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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1948

Page

5

Canada Pushes UN Armistice Plan for Palestine

Paris reports Canada urged the United Nations to order an immediate armistice between Jews and Arabs in Palestine. General McNaughton offered a draft resolution calling for direct or Bunche mediated talks, troop withdrawals to sustain an armistice, and permanent demarcation lines as part of a path to final settlement.

Paris Canada United Nations Palestine A. G. L. McNaughton Security Council Ralph Bunche Bunche United States U. S General Assembly Folke Bernadotte UN Palestine

State Conference On the Family Opens In Raleigh

Representatives from about 40 organizations opened a statewide conference on the family in Raleigh. Catherine T. Dennis outlined goals, with talks by Horace Hamilton of N C State College on basic information, Ray Holder, Ethel Miller Nash, and W Carson Ryan discussing strengths and problems. Group meetings were planned for the afternoon as Mildred I. Morgan moderated a symposium on using resources for family living. The event continues through tomorrow morning.

Raleigh Washington Catherine T. Dennis Horace Hamilton N. C. State College North Carolina Ray Holder Ethel Miller Nash W. Carson Ryan Chapel Hill

State Forestry Association Holds Annual Meeting in Raleigh

Delegates registered for the two day North Carolina Forestry Association meeting in Raleigh. Don P Johnston presided at the opening session as William S Edmunds presented the program. Dr C F Korstian of Duke forestry led a conservation education panel with S L Frost and Governor elect Kerr Scott among speakers.

Raleigh North Carolina Forestry Association Don P. Johnston William S. Edmunds Wananish C. F. Korstian Duke University School of Forestry S. L. Frost American Forestry Association

Fertilizer Officials Meet Over New 4-12-8 Formula

North Carolina agriculture officials invite fertilizer industry representatives to a Raleigh conference on November 19 to discuss the new 4-12-8 tobacco fertilizer formula. Agriculture Commissioner D S Coltrane notes plans for an educational campaign to promote the product.

Raleigh Agriculture D. S. Coltrane Agriculture Department

Marble busts found near Rome in Cassian Road dig

Archaeologists uncover twenty intact marble busts of Roman emperors along with a large calidarium and a fine marble mosaic from a palaatial third century villa on the Cassian Road outskirts of Rome.

Rome INS Cassian Road

Blessing on the day I found Tru-Aid for rheumatic pain

An advertiser claims Tru-Aid relieves rheumatic pains after three days. A testimonial says a woman with limited left arm movement and finger stiffness recovered full use, praising the liquid blend of three medicines. The ad urges purchase at local drug stores in High Point.

Tru-Aid High Point

Uranium Rush Sparks Near Saulte Ste. Marie Discovery

Through 1844 maps Robert Campbell of the Camray syndicate locates uranium deposits along the Lake Superior shore about 75 miles north of Saulte Ste. Marie. He staked 30 claims around a cave at Theane Point, triggering a modern gold rush as more than 500 miners from Canada and the United States move into hastily built shacks and tents.

Robert Campbell Camray Syndicate Canada Lake Superior Saulte Ste. Marie Campbell

What’s In a Name The Reds Know

A Vienna report explores why foreign officials will not reveal General Abakunov’s first name. After multiple rejections from Russian, Austrian, and international offices, an interpreter eventually obtains the name Dimitri.

Vienna INS Abakunov Tass Agency Osterreichische Volksstimme Kommmandanturs The Kommandantura Dimitri

Family names dominate Augustana student roster in Rock Island

In Rock Island Illinois at Augustana College the Johnsons hold 60 of 68 names on the student roster followed by the Andersons with 45 and the Nelsons with 32. The Smith and Jones families show only four members each.

Rock Island INS Smiths Joneses Augustana College Johnsons Andersons Nelsons Smith

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