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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1946

Page

9

Dewey and Taft Split Over Nuernberg Trials

Dewey and Taft clash over the Nuernberg war crimes verdicts as Democrats welcome the split. Dewey defends the trials and rejects sympathy for Nazi leaders while Taft calls the verdicts a miscarriage of justice. Pepper criticizes Taft, and CIO ally Kroll defends Taft’s isolationist stance.

Dewey Taft Nuernberg Thomas E. Dewey New York Robert A. Taft Ohio Washington Henry A. Wallace James F. Byrnes

Blair Decorated With Bronze Star In Washington

David H. Blair of High Point North Carolina a former army captain received the bronze star in a Pentagon ceremony. Col Cornelius Jadwin presented the award for Blair’s work as an intelligence officer with the military intelligence division in London from 1943 to 1945. Blair’s citation credits his careful handling of vital intelligence aiding Allied operations in Europe. Attendees included his mother wife sister and a colleague. He is a Princeton graduate who studied at Columbia in 1945 and plans to return to Princeton for history graduate work.

Washington David H. Blair South Main Street High Point N. C Pentagon Cornelius C. Jadwin Military District of Blair Military Intelligence Division War Department London David Blair David Blair Jr Rhea Whitley J. B. Douglas Princeton Columbia University Ada Emma Martha Elva

Alaska votes on statehood amid campaign air travel

In Juneau on October 8 voters consider statehood along with choosing territorial delegate candidates E. L. Barrett and Almer J. Peterson and approving a blanket primary. Campaigns rely on airplanes as transport limits haunt Alaska since 1912.

Juneau Alaska Becane Norman R. Walker E. L Bob) Barrett Almer J. Peterson Washington, D. C Automobile Eganes Congress

Church Social Hour Honors New Members Tonight

Wesley Memorial Methodist church hosts a 7 30 pm social hour after a service honoring new members from the past conference year. The event is led by the associate and regular boards of stewards, women’s society, young people, with music by J Gurney Riggs.

Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Associate Board of Stewards Board of Stewards Woman's Society of Christian Service Young Peo Ach J. Gurney Riggs Boards of Stewards Bascom Whitaker W. B. Hall Edward L. Short O Divine Redeemer Gounod Mark Depp Centenary Methodist Church Winston-Salem Wesley Hall A. M. Utley Wesley Memorial

Free Radio Classes In Bay Street Workshop

The Bay Street school hosts a free radio workshop opening Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Betsy Saunders says the courses cover producing and broadcasting programs with auditions or script judging by notable judges from ABC and NBC. The faculty is led by Ruth Schneider with staff from WMFR and stations in Winston Salem and Greensboro.

Bay Street Betsy Saunders Community Radio Council Miss Saunders Radio Council Dorothy Lewis National Association of Broadcasters Gloria Chandler Junior League of America John Coburn Turner American Broadcasting Company Robert Saudek ABC Ruth Schneider New York City WMFR Winston- Salem Greensboro

Mrs. J. R. Perry Dies at 10 College Street

Mrs. Rachel Gertrude Miller Perry of Thomasville died at home after months of illness. She was 37, born Archdale November 14, 1892, moved to Thomasville in 1910, wife of James R. Perry since 1910, mother of three daughters, and sister of Ruth Miller. Services pending at Walker Funeral Home.

Thomasville Rachel Gertrude Miller Perry James R. Perry College Street First Baptist Church Walker Funeral Home Perry Clarence Bishop Clyde Miller B. R. Yates Grapeland Texas Mone Ruth K. Miller Long Beach Alif Archdale Geo Martha Keffrey Miller

Beer Tax Revenue Hits New 1946 High in NC

Raleigh reports North Carolina beer taxes totaled 952 737 41 dollars in the third quarter of 1946. September receipts reach 353 477 57 dollars, lifting 1946 total to 2 772 571 13 dollars and signaling the year will surpass 1945’s record of 3 287 973 50 dollars.

Raleigh North Carolina North Carolina Committee-United States Brewers Foundation

Holland Plane Tragedy Toll Climbs to Nineteen Killed

In Apeldoorn, the Dutch naval Firefly crashed into a school gym killing 19 students and injuring seven others. Pilot Max Christern, 21, died in the crash along with his mother who suffered heart trouble watching. The U S report oddly notes 1546 women paperhangers.

Apeldoorn Holland Max Christern

Protect Your Pet and Yourself from Rabies

Rabies is a deadly disease carried by animals and dangerous once symptoms appear. Early vaccination after a bite is essential, especially for bites to the face or neck, with observation of the animal if possible. If the animal cannot be watched, start immediate vaccine treatment. Wash wounds with a 20 percent soap solution and seek medical advice promptly.

Pasteur Chicago Health Department Thomas L. Chiffelle Nashville

Criticism of Nazi Trials Answered

Willis Smith, president of the American Bar Association observer at the Nuernberg war crimes trials, answered critics claiming the German defendants were tried by their enemies and by acts before the court. He argued who else should try them and warned against repeating the postwar German amnesty.

Dewey Irvin M. Ives GOP U. S New York Detroit Taft Pepper Washington D-Fia Nuembeg Court Jack Kroll CIO Political Raleigh Oct Willis Smith American Bar Association Nuernberg Rate Lions Club Pane Smith Germany

Mrs. Fuller Shines in Six Diamonds at Carnegie Hall

In New York Doris Fuller, longtime leader in duplicate bridge, directs sessions at Carnegie Hall. South opened with a shut-out bid but Fuller responded in four spades and his partner cuebid five clubs, signaling strong clubs and trump support, leading to a six diamonds contract.

William FE. McKenney America Doris Fuller New York Carnegie Hall

Mrs. Fuller Extends Bridge Play to Secure Trumps

The article details Mrs. Fuller's decision to test north's diamond king and execute a finesse to establish trump safety. It notes bidding inferences hinting at a potential slam and reflects on card play strategies amid a discussion of spades and clubs. It ends with fashion notes on shoe bows and brighteners.

South North

Mrs Winston Churchill Acknowledged As World Leader’s Partner

The biography portrays Clementine Churchill as a steadfast supporter who shaped her husband’s career. Described as tall and stately with keen humor, she accompanied Winston Churchill on tours and influenced public life while managing family duties. Her rank beside Queen Mary marks notable esteem.

Winston Churchill Hl” Hozier Blanche Hozier Scotland Clementine Hozier Dundee Lloyd George Winston Churchill British Broadcasting System Queen Mary Diana Randolph Mary

1 000 Teachers Expected In Wilmington

About 1000 teachers are expected in Wilmington for the Southeastern district meeting of the North Carolina Education Association. Speakers will include Charles.

Wilmington North Carolina Education Association Charles

Local Leaders and Officials Named in Fragment

Fragmentary text lists B. Phillips of Greensboro as president of the State Education association Col H J Hat the state highway patrol Court Judge John J Burney Dr Dennis J Cooke of East Carolina Teachers college Also offers a home hand lotion recipe using hazel boric acid and milk to create a pourable mixture.

B. Phillips Greensboro State Education Sociation H. J. Hat State Highway Patrol John J. Burney Dennis J. Cooke East Carolina Teachers College

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