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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1945

Page

8

Duke and UNC to Host AAU Leaders Conference

The 46th annual AAU conference will convene in Durham and Chapel Hill October 11 to 13 with Duke University and UNC as co hosts. Delegates include deans presidents and professors from major universities with sessions at Washington Duke Hotel Memorial Hall and UNC venues.

Durham Association of American Universities Chapel Hill Duke University Toronto Canada Washington Duke Hotel P. M.owers Frank P. Graham W D. Funkhouser University of Kentucky Conference of Deans of Southern Graduate Schools L. A. DuBridge Massachusetts Institute of A F. Zook American Council On University Memorial Hall James B. Conant Harvard University American University Carolina Inn Graham Memorial Hall D. B. Prentice Rose Polytechnic Institute B.lumbia University A. Noyes, Jr University of Rochester H. S. Taylor Princeton University R. W. Best University of North Carolina Paul M. Gross H. W. Odum James Southall Wilson University of Virginia A.A.U University of Pennsylvania W. W. Pierson University of Wisconsin University of Illinois Robert M. Lester Carnegie Corporation Roger P. McCutcheon Southern Graduate Schools Raymond Walters University of Cincinnati R. G. D. Richardson Brown University William V. Houston California Institute of Technology Martin R. P. McGuire Roy J. Defarrari Catholic University of America Wallace W. Atwood Clark University Frank H. Bowles Columbia University George H. Sabine G. Watts Cunningham Cornell University H. B. Wells Fernandus Payne Indiana University P. Stewart Macaulay Johns Hopkins University F. Cyril James David L. Thomson McGill University John W. M. Bunker Mass. Institute of Technology Arthur Tebbutt Northwestern University Alpheus W. Smith Ohio State University Hugh Ss.sa Carl FE. Seashore State University of Iown Monroe FE. Deutsch John D. Hicks University of California Reuben G. Gustavson P. McKeon University of Chicago Horace M. Gray FE. B. Siaens University of Kansas Co. Yoakum Peter Okkelberg University of Michigan T. C. Blegen University of Minnesota Henry E. Bent University of Missouri R. W. Goss University of Nebraska Franklin McNutt Z. P. Metcalf John B. Woolsey William Deb. MacNider Howard W. Odum L. R. Wilson of North Carolina Edwin B. Williams Alan Valentine Donald W. Gilbert Sophilus S. Painter A. P. Brogan University of Texas Ira L. Baldwin J. C. Stearns Washington University Hartley F. Simpson Yale University Stanford University University of Toronto Robert L. Flowers William H. Wannamaker Calvin B. Hoover B. H. Branscomb Gar W. T. Laprade A. S. Pearse Newman I. White

How To Get Rich Quick Gimmicks At Home

Mechanix illustrated magazine suggests there is fame and fortune for anyone who can modernize common household gadgets. The piece notes that improving existing devices could be more profitable than building a new mousetrap.

Mechanix Illustrated

Postwar labor clashes widen across coal and manufacturing

Government aims to end a 19 day coal shutdown affecting about 177000 workers in 675 mines and, with 425000 still out nationwide, steel and auto plants face mass layoffs as unions push wage demands while New York docks and Carolinas textiles show mixed strike activity.

Associated Press Indiana Pitsburgh U. S. Steel Company Pittsburgh West Via Pennsylvania Kentucky Tennessee Ohio New York AFL International Longshoremen's Association Detroit Motor City CIO Auto Workers Union NLRB Ford Motor General Motors Chrysler Pacific Northwest AFL Carolinas Erwin Durham Cooleemee High Point Thomas Hosiery Mills Nion Thomas Plant

Canton Hold at 1925 Commander Chang Chen

Commander Chang Chen, head of the Chungking gendarmerie, is noted in 1925 as overseeing a hold or crackdown in Canton, reflecting security actions of the era.

Canton Ommander Chang Chen Chungking

Civitan Club Spotlight on Leadership and Citizenship

Springfield Civitan Club luncheon featured Rev. Harold Hadley praising personality tied to concern for others. He cited Owen Engineering and other local examples, noting leadership through service, with Guy Leonard highlighting citizenship as the club motto. Arch Richardson’s team won the attendance prize.

Harold Hadley Springfield Civitan Club Sheraton Hotel Earl Smith Hadley Aemf Owen Engineering Company Emloyes Guy Leonard Edwin Ferrer Walter Tice Arch Richardson

Krug Predicts Turn in Economy After WPB Liquidation

Krug foresees a government retirement after WPB ends early next year with three months of transition. He estimates the national income will level at about 155 billion dollars, compared with 207 billion at Germany's surrender, marking a turning point.

