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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

12 Oct 1947

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

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Oct 12, 1947

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Europe Faces Grim Winter of Fuel Shortages

London dispatch reports Europe gripped by fuel shortages as Cold War era Marshall plan nations scramble for coal and electricity. Britain Germany France Italy Switzerland and others ration power with brownouts and strict heating limits amid drought and scarce supplies.

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William T. Chase London Europe America Associated Press Germany Switzerland France Italy Sweden Britain Czechoslovakia Paris Guy Notte Bower Ministry of Fuel and Power Greece Belegium Norway Russia Yugoslavia George Villiers Employers National Committee Ramadier Belgium Rome Provincial Office of Industry and Commerce I Tempo Berlin
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Diphtheria Situation Is Worse in North Carolina

State Epidemiologist C P Stevick reports a rising diphtheria trend in North Carolina with 107 cases in September 1947 versus 84 the prior year, though not as high as 1943. Year to date totals reach 211 cases, peaking in October as the season runs May to October.

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Raleigh North Carolina C. P. Stevick
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North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers end meeting with call for neighborliness

The 41st annual meeting of the North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association closed in Asheville with Dr Josiah Crudup declaring that the American tradition of neighborliness and friendliness is the hope of the world to about 250 delegates and guests at the closing banquet.

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Asheville North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association Josiah Crudup North Carolina Brenau College Gainsville
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