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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1948

Page

2

New Congress Debates Taft Hartley Repeal and Price Controls

Lawmakers split on repeal of the Taft Hartley Act with many urban members seeking repeal or revision while farm districts back price supports. Support for continued foreign aid through ECA and to Greece and Turkey is mixed but generally favorable, with reservations to curb unnecessary spending. Senate views on price power vary, with leaders calling for cautious approaches and possible controls but no consensus.

Greece Turkey Congress Midwest

Estimates OKayed For 16 Agencies and Wages

The President directed administrators to cover all foreseeable needs and not assume future deficits. Expansions or new initiatives should wait unless required by law or urgent. Projects should be started only if public need is urgent. Webb said policies will guide estimates for other divisions. He meets cabinet members and then travels to Key West for a two week vacation.

Deane Urges Stabilizer If Prices Don’t Drop

Rep. Charles B. Deane notes the country may not return to total controls but urges an urgent stabilizer or sound controls if prices fail to fall. The article mentions only 30 per cent of a hog’s live weight is sold as fresh meat.

Charles B. Deane D-Nc

Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina

Mrs. J Hunter Burton 43 formerly of Thomasville dies at home in Norfolk. She worked at Thomasville Chair and later for the U S Navy. Born June 21 1905 she was Ida Mael Lookabill married November 1924 to J Hunter Burton. Survivors include husband daughter Gretchen son Murill mother Nannie sisters and brothers. Funeral at Unity Methodist church with burial at Fairgrove cemetery. Mrs A S Hanes dies in Greensboro after being found in High Point lake ruled death by own action. Burial planned in Winsboro South Carolina with service at Forbis Murray chapel and interment at 3:00 p m Monday. Surviving son Austin Scott Hanes Jr daughter Mrs T Sloan Guy sisters Ethel Thomas and Annie M Day.

Thomasville J. Hunter Burton Leicester Street Norfolk Thomasville Chair Company United States Navy Ida Mael Lookabill Nannie John Irvin Lookabill Gretchen Murill Crater Grand Rapids Mich Irvin St. Louis Thomas Fred Ward Rueben Bavender Willie Stanley Asheboro Tom Chevis Point Walker Funeral Home Unity Methodist Church Fairgrove Cemetery A. S. Hanes Greensboro South Mendenhall Street High Point City Lake Forbis-Murray Chapel Winsboro S. C Austin Scott Hanes, Jr Lexington T. Sloan Guy Wadesboro Ethel Thomas Annie M. Day

John M Shelley 82 Dies in Greensboro

John Monroe Shelley 82 of Greensboro Rt 3 died Saturday afternoon at four. Born August 9, 1866 in Guilford County he was married to Amanda Dean who survives with daughter Mrs Cora L McMillan and sister Mrs Jane Eaton and brother Lindsay Shelley. Funeral arrangements are in complete.

John Monroe Shelley Greensboro

Funeral service for John P. Dewey held at Yow's Funeral Home

John P. Dewey died at 400 West Broad Street at 2 30 Thursday morning. Rev Paul Tudor Jones officiated at the Saturday 11 o clock funeral in Yows Funeral Home. Active pallbearers included Edward Gurley and others. honorary pallbearers listed. Born September 1 1882 in West Hebron New York he moved to the city two years ago. Survived by a sister Mrs Mary Ameden of Freeport Long Island New York who came to arrange burial.

John P. Dewey West Broad Street Yow Paul Tudor Jones First Presbyterian Church Edward Gurley Thornton Schanoch I. M. Lassiter G. H. Hiatt W. G. Smith Thomasville H. C. Massey George Shaw

Two Local Women Die. Rites Set in Thomasville and Archdale

Myrtle Longworth 49 died at a local hospital after declining health. Born in Greensboro in 1899 she moved to the city 40 years ago and belonged to Gospel Tabernacle. Funeral Sunday at 4 from Willowbrook church with burial in Holly Hills. David P. Beck 69 died at a local hospital after years of ill health. A native of Davie County he lived in the area 49 years, worked as a nursery salesman and postmaster, and was a member of First Pilgrim Holiness Church. Funeral Sunday at 2 from First Pilgrim Holiness Church with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.

