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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1952
Page
5
Six hundred trucking firms threaten to halt West Berlin food supplies unless the West Berlin government reimburses losses from Soviet border delays and exempts trucks from the auto tax. The move could cut 40,000 tons weekly from American British and French sectors, echoing 1948 49 blockade effects. Ernst Reuter opposes talks while Soviets slow shipments.
Reader letter praises Wednesday column that exposed a malicious smear. The writer, W. W. Scott, says the piece demonstrated careful journalism and real motivation, aligning with traditional expert reporting.
Peiping radio reports Communist China now has 41 major mechanized state farms covering 180000 acres. The farms are equipped with tractors combines and other farming machines. Hundreds of smaller state farms are also using improved implements as cited by the broadcast heard in Francisco.
Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, declaring liberty for more than four million enslaved people in Confederate-held territories, shaping wartime policy and abolitionist momentum.
A scrambled clue list includes Fighting Words Indian weight boxer Sugar Robins male sheep Former champion Tunney Malt beverage Monster Mine entrance Middle prefix Grayish shrub Decides British novelist Dawn goddess Cotton seed pods Awry.
A cryptic list pairs numbers with clues spanning people places and objects. Each entry leads to a distinct word such as names for persons nations or items, forming a mosaic of cross linked hints for a puzzle solution.
A fragmented stock list shows numerous companies with associated percentage figures indicating market shares or weights. Names include Hudson Motor, Illinois Central, International Harvest, Kroger, Lorillard, Louisville & Nashville, Mack Trucks, Motorola, National Biscuit, New York Central, Pepsi Cola, Phillips Petroleum, Sears Roebuck, Texaco, Textron, and Zenith Radio among others.
In a minor collision at East Green and Cable Streets, Lawrence E. Wallace age 20 of 906 Charlotte Street struck Overman’s vehicle as Overman slowed to park. Wallace cited for following too closely. $110 damage to both cars. A second crash damaged James Beeson’s parked car at 1413 Cook Street by Vera Winslow of 605 Melrose Street. $75 damage. No arrests or injuries.
Benjamin F. Fairless, head of U S Steel, argues unions and management should resolve their issues without government interference. He cites the CIO steelworkers strike and warns against government arbitration or strike bans that he says threaten liberties and free enterprise. He cautions that public opinion must curb drastic Washington action.
Court orders Jacques Mabret held for observation after he saved every piece of furniture in his Paris apartment to divide with his estranged wife. The case centers on an attempt to evenly split the household by preserving items in halves.
In Strasbourg six nations formed a constitutional convention from the coal and steel pool to draft a federation charter. German Socialist deputies boycotted, sparking criticism from peers as Karl Mommer called the move illegal. Belgian Paul-Henri Spaakes was elected president under the existing officers.
About 7,000 acres in North Carolina are planted in cucumber each year, reflecting a sizable regional vegetable crop. This figure underscores the state’s role in supplying cucumbers for fresh market and processing.
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