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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1949
Page
2
Flames were seen from the building above the boiler room after a fire. A new stove installed this year reportedly malfunctioned last Friday night and was turned off. Board members planned to review that issue today as structures including home economics, cafeteria, and agricultural buildings remained undamaged.
The piece argues ghost writing in government and business undermines originality, noting Truman’s hypothetical disclosure of ghost contributors and Justice Jackson’s critique. It suggests reducing the number of speeches to restore value to intellectual currency.
The piece surveys rising nationalist sentiment and a purge within the Socialist Unity party amid postwar German tensions. It notes ex Nazi leaders facing courts, including Gertrud Scholz Klink and Baldur Von Schirach, and reports on Otto Strasser’s exile and rally ban by British authorities.
Testimony presents conflicting views on unionism and company demands during a Tarboro strike. Conn cites three contract points the mill rejected while Marcus Carter notes broader issues and a potential nonrenewal. Tarboro police chief Wrosley denies bias and recounts Stokes beating claims and other violence surrounding the dispute.
Dispatches from Chattanooga note North Carolina as a stabilizing influence in the national Young Democrats. The piece praises sportsmanship in the Carolina Duke game, comments on Governor Scott’s progress report, and highlights rural electrification and road improvements as evidence of ongoing state growth.
Searchers found the DC-3 wreck shortly before noon and police in Drammen announced the crash. Eyewitness Rolf Hagen described a 200 foot forest gash and a nose smashed plane. He located a child’s body away from the fuselage and later several more bodies inside the damaged, scorched fuselage.
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