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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1946

Page

2

Two Killed In Dayton Police Station Shootout

Dayton police recount a dramatic shootout as two men in custody opened fire in a city station. Patrolman R M Eichelberger killed one man with a shot to the heart while another was disarmed by Patrolman William Cook after a chaotic stairway chase. Both suspects were injured and in serious condition. no officers hurt.

Dayton Richard Schermerhorn Jason Drive Norfolk Claude Rogers North High Columbus R. M. Eichelberger Roy Shepherd Shepherd C. C. Croft Rogers Eichelberger Shermerhorn H. H. Stanza Schermerhorn Firin William Cook

Soviet Decrees Target Arts and Collective Farms in Ideological Push

The article reports on Zhdanov’s decree in Leningrad demanding ideological control over books magazines and films and the campaign to align collective farms with socialist ideology. It notes discipline within Red Army literature reviews and a colonel punished amid party scrutiny and a medical ad ending with unrelated product mention.

Leningrad Zhdanov Stalin Red Star Red Army Krasnoarmeyts Eear Mand Maj F. Bubennovy Communist Party

Jersey Men Held In Winston Salem For Investigation

Two New Jersey men identified as George Glick and Ernest E. McCann were jailed in Yadkinville Forsyth county after taking 95 dollars from Lois Martin of Yadkin county. Sheriff A L Inscore said the men, who claimed Patterson New Jersey, were involved in solicitations tied to a defunct correspondence school and facing possible related activity in Winston Salem.

New Jersey North Carolina Harrisburg Yadkinville Yadkin County A. L. Inscore Winston-Salem Forsyth County George Glick Patterson N. J Ernest E. McCann Lois Martin Sam Martin Inscore Daugher Glick McCain Boonville

Electric Power Transmission To Be Improved

Washington report states transmission of electric power up to 500 miles at 400 000 volts is now possible based on seized German documents. The interior department cites Germany as far ahead in high voltage lines, while the United States has long used up to 287 000 volts on distant links like the Boulder Dam to Los Angeles line.

Washington Interior Department Grug United States Boulder Dam Los Angeles

Soviets Purge Ranks Of Eight More Jolly Boys

Moscow reports eight high ranking officials from Russia’s collective farms have been dismissed and ordered to trial for anti government dangerous conduct. The ministers accuse them of embezzling funds to fund lavish parties and personal purchases including a buggy spring and a sled.

Moscow Russia Ministry of Control

Prize Melons Stir Hartford Gardens Scandal

In Elgin Illinois pharmacist Stanley E. McBride, secretary of the local Men’s Garden club, saw prize melons stolen after publicity and photos. Thieves took the three prized melons from his garden following the garden show and feature coverage.

Elgin, Ll INS Stanley E. McBride McBride

Dreamboat Sets Global Flight Record and Test Flight Ends

The Dreamboat, an Army superfortress, flew a global route from Hawaii over the Pacific to Scandinavia and the Mediterranean. Lt. Gen. Ennis Whitehead calls the test a step toward a global air force, costing 3 million dollars with 74 tons loaded at takeoff in Hawaii. Vermont reports an apple crop of at least 365000 bushels annually.

Scandinavia Berlin Balkans London Paris Alps Bern Switzerland Venice Foggia Italy Mediterranean Cairo Haifa Pacific Sitka Alaska Alaskan Magnetic North Pole Baffin Bay Canada Greenland Iceland Hawaii Ennis Whitehead Honolulu Dreamboat Washington, D. C England

Mitchell County Mine Operator Succumbs At 60

Penland NC October 5 Harry Bailey 60 a Mitchell county mine operator and manufacturer and longtime member of the North Carolina board of conservation and development died in sleep from a heart attack He had recent illness and injuries from a car crash Funeral services set Spruce Pine Methodist church Monday at 3 PM Bailey was president of Carolina China Clay and North Carolina Distributing companies and a director of Northwestern Bank of North Wilkesboro

Penland Harry Bailey Mitchell County North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development Spruce Pine Methodist Church Carolina China Clay Company North Carolina Distributing Company of The Northwestern Bank of North Wilkesboro

Western Kansas Rivers Overflow After Rains

Heavy rains saturated Liberal Kansas causing over 200000 dollars in damage. The 5.93 inch downpour in 28 hours sent creeks flooding a third of the city and 15 families were forced from their homes. Sandbags protected warehouses as 16 blocks of business district flooded.

Liberal Kas Kansas Solomon Saline Smoky Hill Republican

Prisoners seek clemency from prosecutors

The defendants, described as anti Nazi, pleaded for leniency and even ordered their lawyers to ask the prosecution if those pleas could be supported. They sought mercy from their worst enemies to save themselves.

Federal Surrey Seeks Tax Reform Gap In Speaker Remarks

A federal official told a meeting of accountants that the average man is better off today with a higher tax bill of 40 billion dollars and national income of 165 billion, than in 1936 when taxes were 3.5 billion and income 65 billion, highlighting a shift in fiscal burden and growth.

