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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

12 Sep 1948

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1948

Page

3

Democrats Eye Senate Battle as States Hold Primaries

Minnesota and Colorado hold pivotal primaries with Democrats aiming to regain Senate control. Key contests feature Hubert Humphrey in Minnesota and Edwin Johnson in Colorado, with GOP hopes tempered by multiple competitive races and shifts in non-southern seats.

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Washington U. S Minnesota Colorado Senate G.O.P House Minneso Joseph H. Ball United States Edwin C. Johnson Ball Leonore Irene Bussman St. Paul Earl Miller Aitkin Hubert Humphrey Minneapolis James Shields National Labor Relations Board Huma C.so Phil Murray Johnson Eugene Cervi Stame Dean John C. Vivian Will F. Nicholson Denver Solid South Oklahoma Kentucky Wyoming Illinois Idaho Dewey Warren E. H. Moore Ath Robert S.kerr Ros Rizley West Virginia Chapman Revercomb Matthew M. Neely John S. Cooper Virgil Chapman Chapman Barkley Eptai Edward V. Robertson Lester Hunt Robertson Paul Douglas University of Chicago Dence C. Wayland Brooks Supreme Court Bert H. Miller Henry C. Dworshak Miller Rhode Island New Mexico Montana Theodore Green James Murray Hatch Clinton P. Anderson Agriculture
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Mud cleaning tips for shoes clothes rugs and floors

Raleigh report outlines practical steps from Miss Willie N. Hunter on removing mud. Scrape wet mud promptly from shoes and gloves, wipe leather, let dry slowly, then repolish. For clothes, dry mud first to avoid spreading, use water and alcohol solutions to lift stains, dilute for colored fabrics, wash washable garments, and sponge rugs after drying to avoid moisture damage.

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Raleigh Willie N. Hunter State College Hunter U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Almost Half Of County Levy Is Already Collected

Guilford County has collected 1 515 588 86 dollars in prepayments toward the 1948 49 tax year. Tax bills go out October 1 or later with a 2 percent discount in July, 1 percent in September, 5 percent in October, par in November through January, and 1 percent delinquency starting February 2. Net take to date 1 486 189 76 after 29 399 10 in discounts.

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Greensboro Guilford County William F. Hester
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Surviving Crew and Passengers From Sunk Circus Vessel

A radio from Caribe’s master reports 12 survivors from the Euzkera which sank off the Colombian coast on September 1 after a storm. Caribe plucked them from a lifeboat. 56 people and 59 animals were aboard at the time, including trained lions tigers and monkeys.

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Willemsted Curacao Caribe
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Asbestos Siding Gives New Life to Drab Homes

Asbestos cement siding revitalizes aging houses by improving weather resistance and reducing maintenance costs. It enhances resale value, is fireproof and durable, and requires no initial painting. Two main types exist textured wood grain and smooth faced, with options in color and butt line styles.

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Teachers In Polio Areas Given Relief

The North Carolina state board of education votes to pay teachers in polio delayed schools in three installments: first month’s pay after two weeks, second after seven weeks, and third after 12 weeks. Controller Paul Reid notes a similar plan was used in 1944 during polio delays.

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Raleigh State Board of Education Paul Reid
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Typhoon Approaches Guam From 500 Miles East

A moderate typhoon was moving toward Guam about 500 miles east of the U S naval base. Winds at the center were 45 miles per hour, with potential to strengthen as it progresses. The United States possesses about 461,000,000 acres of commercial forest land.

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Guam U. S. Naval Base United States
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