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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1950

Page

7

Tobacco prices rise as sales continue in North Carolina belt

Flue cured tobacco markets on the North Carolina Virginia old belt report higher prices and stronger demand. The Federal State Market News service notes price gains of 1 to 3 dollars for most grades and improved demand despite a limited number of offerings.

Raleigh North Carolina - Virginia Old Belt Coments Lowen

Y W C A Weekly Schedule For Youth Clubs

The notice lists YMCA events across days the week including Bobby Soxers Y Teen Club sessions for various grades, a golf class at Blair Park, an inter club council meeting, a Jolly Club program with Helen Marie Sheloff on Europe As I Saw It, and a Double M Board meeting hosted by Mrs Lloyd Sheetz.

Blair Park Jolly Helen Marie Sheloff Europe

Colonel Big Six U S Army Commander Lifts Morale On Korea Front

HAL BOYLE profiles Colonel Richard W. Stephens of the 21st Infantry, a steady, aggressive commander known as the Big Six. He leads under heavy fire, inspires calm, and has earned two Silver Stars and the Distinguished Service Cross. His tactics, absence of panic, and focus on using equipment and discipline keep units moving toward objectives. His troops value his judgment and loyalty, and he remains a central figure in the Korean campaign.

Hal Boyle U. S. 24Th Korea Richard W. Stephens 21St Infantry Regiment Stephens Steipnens Pierre 30Th Infantry Europe Willie Spratt

Businessmen Learn To Win Government Contracts In NC

A team of government experts spoke in Greensboro to guide North Carolina businesspeople on obtaining defense and government contracts. Speakers included Walter B. Stultz from the Senate select committee on small business, Merrill C. Lofton of the Department of Commerce, Walter J. O'Donnell of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and R. L. Gould of Baltimore, with procurement agencies discussed for the afternoon program.

Greensboro North Carolina Eee Akers Walter B. Stultz Senate Select Committee On Comdrfense Merrill C. Lofton Department of Commerce Walter J. O'Donnell Reconstruction Finance Corporation R. L. Gould Baltimore Manufacturers Record

Unwise play halves contract in tricky bridge hand

In a bridge hand South misreads two red suits and muffed chances to make. Darting sequence shows when to discard on clubs and how to time trumping to avoid giving East a route back. Correct play would concede one trump to West and aim for three hearts and a club in dummy to secure the contract.

South East Art West Declarer Dummy

Add these open-toed baby booties patterns 5346

Pattern 5346 offers two bootie designs with lamb and floral embroidery in simple stitches. It includes hot iron transfer for sizes 6 months to 1 year, materials list, stitch diagrams, color chart, finishing directions, and mailing instructions to Anne Cabot.

Anne Cabot High Point Enterprise Ave. Americas New York N. Y

16-Year-Old Doughboy Backs Kentucky Return From Tokyo

Pfc. Lewis R. Norman of Hopkinsville Kentucky, age 16, is flown from the Manchurian border to Tokyo and then home to resume studies. He leaves the army with a plan to graduate, perhaps enlist in the air force, and recalls losing part of a heel in combat.

Tokyo Kentucky Lewis R. Norman Hopkinsville Japan Yalu River Red Manchuria L. Company U.S. Seventh i Division Air Force

Treatment For Deep-Seated Cancer Devised

The University of California School of Medicine reports two years of work produced an eight thousand dollar rotating chair for deep-seated cancer treatment. The device delivers focused X-ray therapy with improved aiming to maximize tumor destruction while sparing surrounding tissue.

San Francisco University of California School of Medicine

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