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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1945
Page
2
World Today Sees Stirring Uproar in Russia and Global Echoes
Dispatch notes confusion in Russia as diplomacy shifts with Harriman's report that Marshal Stalin is refreshed from vacation. Moscow sources suggest Truman Stalin talks may steer Allies toward cooperation. If Big Three align, it could mark a major statesmanship achievement amid fragile postwar rehabilitation and looming dangers to peace.
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Russia
Harriman
Not Any
Black Sea
Moscow
Stalin
Truman
Hurrican
Japan heads toward a commoner future amid postwar shifts
The report notes General MacArthur ousting officials from St. Paul’s Episcopal university and ordering a Christian curriculum restored while demanding accounting for 81 other war aid supported schools. It also highlights a push among Japanese peers to drop noble titles, Konoye’s possible conservative return, Matsushima’s appointment as vice foreign minister, and Kawai’s retention of the information board presidency.
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MacArthur
St. Paul's Episcopal University
St. Paul's
Dariei
Fumimaro Konoye
Konoye
Imperial Household
Kikao Matsushima
Switzerland
Central Liaison Office
Atsuo Kawai
Board of Information
Population boom halves time to double its size
The statement notes that the global population rose by a similar amount over the last five decades as it did in two centuries before, highlighting rapid growth within a shorter period. It emphasizes how the rate of increase has accelerated in recent history.
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Enco
Tax slashing plan split over inflation and deficit fears
The plan, led by Chairman Cannon, would cut individual taxes, repeal wartime levies, and spare veterans from service pay taxes while applying a 1 percent payroll freeze. Corporations would see major tax reductions and notable tax reforms, with targeted relief for low to middle income earners and employer payroll adjustments.
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Cannon
D-Mo
Paol Aeangg Committee
Rep
Knutson
Minnesota
House
Press and Means
Tragedy Reported in North Carolina Jail and County Scene
The record details multiple violent incidents in North Carolina. Roland Yeargan Crabtree, 25, of Durham, killed himself at Wake County Jail in Raleigh by strangling with a suede jacket. In Catawba County, Oll Martin of Hickory fatally stabbed a man. Sheriff Roy Pitts of Newton reports 26 year old Carolng, an ex serviceman of South Fountain, in custody related to the case. The slaying occurred during a corn husking gathering at Lone Young’s home, the cousin of the accused.
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Roland Yeargan Crabtree
Durham County
N. C
Wake County
Raleigh
Roy M. Banks
Jay
South Fountain
Lone Young
Governor Cherry Urges NC Unity and Local Economic Channels
Governor Cherry criticizes nativist creeds and praises North Carolina diversity of commodities. He calls for processing more raw materials and selling through local organizations to a public that values North Carolina products. He urges communities to create channels to channel energy into orderly business development.
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North Carolina
Cherry
Dictatorship In UAW CIO Admitted In Kelsey Hayes Case
Detroit report describes UAW CIO use of an administrator 60 day empowered by the international board to run a local unit. Percy Llewellyn says the system protects autonomy while preserving democracy. Readers learn about the 1939 origin and safeguards around local elections after administration ends.
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Detroit
CIO
United Automobile Workers Union
Wildcat
sey-Hayes
Uaw-Ci0
Uaw-Cio
Percy Llewellyn
Kelsey-Hayes
Llewellyn
Vawcios
International Union
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Detroit West Side
Liewyellyn
Kelsey
Kelsey- Hayes
Pane Uawcio
International
Stock Market's Recovery Interrupted
Light selling in steels rails and motors interrupted today's stock market rebound. Laggards included U S Steel Bethlehem Santa Fe New York Central Southern Pacific Chrysler General Motors Western Union A Sears Roebuck Continental Electric American Can Kennett the Allied Chemical and Douglas Aircraft. Gains came in Electric Power and Light American Water Works Anaconda and Westinghouse. Bonds and commodities were mixed.
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New York
U. S. ‘Steel
Bethlehem
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
Chrysler
General Motors
Western Union
Sears Roebuck
Con
American Can
Kennettcott
Allied Chemical
Douglas Aircraft
Electric Power and Light
American Water Works
Anaconda
Westinghouse
Potatoes market report Chicago Idaho Russet prices
Potatoes arrivals 351 on track 428 total U S shipments Friday 1161 Saturday 942 Sunday 51. New stocks liberal demand fair market steady offerings other sections slow market dull and slightly weaker. Idaho Russet Bar s U S No 1 3 00 3 25 Washington Russet Burbanks 3 20 Colorado Red Mc Clures 2 50 2 75 Minnesota North Dakota Bliss Triumphs Commercial 1 50 1 60 cobblers Commercial 1 70 1 80 Wisconsin Chippewas general good 1 85.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Idaho
Washington
Colorado
Red McClures
Minnesota
North Dakota
Bliss Triumphs
Cobblers
Wisconsin
Livestock Market Report From Chicago
Livestock prices show steady to uneven demand as totals shift. Sows bring 14.10 while salable cattle reach 22 000, calves 2 000. best steers steady to 25 cents lower, vealers scarce at 15.50. Bulls and heavy bulls steady, stockers firm, cows weak to 25 cents lower.
