senate Appropriations Sen McKellar D-Tenn

15 Percent Newsprint Cut Foreseen for December

The War Production Board says newspaper publishers may face a 15 percent cut in newsprint orders for December. A War Labor Board statement indicates fourth quarter orders total about 20 000 tons above allocations.

Washington War Production Board WLB

Penn Tigers Roll Over Burlington 41-0 In Albion

In a home season opener the Penn football team defeated Burlington High 41-0 at Albion Millis Stadium. Scoring included a 40 yard interception return by Carter and strong blocking by Robins Harrell and teammates. Next home game hosts At kins High of Winston.

Penn Burlington High Lee Albion Millis Penn Tigers Thomasville Dudley Greensboro Frazier Saunders Burlington James Bell Andrew Carter Milton Robins J. C. Harrell Carter Menard Atkins High Winston Albert Short Daniel Brooks United United Usher Chorus Temple Memorial Baptist Church Daisy Nixon Elizabeth Street Lorene Harris Phoenix Street Gethsemane Baptist Church Mangum Avenue House OF Prayer J. Spivey Clemson, S. C

Gershwin Memorial music contest announces $1000 prize

B n ai B rin holds the second George Gershwin Memorial contest offering $1000 and publication. Eligibility is open to any American citizen under 35. Submissions due by December 31, 1945 with final concert at Carnegie Hall March 16, 1946 featuring Bernstein and the Rochester Philharmonic.

B'nai B'rith Victory Lodge New York Ard Bernstein Rochester Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra George Gershwin Carnegie Hall Serge Koussevitsky Bernstein Aaron Copland William Schuman Judah Cahn B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations Hillel Fifth Avenue New York City

Crosswords by Eugene Sheffer Horizontal 53

Crossword clues cover various definitions from above to decimal unit. Includes items like annealing oven rashly foolish reperuse and masqued others. Answers span clothing vessels minerals and animals with entries such as copper tin quartz and macaw.

Mancuso Named Tulsa Oilers Manager

August R. Mancuso, 39, veteran of 17 major league seasons, signed a one year contract to manage the Tulsa Oilers of the Texas League. Groyle Howlett, Oilers vice president general manager, said Mancuso accepted after offers from the American Association and Philadelphia clubs.

Mancuso Tulsa Okla August R Gus) Mancuso Tulsa Oilers Groyle Howlett Howlett New York Giants American Association Philadelphia

Third Bid For Trophy In Eastern Grid Standings

The University of Pennsylvania moved to third in the Lambert Memorial ratings with 963 points. Army leads with 3997 and Navy 975, as Penn State follows with 954 and Columbia 951.

New York Navy University of Pennsylvania Quakers Army Penn State Columbia Holy Cross Temple Dartmouth Yale Pitt Princeton Cornell

Local Men Return Home on East Coast Ports

Service men from this area are listed as returning to the States on ships docking at home ports. The SS William Giles is due at Newport News October 29 with T/4 Chas H. Patterson of High Point. The SS William Smith arrives Newport News October 30 with Pvt. George Ith of High Point. The SS General Hodges from Calcutta is due at New York November 1 with Set. Thornwell P. Staley of Asheboro and M/Sgt. Robert G. Thompson of High Point.

William Giles Newport News Chas H. Patterson High Point William Smith George Ith General Hodges Calcutta New York Thornwell P. Staley Asheboro Robert G. Thompson

Day Makes 22nd Perfect Game In Milwaukee

Ned Day, former world bowling champion, rolled his 22nd 300 in the fifth game of a six game series in Milwaukee. He totaled 1,418 for an average of 236.2 and is set for a challenge match with Tony Sperando of New York on November 10 and 11 and again in Milwaukee on November 17 and 18.

Day Milwaukee Ned Day Tony Sperando New York

First Horses Arrive as Hialeah Opens Winter Season

Ten racehorses arrived at Hialeah race track under trainer W O Hicks and Lt Connors T D Buhl. The group including Air Sailor, Dick Welles winner in 1945, was moved from New York and a local dude ranch to the track stalls for the season opening.

Hialeah Miami Fila Florida Hialeah Race Track W. O. Hicks New York Air Sailor Dick Welles Conndr T. D. Buhl

Tobacco Outlook Described as Favorable

The agriculture department described the 1946 47 tobacco outlook as favorable based on expected domestic consumption of tobacco products and large exports. Stocks in the United Kingdom and other importing countries are low, requiring years of above average imports to rebuild to pre war levels, with the United States as the only country having large export quantities.

Washington Agriculture Department United Kingdom

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Atomic Bomb Committee Dec Burtner East Green St Cary WM. Penn B’nai B'rith Eugene Sheffer Quay England Pier King Features Syndicate, Inc East Coast Household Department Belk-Stevens CO N. C Enterprise
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