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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1948

Page

2

GOP Eyes Senate Seats and West Virginia Clash

The GOP targets dangerous Senate contests with expected bids in Colorado and New Mexico while Dewey plans visits including West Virginia where Revercomb faces Neely. Minnesota may host a three way race with Ball Humphrey and possible Benson independent bid as Dewey campaigns toward the Pacific coast. Separate note recalls Mrs Civilling Low of Mebane celebrating her eighty seventh birthday with extensive family attendance.

Colorado New Mexico Dewey West Virginia Revercomb Matthew M. Neely Capeart Minnesota Ball Hubert Humphrey Minneapolis Elmer Benson Henry Wallace Humphrey Pacific Coast Wyoming Robe Lesal Co. Hunt Civilling Low Mebane N. Cie Will Lowe Jimmy Lowe High Point Saunders Burlington Doyle Lowe William Lowe Pleasant Garden Cincinnati Ohio Lowe Mary Moon Lacky Los Angeles Calif George Payne Detroit Mich Thelma Newton Near High Point N. C. Lowe Farley Lowe

Taft Accuses Labor Board of Enforcement Breakdowns

Taft told reporters and in letters to the White House said the ITU case showed weaknesses in enforcement of the statute. Findling and NLRB officials attended a July meeting in Taft's capital office with Chicago newspaper representatives amid a yearlong printers strike.

White House Findling Winthrop A. Johns Nlrb General Counsel Taft Capital Chicago ITU Congress Typographical Union General Counsel

35 Soldiers Die In Wreck In Korea Crash

In postwar Korea a train collision killed 35 soldiers and injured many more. Army officials said relatives would be notified as records from outlying detachments were used to identify the dead. Acetylene torches freed victims from twisted coaches while a medical disaster team worked at the scene.

McCafferty Army Seoul M. E. Penry Flushing N. Y

Chamberlain Honest Yet Unlucky In Europe Crisis

The article recounts Neville Chamberlain meeting Adolf Hitler at Berchtesgaden amid Czech Sudeten tensions. It notes British hopes for peace, Chamberlain’s flight sickness, and a three hour conference with a vague communique promising another meeting. It ends with Chamberlain’s London return and public reception.

Chamberlain Hitler Fuehrer Berchtesgaden Daladier France Fuerhrer Reischmarshal Hermann Goerring Old Chamberlain Old World

Antitrust Watchdog Sees Meat Packing Power Concentration

The statement reports federal inspection shows 54 percent of hogs, 68 percent of calves, 79 percent of sheep, and cent of cattle slaughtered under federal inspection in the last decade. Clark urges preserving fair food access and breaking monopolistic channels between farmer and consumer by separating dominant firms if needed. Bergson notes lack of effective competition among the big four meat packers since 1893.

Clark Herbert A. Bergson Anti-Trust

U S Sending More Planes To Germany

Foreign Secretary Bevin told the House of Commons that communists pursue a plan to seize southeast Asia and drive Western interests from the region. He linked uprisings in Burma and Malaya to Marxist Leninist theory as part of a broader clash of ideologies. Bevin’s prepared statement reportedly omits Berlin crisis and Moscow negotiations.

London Ernest Bevin House of Commons Southeast Asia Burma Malaya Bevin Foreign Office Berlin Moscow

Magnolias Flourished in Greenland Long Ago

Washington September 15 A Harvard scientist says Greenland once enjoyed warmer periods that allowed magnolia trees to grow. Dr Donald Menzel explains climate shifts over eras, attributing magnolia growth to sunlit warmth from dust clouds and alternations between ice ages and intervening warm spells.

Washington Greenland Harvard Donald Mengel American Association For the Advancement of Science Menzel Earth

Ecuador installs Galo Plaza Lasso as president in Quito

Galo Plaza Lasso takes the oath as Ecuador president in Quito wearing a diplomatic sash after the first free election in eight years. He is joined by ex-Vice President Jose Rafael Bustamante and new Vice President Manuel Sotomayor y Luna in the ceremony.

Galo Plaza Lasso Ecuador Quito Lasso New York Jose Rafael Bustamenta Manuel Sotomayor Y Luna International

Weather in North Carolina Sees Heat Wave Through Thursday

North Carolina experiences hot, sunny conditions today and Thursday with high temperatures. Forecast calls for continued heat and dry skies across the region into the midweek period.

North Carolina

Two Airmen Return To American Zone

FRANKFURT Germany Sept 15 Two American airmen who parachuted into the Soviet zone of Germany are back safely today in the U S zone the air force announced The two are Capt Kenneth W Slaker Lincoln Neb and Lt Clarence R Steber Mobile Ala The announcement said the two bailed out over the Russian zone early yesterday when their cargo plane developed engine trouble

Frankfurt Germany U. S Air Force Kenneth W. Slaker Lincoln Neb Clarence R. Steber Mobile Ala

North Carolina Man Held In N. Y. Murder

North Carolinian Kemp said authorities were alerted after missing auto and Holfhouser alarm. Investigations watched homes of his mother in Rockwell and wife in Yadkinville and a former residence in Washington. Mrs. Robinson was found badly beaten and partially undressed in Scio.

North Carolina N. Y Virginia Kemp Holfhouser Rock N. C Yadkinville Washington, D. C Robinson Scio

Polio Situation Leads to Navy Travel Order Ban

Charleston reports an improving polio situation prompting a ban on navy travel orders into and out of the area. Officials cite containment needs as cases decline and vaccination efforts continue. Local residents await guidance on resumption dates and travel permissions.

Charleston S. C

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