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Chicago
USDA
Grain prices move as Chicago market reviews small movements
Grain market report from Chicago on October 23 shows no wheat sales. Corn prices for sample grade yellow and white reflect new ranges around 8.44 to 9.0 percent. Oats list varied values with multiple grades, and barley futures quote malting and feed at several points. Seed prices per ton appear for red top red clover alfalfa and other grasses with wide ranges.
Textile markets show tightening amid army demand
Dry Goods reports small volume print cloths and sheetings in cotton textile markets as the army seeks large quantities. Wool goods trade was slow due to manpower shortages. Demand remains strong as retail stocks stay low. Textile workers union plans a 15 cent hourly wage increase from northern mills. Rayon deliveries remaining routine.
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New York
Textile Workers’ Union
Bloodshed in Soeraa city as clashes erupt between British troops and Indonesians
Gunfire raged in Soeraa with a Jeep and two British convoy trucks hit. Brig. Mallaby ordered street barricades and patrols as snipers and mortars fire. Suderman urged armistice while offering talks if Indonesians disarmed.
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Fish Army
Soerabaja
Suderman
A. W. F. Mallaby
49Th Brigade
Mallaby
Dewe
Johnson Seeks 10000 From Melrose Mills
High Point civil term reviews a case where G A Johnson, for his minor son James, sues Melrose Hosiery mills claiming injuries after a truck struck the boy at Washington and Wrenn streets on October 12, 1943. The defendant says the truck did not stop. Also set for trial is Clara C Harper versus T H Harper.
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High Point
Ceres Court
Withudge
W. H. Jurgwyn
G. A. Johnson
James Johnson
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Washington and
Wrenn Streets
Washington Street
Superior Court
Clara C. Harper
T. H. Harper
Statesville Visit Scrapped After Truman Cancels Speech
Vinson announced plans to travel to Statesville North Carolina for a free speech event and dinners tied to a special meeting of the state senate. President Truman, slated to speak there Friday, said he would not travel to Statesville. Lovey Patterson was scheduled to speak Thursday night.
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Washington
Vinson
Statesville
N.C
Frida Lovey Patterson
Nationwide labor strikes threaten tens of thousands of workers
AFL CIO machinists at 13 thousand plants in San Francisco and East Bay walk out after pay demands fail. Union calls for broader activity as steel and electrical industries prepare strike votes for over 800 thousand workers. Western Union telegraphers plan a five hour stop page with 52 thousand of 160 thousand operators to join. General Electric and General Motors face votes impacting hundreds of thousands. Hollywood studio talks ease a long dispute with 5 000 to 7 000 workers expected back to work Wednesday.
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Tire and Rubber Company
AFL
CIO
San Francisco
East Bay
National Labor Relations Board
Steel and Electrical Industries
AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union
Western Union Company
Western Union
NLRB
CIC United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
General Electric Corp
General Motors
Hollywood
Navy fleet counts under 30 day service notice plan
Bill to service on 30 days notice outlines 681 major vessels in reserve manned by caretakers. Total fleet 1 082 ships excluding availianes include three large carriers 24 medium carriers ten light carriers 72 escort carriers known as baby flat tops 18 battleships 31 heavy cruisers 48 light cruisers 307 destroyers 300 escort destroyers and 199 submarines.
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Availianes
New Coast Guard Stamp Goes on Sale Nov 10
Local stamp collectors may send up to 10 envelopes to the New York postmaster with a money order to obtain first day cancellations for the new three cent Coast Guard stamp. The stamp debuts November 10 at the New York City post office and will be sold nationwide thereafter. It is a green horizontal special delivery issue in sheets of fifty. Personal checks not accepted for the first day purchases.
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Coast Guard
Armed Forces
New York
N. Y
New York City
Mrs. Platinie McCobe Hollyfield dies at 83 near Trinity
Mrs. Platinie McCobe Hollyfield er, 83, widow of George Bater, dies at home of Hans Butcher on Trinity Route 2 after an illness. A lifelong Surry County resident until 15 years ago, she was a Bear Creek Union Baptist member. Survived by three daughters Martha Callahan and two others, three sons John B Butcher S B Butcher and Noah Butcher, 48 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Bear Creek Union Baptist Church at 2 PM with interment in church cemetery. the body to be moved there from Trinity Route 2 residence.
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Thomasville
Platinie McCobe Hollyfielder
George Buer
Hans Butcher
Trinity Rt. 2
Surry County
Bear Creek
Walkertown
A. J
Maude Caudle
High Point
John B. Butcher
S. B. Butcher
Trini
Noah Butcher
Bear Creek Union Baptist Church
Church Cemetery
Woman Finds 16 Bars of Gold Buried in Garden Africa
An African woman in the British Cameroons section of the former German territory uncovers 16 bars of gold buried in her garden. Police believe the treasure dates to World War I era German activities. The item’s discovery adds to colonial era curios and wartime relic lore.
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Random Harvest
Cameroons
West Africa
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