Myrtle Longworth Greensboro Daniel S Clara May Driver Teachey Gospel Tabernacle Willowbrook Street Clara Leonard Newport News Dermont Crawford Thomasville C. M. Teachey Welton Kennedy W. C. Kelly J. W. Teachey D. L. Teachey C. D. Teachey Charles Epperson S. A. Dale Pentecostal Holiness Church Highland Avenue Koonce Holly Hills Cemetery David P. Beck Davie County Richard and Harriett Thompson Beck Salisbury Lindley Nursery Grace Street Station A First Pilgrim Holiness Church D. W. Beck City Walter C. Beck Roy L. Beck James R. Beck Archdale John K&. Beck Washington, D. C Nellie Connolly Edith Turner Ethel Hemrick P. T. Beck Koonce Funeral Home Park Street J. A Grout L. Ruth Clifton Pearson Archdale Friends Church Cecil Haworth Central Friends Church Oakwood Cemetery

Funeral for Mrs M J Wrenn at First Baptist Church

Funeral for Mrs M J Wrenn who died at her home Friday night will be held this afternoon at 2 30 at the First Baptist church conducted by Rev A S Hale pastor. Burial will follow in Oakwood cemetery.

M. J. Wrenn First Baptist Church A. S. Hale Oakwood Cemetery

Inhabitants Flee Oregon Peninsula as Seas Pound Coast

At Tillamook Oregon on November 6, about 80 residents of Bayocean fled their collapsing peninsula. They ferried goods by car across low tide with a bulldozer helping. A storm widened a 200 foot gap cutting off road access and water supply.

Tillamook Ore Bayocean Tillamook County Tillamook Bay

Coalition Greek Government May Resign Monday

Prime Minister Themistokes Sophoulis announced that his coalition Greek government will resign on Monday. The cabinet crisis stems from Liberal deputy leader Sophocles Venizelos who accuses the cabinet of party politics while failing to suppress the Communist guerrilla rebellion led by Markos Vafiades.

Athens Themistokes Sophoulis Sophocles Venizelos Liberal Party Sophoulis Venizelos Markos Vafiades

Dr Wallin To Address Allen Jay School PTA

The Allen Jay School PTA with about 1000 paid members will meet tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the school auditorium. Dr Loren Wallin High Point health officer will give the featured address. Mrs Thelma Ryan will present a tuberculosis care film before the business session.

Dr. Wallin Allen Jay School PTA Parent-Teachers Association Loren Wallin High Point City Thelma Ryan

Cabinet pay hikes urged to raise top officials salaries

A proposed bill would raise cabinet level pay from 15 000 to 20 000 a year and extend increases to secretaries of the army navy and air force and to top aides and agency heads. The package would lift federal trade commission members to 15 000 and widen raises for commissions and boards, totaling about 1 117 144 annually. The president and vice president would not be included in the bill.

Army Navy Air Force Atomic Energy, Federal Security, Housing and Home Finance Veterans Administration Flanders Federal Trade Commission Federal Power Interstate Commerce Federal Reserve System Labor Boards Tennessee Valley Authority Tariff Maritime and Civil Service

Regional names for earthworms vary by area

The article lists how earthworms receive different names across regions: Connecticut calls them eel worms, New Hampshire mud worms, Pennsylvania rain worms, Boston garden worms, and elsewhere they are known as angle worms and fish worms.

Connecticut New Hampshire Pennsylvania Boston

Forrestal Says He May Leave Cabinet Post

Defense Secretary James Forrestal hinted he may depart from the cabinet. Asked at the White House to pose with Navy Secretary John L. Sullivan he joked we are starting another four years but not for me. No date was given for his possible resignation, though prior reports suggested plans to leave regardless of election results.

Washington Defense James Forrestal Forrestal White House Navy John L. Sullivan Truman Pentagon

Arabs Told Position Is Hopeless In Voicing Plea

An UN informant reported Arab delegates accused Israeli and Arab forces of extensive looting and a grave truce violation during several days of fighting along a wide front. Riley offered no formal proposal, suggesting Arabs consider armistice terms with Jews. Bunche may hold similar talks with Israeli reps.

Adel Arslan Syria Fuad Amoun Lebanon Mahmoud Fawzi Egypt Iraq Riley Bunche Galilee Arab “Liberation Fawzi Bey al Kaukji Manara Palestine

Brain weight ranges in men and women

The average brain weight in humans typically falls between 1280 and 1460 grams for men and 1140 to 1340 grams for women, reflecting a gender linked but highly variable range.

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