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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1949
Page
7
Ruth Millett argues a regular two hour daily business conference between husband and wife fosters partnership. She says shared discussions about worries and plans help the wife feel involved, reduce resentment, and improve the husband’s success.
From Washington By EDSON reports Krug waited for congressional criticism to ease before resigning from the cabinet. The piece notes broader pressure on veterans affairs policy and a looming request for a VA report on private schools violating GI Bill spirit. It also mentions Taft's proposed bill to halt VA GI training cuts.
In Parkin Arkansas Mrs J R Hood traded a pair of mules for a 1950 Kaiser automobile. After appraisal the dealer credited her $350 value on the mules.
Young workers learn survivor benefits under Social Security. If the worker dies, dependents receive monthly payments for a widow and children, or for dependent parents aged 65 and older. The program aids working parents in securing their families. For details contact the High Point SSA office in the Post Office building.
Sherman Lovelace, 17, was found guilty in a Roanoke hustings court of having three wives. He received a three year sentence in the State penitentiary. Accused of marriages in Roanoke on August 2 1949 Sullivan County Tennessee August 1948 and January 4 1948 in Tucson Arizona. He still faces federal charges of wearing a Navy uniform and possessing forged Army papers.
Mexico will participate in plans to eradicate locusts in Central America. The Ministry of Agriculture says no locusts exist in Mexico, but officials will travel to Managua to coordinate actions against pests in Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
Raleigh reports state prison director J B Moore found no support for Paul Hallmans claim that Pitt county prison camp superintendent Paul Crawford broke his hand with a pistol butt during a fight Hallman 27 is serving 10 to 15 years for armed robbery Hallman alleged Crawford ordered solitary confinement for him and two others after the incident Moore cited testimony from guards and prisoners indicating Hallman struck fellow prisoner Billy O Jones causing a tooth to be removed Moore also praised Crawford 49 for an excellent record and noted the Pitt county camp houses some of the prison systems toughest long term white inmates The accompanying report notes Hallman has a history of trouble including an April 15 1947 riot charge at Rutherford prison camp
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