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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1948
Page
7
September farming reminders cover hay making soybeans cowpeas and grass cutting harvest of peanuts cotton and corn, tobacco and sweet potatoes. It emphasizes timely picking and proper storage plus pasture seeding and soil prep, with notes on livestock, poultry, bees, and general farm housekeeping.
Government curb on consumer credit begins today under Regulation W. Authorized by a Republican inflation bill, the limits cover credits from 50 to a limit, with exemptions listed. Penalties for violations reach up to 10 years imprisonment or a $10,000 fine. restrictions expire June 30 unless extended by Congress.
The presidential race begins with Truman and Dewey launching parallel train tours across 18 and 11 states respectively. Dewey eyes solid support in Des Moines while Truman campaigns west then plans eastern drives. Split votes from Wallace and Thurmond loom as civil rights pressure, but Truman aims to overcome early GOP momentum.
News features writer David Taylor reports a postwar shift as GI veterans enrollments fall across colleges. Institutions see a return to prewar pace while secondary schools gain. veteran share drops from peaks, with figures from Columbia Chicago Harvard and others showing declines to single digits or low teens this fall.
RALEIGH September reports show 76 polio cases last week, 112 the prior week, and 138 a week before, bringing the statewide total to 2 079. Nine new cases and 11 deaths were logged on Saturday, lifting the year’s death toll to 112.
Meat exports from the United States declined to 281 million pounds in 1947, down from 1946. Agencies including the NRRA accelerated relief purchases in the prior year, contributing to the drop.
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