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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1945
Page
5
In Lenoir on April 17 a recorder court judge presides at a preliminary hearing to consider changes of abandonment and non support against Ernest Raymond Setger, 28, former sailor, who allegedly married five other women.
Doan's Pills are advertised as relief for backache leg pains and kidney trouble with symptoms like swelling eye area and fatigue. The ad claims the medicine can purify the blood and has helped millions, urging readers to buy now.
The legion of honor and the croix de guerre with palm were awarded to Brig. Gen. Thoburn K. Brown for meritorious service with the French corps in Italy. Gen. Alphonse Juin presented the honors. Brown is from Morris town Tennessee and his wife Frances lives in Asheville North Carolina.
President Truman began his administration with plans to shape a durable postwar peace. He outlined his San Francisco conference agenda and met reporters, while signaling continued pursuit of Roosevelt era social gains and a strong foreign policy team. He aims for a just lasting peace and a united world order through the upcoming conference.
Patrick J. Drew spoke to the North Carolina association meeting held in High Point on Sunday afternoon. Other labor leaders at the event included P. M. Taylor of Durham H. L. Keiser of Charlotte D. L. Drynan of Wilmington and L. Robertson of Asheville. Plans were made to hold the next meeting in Wilmington on the first Sunday in July with urging for local attendance.
James F. Byrnes plans to leave Spartanburg today or tomorrow after attending President Roosevelt’s funeral. He told newsmen he has no plans to rejoin government work and recently discussed with President Truman issues on mobilization and unfinished business.
A leader seeks to serve in a consultative role whenever called upon as a private citizen. The arrangement aims to provide guidance while maintaining personal independence.
Lt. Comdr. Anderson Little son of Rev Charles H Little of Sharlon S C was killed when his navy land plane crashed 15 miles from Roanoke Virginia. He was on a flight from Otisfield Massachusetts to Norfolk. Little was a Davidson college alumnus.
North Carolina Agriculture Commissioner W Kerr Scott told the Senate agriculture committee that OPA control over farming should move to the War Food Administration. He urged a single ceiling price for a commodity across the marketing season to boost production and criticized OPA policies as demoralizing. Scott said reform within OPA may fail without knowledgeable leadership. Randal Ethe read the statement for the North Carolina department of agriculture.
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