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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1947
Page
2
Nashville Tenn Sept 1 Members of the 30th infantry division association closed their annual convention and selected New York as the site for the 1948 reunion.
New York was chosen as the 1948 reunion city with Earle M. Stevens of Bloomfield New Jersey elected president. John B. Corbin of Jersey City was named secretary treasurer, Will T. Cheek of Nashville first vice president, Edward R Fay of East Norwalk second vice president, Robert W. Bennett of Orange third vice president, Harry Abrams of Stull fourth vice president, R A Morgan of Rome Georgia sergeant at arms, Robert Hewitt of New York re elected historian and Rev John Absbéro of South Orange chaplain.
NEA dispatch from Tokyo reports Japanese see little democracy in daily life two years into U S occupation. Workers and students cope with war scars while officials warn that full democratic education requires time, economic stability, and lasting American presence.
Two American students and a British artist detained for over three weeks in the Porkkala zone by Soviet authorities arrived in Helsinki. Ann Blumenfeld, Robert Storch, and Gordon McGill Lawson described landings near a minefield and being kept ashore while awaiting permission. They hoped to return to Stockholm by September 10.
A judge in Cleveland dismisses a so called vicious dog verdict after a playful pup named Nappy roams the courtroom and wins freedom. The piece also covers flea dangers for dogs, feeding guidelines for puppies, a Gilroy dog rights ordinance, sleep needs, vegetable based diets, and a Q A on stopping dogs from jumping.
New BC headache products promise quick relief with the same formula in powder or tablet form. Each tablet equals one powder dose, with fast relief for headaches neuralgia and minor muscular aches. Prices are 10¢ and 25¢, directions to be followed.
A historical discussion explains how radioactive phosphorus has been used in treating disorders like polycythemia and chronic myeloid leukemia, detailing dosage, administration, and treatment cycles. It notes varying effectiveness across conditions and anticipates broader medical use as more radioactive materials become available.
A Martinsville Indiana fish farm reports annual production between 40 and 450 million goldfish and a feeding bill of about 3000 tons of fish food each year.
Raleigh report announces Winfield Blackwell a 32 year old Winston Salem attorney and former Forsyth county state representative will deliver the keynote address at the North Carolina Young Democrats convention opening September 19 Rep W J Bryan Dorn of Greenwood SC is set for the evening banquet speaker Senator Clyde Hoey will speak at the September 20 business session and Governor James E Folsom of Alabama will close with the Saturday banquet note mentions viper family fangs folded down when not in use.
Funeral services for Miss Kate Perry Stone registered nurse who died at her home will be held at 3 30 p m today at Mount Pleasant Methodist church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Survivors include two sisters Miss Clodie Stone and Mrs Lonie J Schaub both of High Point and two brothers Joe and Grover Stone of King.
William Eb McKenney examines a bridge hand from his bridge column for NEA Service. He analyzes play tactics, signaling, and declarer decisions illustrating strategic choices in a typical tournament deal. The piece emphasizes planning, safety plays, and how opponents’ bids reveal distribution.
Fragmentary OCR line shows a Mrs. Ackerman entry with alphanumeric codes and a partial North 6N designation. The readable portion lists identifiers K753 AQ6 A108 AQ10 1086 8854 and a stray directional fragment. No clear event or context emerges.
Earl Ackerman of San Francisco and his wife, officers in bridge groups, played in New York. Mrs Ackerman, a leading Pacific Coast player, used a cautious plan to secure four diamond tricks and a club finesse, counting cards to win with no club finesse. West discarded diamonds. declarer routed the suit and then checked clubs to an ace queen.
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