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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
15
Home Fashion Time runs September 21 to 30 spotlighting new fall carpets in man made and wool blends. Fabrics pass strict test standards, feature third dimensional weaves, and come in colors from cinnamon to slate gray. Cotton backing and boucles expand options for ranch style and modern homes.
West German papers question the Communist peace petition to outlaw the atom bomb. They mock the claimed 17,646,000 signatures in East Germany and note the population sizes make such totals implausible. They joke that even babies and prisoners may have signed.
Alton resident Dr George J Winger retires after 32 years in baggage hauling, driving a 33 year old Model T Ford truck that he says is still nearly as good as new.
A Washington report outlines the 1950 1951 tax increases ranging from 20 to 14 percent on different brackets. The full rise applies to 1951 income, with partial application on 1950 income and earlier withholding to maintain pay-as-you-go timing. Examples show individual taxpayers like Jones and Smith facing higher future bills while current withholdings rise October 1.
Malaya urged for conscription by Perak Council member Leong Yew Koh who warned of a communist menace advancing from Indo China and Thailand toward Malaya. He stressed that northern Malaya faces a fast-approaching danger and warned the region cannot survive a communist occupation.
A theft at the Polk Street elevated railway station saw a 200 pound steel safe carried away. Inside the safe investigators found only canceled transfers. Nearby cash crop notes mention corn being nearly eighty percent starch.
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