98 Krug WPB Germany

Truman Denies Sharing Atomic Bomb Secrets At Quiet Lake Meet

President Truman declared the atomic bomb secret will not be shared with any nation at a late night press conference at Mrs. Morris’s lodge near Tiptonville. He designated James Byrnes to begin discussions with Britain and Canada on outlawing its use while denying a London meeting failure and stressing stable U.S. Russia relations and labor adjustments amid postwar tensions. He and reporters then rushed to Union City to file their stories.

Tiptonville Tenn Truman Reelfoot Lake Russia Ted James F. Byrnes Great Britain Canada London United States China France T. O. Morris Charles G. Ross Union City Scyene

Japanese Agriculture Employs Large Share of Population

Central government officials kept silent on the assassination as investigators questioned Liu Yatze, Li's friend recently released from hospital. The notable Chinese writer Li died after an incident, while agriculture in Japan reportedly accounts for 40 to 45 percent of the population's employment.

Liu Yatze

Irregularly Lower Trend For Market

New York stocks opened irregularly lower after three advances to eight year highs. Libby McNeill traded 16 600 shares on an initial sale. Ahead were Dak American Real Silk Hosiery Kennecott and Texas Co. U S Steel closed the day at the end.

New York Libby McNeill Dak American Real Silk Hosiery Kennecott and Texas Co U. S. Steel

Potatoes Prices in Chicago Shipments and Grades

Potatoes arrivals 128 on track 244 total U S shipments 886 for Chicago on October 9. Chippewas U S No 1 priced at 2 15 a bushel while Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 washed is 2 60.

Chicago U. S Bliss

Congress debates postwar loans wages and atomic agency

Veterans administration seeks broader loan liberalization for veterans to reenter civilian life while a higher minimum wage eyed for interstate firms could affect farmers. Major Gen Henry Larson outlines plans to base Pacific Guam like Pearl Harbor. Congress vets atomic policy with nine member peacetime commission and a national research agency proposal. Senate and House return after five days as Byrnes gains foreign relations committee support. James W Huffman joins Senate as rep lineup shifts to 56D 39R 1P.

Dustry Association of New York Veterans Administration Senate Guam Henry Larson Marines Navy Pacific Island Pearl Harbor Senate Naval Committee Congress House Military Committee Peaceti Atomic Development Gattee Senate Military Committee National Research Agency America House Nimitz Byrnes Senate Foreign Relations Committee London Capitol Newman James W. Huffman Ohio Harold Burton Supreme Court

Textile markets show slow demand amid wage fears

New York traders report small sales of print cloths in the cotton textile market. Mills refrain from further aggressive action due to labor worries and higher wage demands. Wool goods and rayon goods markets are quiet and converting trade faces slow reconversion.

New York

Grain market prices in Chicago bulk report

Chicago grain prices show Wheat No 4 red at 1.77 and No 4 mixed at 1.76 percent. Corn sales listed as none. Oats No 1 mixed heavy 71, No 2 white extra heavy 714, No 3 white extra heavy 71. Barley nominal 1.21 to 1.391, seed 1.04 to 1.2a. Field seed nominal: timothy 5.25 to 5.50, red top 11.00 to 11.50, red clover 31.50, alsike 28.50.

Chicago

Livestock Market Report from Chicago Hedged by Price Ceiling Change

USDA market notes show salable hogs near 8 000 with prices up to 14.85 at Chicago ceiling after CPA revision. Cattle and calves totals around 7 800 and 800 with good steers firm, red steers 15.50 to 17.50, cows steady to slightly lower, vealers 15.00, stockers slow, old feeding steers 12.75 to 14.50, overall mixed demand and prices.

Chicago USDA CPA

U S Admits 1945 Air Attack on Swiss Chiasso

Bellinzona cantonal government says the Swiss federal department advised that the United States has accepted responsibility for an air raid on Chiasso on January 27, 1945. Four planes of unknown nationality reportedly machine gunned the railway station, destroying a locomotive, damaging another, and injuring one man. The American government agreed to pay damages.

Bellinzona Switzerland Ticino Chiasso

Trial procedure as propaganda weapon in wartime

World Today notes uniformed guards defending former foes and separating rage from law, contrasting with the Laval trial where judge and jury condemn before conviction. It suggests Anglo Saxon procedures, widely publicized, could become a potent propaganda tool.

Gers

Shidehara Avoids Direct War Critique in Peel Harbor Debate

Shidehara refused to discuss Peel Harbor or his personal war views, stating it is not his position to criticize official Japanese documents on war causes. He urged studying MacArthur directives and outlined an eight point program to restore press freedom, stabilize prices, aid demobilized soldiers, rebuild cities, and bolster industry and agriculture.

Shidehare Peel Harbor Shidehara Japan MacArthur

California Orange Groves In Morocco

New York report on French fruit growers led by Jean Pellenc planning to establish orange groves in Morocco inspired by California methods. Pellenc cites similar climates and aims to replicate California rust resistance while inspecting irrigation and growing techniques.

California Morocco New York Jean Pellenc Pellenc France Np Group Irigation Europe Pei

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