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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1950
Page
2
Merchants to Hold Picnic Tomorrow in Thomasville Park
THOMASVILLE Sept 11 The Merchants Association annual picnic will begin Tuesday afternoon in the city park at 4 p.m with recreation. A picnic supper will be served to members and their families at 6 30 p.m Arrangements are being made by Bill Rice Mastitis is an udder disease common among dairy cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Merchants Association
Bill Rice
Sandal similarities link Mayan and ancient footwear styles
Researchers note that during the peak of Mayan civilization in Central and South America people wore leather soled sandals. The design bears a strong resemblance to sandals from ancient Egypt and Assyria, suggesting convergent footwear solutions across distant cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central and
South America
Ancient
Egypt
Assyria
Tar Heel Democrats Open Headquarters
Tar Heel Democrats opened their state headquarters in Raleigh at the Hotel Sir Walter. Chairman Everett Jordan and National Committeeman Jonathan Daniels attended as party leaders. Jordan plans district rallies across all 12 congressional districts starting next month. Pecan pollen note: a light, siftable pollen is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Everett Jordan
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Jonathan Daniels
Manteo
Sir Walter
Jordan
Heavy Gun Actions Mark Korean War Front News
North Korean forces lose leadership as Kang Kom dies at the front on September 8 reported by Red Fyongyang. South Korean marines and navies claim control of about 20 islands off the west coast, with strategically located positions aiding future UN offensives. The UN Security Council reconvenes to debate a Chinese communist claim about a U S strafing incident in Manchuria and potential representation of Peiping in discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Fyongyang
Kang Kom
United Nations
United Nations Security Council
Peiping
U. S
U.S
Ernest Gross
Winds and Floods Hit Atlantic Coast and Coastwide Storm Risk
Storms and high winds threaten the Atlantic coast with warnings from Cape Hattersas to Cape Ann. In Texas a tent collapse during a revival service injures at least 50 of 7,000 attendees. In Alaska eight fishermen drown as a skiff overturns near Chignik Lagoon, two survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
New York City
Long Island
New England
Cape Cod
Nantucket
Cape Hattersas
Cape Ann
Boston
Amarillo Tex
Oral Roberts Faith-healing Group
Kodiak
Alaska
Chignik Lagoon
Kodiak Fisheriers
Chignik
Alaska Peninaie
Kojak
Press Europe To Rearm For Western Defense
Acheson and Truman officials press rapid rearmament as Western leaders study maximum armed strength. Key scheduling date July 1 and a more significant July 1, 1952, mark the goal of moving the defense buildup ahead to meet anticipated Soviet power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blems
North Atlantic
Russia
Acheson
West
Truman
Secretary of
Defense Johnson
Rocky Mount Star Placed In Iron Lung At Duke
Rocky Mount high school football fullback George Newby Jr., a popular student, is in an iron lung at Duke Hospital with polio diagnosed Sunday. He was admitted Friday afternoon as his team opened its season with its first game scheduled that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
George Newby, Jr
Iyear
Rocky Mount High School
Duke Hospital
McConnell Heads Davidson Alumni Association President
Davidson Sept 11 The National Broadcasting Company president Joseph H. McConnell of New York is elected head of the Davidson College Alumni Association in a mail ballot counted Saturday. J Walter Dickson of Belmont is the new vice president. McConnell, a former Davidson resident, defeated Robert W Gorrell of Winston-Salem for the presidency, succeeding John I Smith of Gyenville South Carolina.
