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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1948

Page

5

Britain to ration electricity this winter with 20 percent peak-hour cuts

England imposes compulsory power restrictions during winter. Households, shops, and factories must cut usage by 20 percent during peak hours under wartime defense regulations. Violations carry prison and fine penalties. officials expect mainly voluntary compliance aided by publicity.

Robert Hewett London Britain United States Son Electric Institute Trade Association of the Industry Brit

Redesigning Kid Comics Promote Industry and Labor Tales

A George Tucker report notes educational kid comics funded by General Electric Standard Oil Ford Swift and others present industry and labor themes. New titles like Swift’s The Story of Meat From Open Range to Kitchen Range blend adventure with messages on beef by products and factory efficiency amid broader corporate sponsorships.

New York Lea Ee America General Electric Standard Oil Ford Motor Co Swift and Co Institute of Life Insurance Quaker Maid Co A&p Thom McAn Shoe Co National Democratic Party International Ladies Garment Workers Union Swift Bob Wyoming Betty Chicago Jmarket

Treason Atom Comics Promote Nuclear Education History

The piece outlines the spread of a nuclear energy themed comic titled Treason Atom, with initial prints exceeding 3,000,000 copies distributed through schools and libraries and at the New York atomic exhibit drawing up to 10,000 visitors daily for a month. It notes related government and corporate comics promoting labor, insurance, and industrial topics, with cost estimates for mass printing and near universal readership under controlled distribution.

G.E New York Institute of Life Insurance Frank Melville Thom Me- An Shoe Co Betty Bob Columbia Land Columbia Record Co Columbia Harry F. Childs General Comics, Inc

How to Hold False Teeth More Firmly in Place

Do your false teeth slip or wobble when you eat laugh or talk Try PASTEETA the alkaline non acid powder that holds plates more firmly and comfortably No gummy taste or souring odor checks plate odor denture breath Get FASTEETH at any drug store.

Powerful Lighthouse at Navesink Declared Strongest Coast Light

The article notes the Navesink lighthouse near New York as the most powerful coastal beacon, standing 246 feet above sea level and visible for 22 miles at sea. It mentions over 574 miles of Adirondack foot trails maintained by New York state for hikers and climbers.

United States Navesink New York Harbor Adirondack Forest Preserve State of New York

Perils of Africa Missing On Six Months Expedition

James Powers recounts six months traveling 5,000 miles across South and East Africa with the Gatti-Hallicrafters Expedition led by Attilio Gatti. He notes no bites by venomous snakes or insects, only one dead tse tse fly, and shares egging nerves over anti venom supplies and near misses with scorpions in shoes during a Western Uganda trek.

Gatti-Hallicrafters Tororo Uganda INS Africa Robert E. Lee Gatti-Hellicrafters Attilio Gatti Leo San Mateo Calif Tanganyika Fort Portal Moon New York Bob Port Elizabeth South Africa

Old Tools Aid Cold War Fight

In a 1948 High Point Enterprise piece an American traveler recalls Africa’s hazards and a snake encounter journeying through Port Elizabeth. The account notes spitting cobras, venom spraying, and a vivid memory of a snake park visit in South Africa.

the High Point N. C Enterprise

Family uses life insurance to buy a house

Dick and Emma Clarke describe pairing life insurance with home purchase planning as a family effort. They found insurance could aid the emergency of buying a home, keeping protection intact, with a monthly house cost of 58 dollars fitting their budget. The couple emphasizes teamwork and family involvement.

Emma Clarke Clarkes Troy

Families Prove Happiness Comes From Effort and Rights

The piece praises families like the Clarkes for earning happiness through self effort and individual rights. It argues self-reliance shapes American life and stresses the importance of personal choice in home life and pursuits, citing the Institute of Life Insurance address in New York as context.

Clarkes

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