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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1948

Page

3

Embryo Chefs Forced to Eat Own Cooking

Detroit Chadsey High School operates a male only baking course with students in tall white caps who bake in professional ovens and serve cafeteria meals. Instructor Richard V. Snyder says the program provides one year apprenticeship credit and grads work as masters or apprentices in Detroit hotels and exclusive restaurants.

International News Service Detroit INS Richard V. Snyder Snyder Shadsey

Murderer With TB Presents Problem At Utah Prison

Officials at Utah State Prison face a winter housing dilemma involving LeRoy Ritchie a convict with active tuberculosis who has lived alone in a tent on the grounds. Ritchie offered to stay in solitary confinement but the prison physician refused while authorities weigh risks of a sanitarium and possible escape. Ritchie was convicted in a murder that killed James before a firing squad.

Salt Lake City INS Utah State Prison LeRoy Ritchie Ritshie Walter Harold Horton Ritchie James

Farm expenses rise eight percent from 1947 total

Total farm expenses for this year are projected to be about eight percent higher than in 1947, reflecting increased costs across operations.

Japanese Committee Probes Vast Political Corruption

A Japanese parliamentary committee led by Anjuro Muto has pushed political corruption into the spotlight. It forced the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister Suehiro Nishio, exposed a 1,193,000 yen electioneerings fund and linked Karoku Tsuji to large undisclosed contributions. The panel, supported by Gen. MacArthur’s headquarters, is dubbed the Truman Committee of Japan.

Tokyo INS Japan Anjuro Muto Douglas MacArthur Courtney Whitney Special Committee Muto Nishio U. S Karoku Tsuji Tsuji Ikutaro Nakazono Muto Committee Ichiro Hatoyama Japan Liberal Party

Campaign to end radio repair racket across industry

An all industry drive unites manufacturers distributors and service men to stamp out incompetent radio repairs. The effort led by the Radio Manufacturers Association and partners aims to curb unnecessary work overpriced parts and fraudulent charges while training technicians and promoting ethics and consumer protection.

New York Max E. Balcom Emporium Radio Better Business Bureaus Radio Parts Industry Coordinating Committee Radio Manufacturers Association Association of Electronic Parts and Equipment Manufacturers Sales Managers Club West Coast Electronics Manufacturers Association Boston Atlanta Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia New York Association George D. Dennison Association of Better Business Bureaus Pittsburgh Dennison

Date Set for Argentine Vote and Constitution Draft

Argentina's government fixed December 5 for nationwide elections of assemblymen to rewrite the liberal constitution. Peronists and opposition clash as campaigns intensify with mudslinging and threats. Peronists accuse rivals of opposing reforms while opponents say term limits could be erased to keep power. A note on dehydration in Kansas alfalfa processing also appears.

Buenos Aires INS Argentina Peron Peronista Party Union Civica Radical Socialist Party Kansas

Marines Eat And Beat A Drill

Marine Staff Sergeant Waldo J. Aleshire at the East Coast boot camp is known for tough drill. He demands 120 paces per minute and tight close order drill. He tests a nervous recruit and notes the heart rate at 120 beats per minute.

Parris Island S. C INS Waldo J. Aleshire Marines East Coast Aleshire

Notice of administration for Minnie Peatl estate Guilford NC

In Guilford County North Carolina the administrator C T A Arthur Kirkman notices creditors to present claims by October 20 1949 and debtors to settle immediately for the estate of Minnie P Vail deceased with address 501 West High Street High Point NC dated September 10 1948.

C.T.A Minnie Peatl Guilford County Arthur Kirkman Minnie P. Vail West High Street High Point N. C

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