18 Sep 1951
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1951
Page
1
In ten years Person County dairy farms rose from one to 21, per C C Jackson assistant county farm agent. Milk sales across sources in 1941 totaled 10160 with most milk from neighboring counties, while the previous year local dairies met all demand and sales reached 135000.
Washington reports Sen. Karl Mundt advances an ally plan for Republicans and conservative Southern Democrats. About 100 delegates from 17 states formed a committee to explore uniting like minded Republicans and Southern Democrats. The group will not back Truman and may favor Taft Eisenhower or MacArthur, with several governors among attendees. Mundt and Sen. Owen Brewster are the only senators present.
Senator Harry P. Cain demands to know what steps the Truman administration has taken to establish the machinery for rounding up Communists and other subversives under Title II of the McCarran Internal Security Act in case of war with Russia. He notes a nine member detention review board must set rules, a task Cain says is lengthy and complex.
The Camera Club holds its first fall meeting tonight at 7 30 in Junior High School. An invitation is extended to anyone interested. D Johnson is club president this year.
New York stocks show mixed activity with Adams Express and Alaska Juneau among issues listed. Notable names include General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Dow Chemical, Coca Cola, United Airlines, Bethlehem Steel, Atlantic Coast Line, and Union Pacific with varied quotes and approximate sales for 1 p.m. market briefing. No single three-time U.S. Amateur champion. six players have won twice in sequence.
1st Lt. Lee R. Hartell of Danbury Conn was killed during the Aug 27 attack near Bloody Ridge north of Yanggu. He directed artillery fire despite a direct hit and blood loss, earning posthumous credit for saving comrades. He left a wife, two daughters, and a son he never met.
Mrs. Alice Widener testified before the Senate Internal Security Committee that Julian R. Friedman, a former State Department employee, was described to her as one of the top brains of the Communist party. She said Friedman claimed a report for the department on the Chinese Communist labor movement and spoke of loyalty and means including violence if necessary. The session examined the Institute of Pacific Relations in a bid to uncover subversive influence on U S foreign policy in the Far East.
Neal Cabe of Hayesville purchased a new farm in Clay County. Clay County agent R G Vick notes Cabe started by liming deficient soils and sowing spring oats with Ladino clover and orchard grass. He fenced the property, is building a Grade A dairy barn, and plans to acquire dairy cows to utilize the pasture, hay, and corn.
In Winston-Salem North Carolina striking drivers rejected a compromise proposal 147 to 61. They left picket lines for three hours at Southside Park to consider the plan offered by union officials. The plan promised wage increases of 5.4 cents per mile for single driver runs and 7.3 cents per mile for two man operations.
The plan sets a 4.75 scale for single operations and 6.3 for two man operations. It would raise warehouse employees by 14 cents per hour and grant two weeks of vacation to all employees after four years. Currently workers receive one week after one year and two weeks after five years.
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