Surrey

State VFW Plans Cottage For Orphans Widows

North Carolina VFW will build a cottage at the Eaton Rapids Michigan orphans and widows home. State commander James M. Hayes Jr. outlined a fundraising drive of at least 1 per member from about 20 000 NC members to cover about 12 000 for the cottage with upkeep funds. The facility will serve widows and orphans of NC VFW members and include access to a state high school on the grounds. Residence is cost free and mothers may accompany their children.

Hayes VFW North Carolina

Driver With Forty Pints Arrested Here

James McCants, 32, a resident of 208 Hay Street, was arrested after a half hour chase ending in West End. Officers found 40 pints of tax paid whisky in his car. He was bound on a $300 charge for illegal possession and $100 for reckless driving.

James McCants Hay Street West End

Blair McAllister Portraits To Be Presented Soon

Portraits of William A. Blair of Winston-Salem and A. W. McAllister of Greensboro will be presented to the state welfare board at a meeting of the state association of county superintendents of public welfare in Raleigh. The meeting precedes the 27th annual public welfare institute to be held Tuesday and Wednesday.

Raleigh William A. Blair Winston-Salem State Board of Welfare A. W. McAllister Greensboro State Welfare Board State Association of County Superintendents of Public Welfare Public Welfare Institute

Meat shortage probes urged by New York and Senate

Mayor William O Dwyer urged a federal FBI inquiry into a meat shortage. Senator Mead pressed the Senate Small Business Committee to probe a possible conspiracy by big business to curb meat supply to small independents. Mead cited integrated chains and congressional calls to various agencies. Senator Stewart said complaints from restaurants and small slaughterers prompted dialogue.

Ross William’ O'Dwyer New York Federal Bureau of Investigation Justice Department FBI O'Dwyer Mead Senate Small Business Committee Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion Agriculture Department OPA Public Health Service Stewart D-Tenn

Economists weigh postwar budget balance and demand risks

Economists say government budget balance depends on spending cuts and revenue, with risks of recession if demand falters. Paradise foresees inventory decline early in 1947, but consumer demand could keep production and payrolls high into 1948. Unemployment likely to stay below 1938 levels.

Hagen Commerce Deriment Paradise

Icelandic cabinet faces ratification on amended treaty

The foreign affairs committee approved the draft with four amendments defining Icelandic rights. A final vote was scheduled, amid fears communists might quit the cabinet if ratified. The communists have cooperated with conservatives and social democrats, while the progressives stay out.

Foreign Affairs Committee Social Democrats

Editor urges return to gospel spirit to curb modern sins

The bishop calls religion to resist trends that humanize God and minimize sin. He says sin creates a gulf between man and God and urges the present generation to embrace evangelism to restore spiritual focus.

Farm parity revision evaluates 1910 14 average and labor costs

The proposal calls for revising the Farm parity by incorporating a 10 year moving average adjusted to the 1910 14 overall parity relationship and including farm labor costs in the parity calculation. It highlights the need for careful consideration of the long term agricultural price framework.

When Is a Girl Old Enough for Dates

Advice column message urging parental allowance of teen dating at 16. Emphasizes high school activities as social development supervised by faculty and PTA, with dates and dances seen as part of responsible teenage life and community participation.

Miss Williams Parent Teachers’ Association

Maritime unions clash with ship owners over union security terms

Pacific American Ship Owners association charged unions with political action and domination, while west coast operators resisted union membership requirements. The Maritime Commission said it would back agreements reached with unions and operators, prompting a sharp reply from the marine engineers and Masters, Mates, and Pilots unions who blamed the commission for prolonging the strike.

East Gulf Pacific American Ship Owners Association Washington Warren Maritime Commission Commission Marine Engineers MEBA MMP Gulf and East Coast Martin Gulf Coast Taylor Atlantic

Funeral Rites for Eli S McLeod Held Monday

Funeral services for Eli S. McLeod 88 retired merchant who died Friday morning will be conducted Monday afternoon at 4 o clock from the Koonce Funeral Home chapel. Rev Wilson O Weldon Rev Paul Hardin and Rev E W Jones will officiate. Interment will follow in Oakwood cemetery.

Eli S. McLeod Koonce Wilson O. Weldon First Methodist Church Paul Hardin Wesley Memorial Methodist Church E. W. Jones Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church Oakwood Cemetery

Italian commission ends with harmony in talks

The peace table closed with a united vote as the Italian political commission finished its final report. Soviet delegate Vishinsky thanked Chairman Lief Egel and South Africa for guiding the process, praising Egeland’s virtues and cooperation. The Balkan economic commission then completed 16 hours 30 minutes of debate to allocate reparations for Finland and Bulgaria.

Ter Andrei Vishinsky Lief Egel South Africa Egeland Merci Spasibo Balkan Economic Commission Finland Bulgaria

Reuther Urges National Pact to End Steel Shortage

Reuther warned Chrysler workers and other plants that steel shortages threaten long term employment and production. He called the shortage the most serious problem and urged a national conference of labor and industry to remove bottlenecks and boost consumption.

Chrysler Reuther

Pacific Union Security Proposal Contested by Coast Sailings

The speaker argued the agreement would take effect only after acceptance by Pacific operators or a maritime commission order on government vessels on the West Coast, potentially tying sailings elsewhere to Pacific coast actions.

Maritime Commission West Pacific

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