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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1946
Page
14
A vivid dispatch from Madrid notes sweeping censorship and new social norms as Americans enjoy pancakes with syrup while Spaniards keep local habits. Rising prices, shortages, and a thriving nightlife persist amid economic strain and racketeering in housing.
Pittsburgh INS Arthur L. Draper director of the Buhl planetarium explains six ways the world could end including sun earth collisions and a sun eruption. He notes scientists may warn of a potential collision and cites Earth moving into a space eight days after the Giacobini Zinner comet passage.
Funeral services for Alexander Rickard of Greensboro, formerly of Thomasville and High Point, were held this afternoon at Yowg's Funeral Home with interment in the Thomasville city cemetery. The Rev. Thomas B. Flowe of Southside Baptist Church led rites. survivors include a son and daughter plus two granddaughters.
Community notices list gospel singing at Washington Terrace church Sunday at 3 pm with public invited. Also upcoming meetings for Mount Olive Court of Calanthe, Eastern Star White Rose No 157 service, Legion Auxiliary October 11, and St Stephen AME Zion choir rehearsal and PTA events at William Penn High School.
Corp Spoerry 19 admits operating a Dear John association on Okinawa for Station WXLH armed forces radio. The group has about 150 members, reading original letters on air. Members receive artistic certificates. letters describe engagements and marriages sparked by leave romances. Modern trolley coaches debuted in 1928 in the U.S.
In Raleigh on October 10 the state supreme court ruled that Robinson Park was not a public park and that Goldsboro city leaders had authority to pave the area. The ruling ends the bid by local women who blocked a bulldozer to halt tree removal in Binsin park.
Fayetteville report says Marvin P. Reardon, 30, farmer, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the August 17 slaying of Thurman T. Smith. Judge W. H. S. Burgwyn sentenced him to 20 to 30 years in prison.
The National Fire Protection Association projects a total fire loss of 590,008,000 for 1946, an all time high and up 22 percent from 1945. The report also notes crops relation stating the sugar beet is in the same family as the garden beet and mangel wurzel.
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