Harrison Takes Over New Job in War Economy
President Truman creates the National Production Authority with W Stuart Symington to coordinate agencies and settle policy. Sawyer announces broad powers for allocating materials while keeping price and wage controls as needed. AFL chief Green opposes immediate freezes, urging parity before restrictions. Three other agencies gain partial allocation powers in energy, food, and transport sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ESA
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Symington
Truman
Commerce Department
Sawyer
National Production Authority
Harrison
James F. Brownlee
OPA
Pillsbury Mills, Inc
R. H. Macy & Co
Brownlee
Stabilization Agency
AFL
William Green
Earl Bunting
National Association of Manufacturers
Green
Sawyer’s
Interior Department
Agriculture Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Killed In Gibsonville and Other Fatalities
A sequence of distant motor and gun violence reports: near Thomasville a man died after a beating at a cemetery gate. six men held. In Mount Airy, Linwood Tilley, 16, was shot at the stock exchange. Albert Peters, 45, charged with the shooting and in critical condition. his wife charged with shooting him after the Tilley slaying. In Henderson area, Thomas Burrell, 23, Negro, killed when a car failed a curve on a country road. Thad Whitley Jr., 10, Negro, killed running into a truck on Dabney road. Douglas Willis, 18, killed when a car overturned on Highway 62. Mattie Williams, 28, killed crossing Grifton-Vanceboro highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
George’ Linwood ‘Tilley
Mount Airy
Grifton
Rt. 1
Vanceboro
Eastern Cocal Time and Hour Changes in Radio Relay
Time standard guidance notes that Eastern Cocal Time is used with regional hour adjustments. Some stations shift relay times to align with local schedules, but last minute program changes are not reflected.
Radio Schedule Fragment From Ancient Broadcast Lineup
A block of historical radio listings outlines various programs with times from early evening through late night. Entries include news, music, drama, sports, and variety shows featuring numerous stations and host names. The fragment preserves a snapshot of daily listening options across networks and local programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbe
Cbs Network
Rpt
Cbes
Nbe Beulah
Abde
Mbs
Abe
Abe Jack Smith
Cbe
Bob Crosey
Cbs
Gordon MacRae
Hollywood Playhouse
Abe Bobby Benson
Barlow
Abs Nbc-Tvv
Godfrey
Cba
Henry Taylor
Mbe
Joe Hasel
Mbde
Voorhees
Abe Radio Theatre
Tex Beneke
Paul Lavalle
Irma
Cbes United
Abec
Abe Bob Hawk
Martha Lou Harp
Cbhe
Maine Voters Cast Ballots in Wartime Senate Scene
The piece reports on Maine and national campaign dynamics as voters cast ballots. It notes Cecil Miller and Robert Miller trading attacks over Hayden and Truman Korea policy, with Vice President Barkley slated to campaign in Arizona. It details Republican and Democratic senatorial contenders in Vermont Colorado Washington and Michigan, and Gov. G. Mennen Williams seeking renomination alongside other GOP hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Miller
Phoenix
Cecil Miller
Hayden
Appropriations Committee
Robert Miller
Mr. Truman
Korea
Barkley
Arizona
Aiken
Vermont
Millifein
Colorado
Magnuson
Washington
James Bigelow
Bellows Falls
Charles A. Plumley
House
Harold H. Arthur
Millikin
John Carroll
Denver
Walter H. Johnson
Ralph L. Carr
Ray H. Brannaman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Albert J. Engel
Rev Thomas A Fry Jr to lead Bristol Presbyterian Church
The Rev Thomas A Fry Jr of Red Springs North Carolina has accepted a call to become pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Bristol Virginia. He will assume duties on or about October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Thomas A. Fry, Jr
Red Springs
N.C
First Presbyterian Church of
Fry
Presbyterian
Church of
Four Paths of U S Involvement Warned Three Years Ago
The commission outlined four potential ways the United States could enter a conflict. One scenario involved aggressive action against a friendly nation, another a direct attack by a major enemy, and a third a powerful nation aiming to secure a foothold in Latin America. A policing action against a small nation was noted as a distinct possibility. The advisory group included Anna Rosenberg Truman Gibson Jr. and Dr Harold Dodds of Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Anna Rosenberg
Truman K. Gibson, Jr
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton
United Nations
U. S
Latin America
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