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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1949
Page
5
Former U S senator lambasted within our borders subversive elements seeking to imperil liberty and the constitution. He urged censure of those who pledge allegiance to foreign revolutions while using U S protections.
Dr. C. M. Pegram pastor of Reid Street Baptist church spoke at the Jaycees dinner in the Woman's Club building. The club opened a month-long membership drive led by Jake Bruton with captains S. T. Stoker and Linville Clem mons. Two new members Hardy Henry and Coy Lanier were inducted. guests included John Lowdermilk Paul Gilliam Chester Litwin and Norman Nails.
Brentwood Veterans Temporary Housing NCV-31179 near High Point faces possible demolition after three years of use with two remaining. City and FHA agree on removing two vacant units, signaling broader plan to phase out all Brentwood units as critics note long term issues. The piece frames Uncle Sam’s housing aid as a temporary fix amid broader national concerns.
In Portuguese West Africa natives store grain in mushroom shaped bins to protect against vermin and livestock. The storage method highlights adaptive urban farming practices and local resource use in arid regions. The report notes the bins’ distinctive design and practical purpose.
Navy flying boats were the first American aircraft to see combat in World War I. The record notes early naval aviation engagements and the role of maritime patrols, marking a key phase in U S military air operations during the conflict.
Report notes that some stars achieve temperatures around five hundred million degrees Fahrenheit, vastly exceeding common stellar temperatures and altering expectations of stellar energy output.
In Thomasville a low bid of 419000.22 from R K Stewart and Sons of High Point tops the general contract for the Memorial Methodist church. The church plans on Randolph Street near Second Avenue and Conial Drive.
The quote notes that amendments cannot fix original wrongs and may cause as much harm as good once again. It reflects on the limits of corrective changes and the unintended consequences they may bring.
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