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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1945

Page

12

Ice Cream Helps Patch Anglo American Naval Tension

On a US carrier off Japan ten gallons of ice cream bridge a brief breach in Anglo American relations. A British destroyer and American crew exchanged mock formalities as a cor respondent crossed lines with a hawser and a light exchange of correspondence. The ice cream gift sealed goodwill with cheers and a final thanks from the British skipper.

Julian Hartt International News Service Admiral McCain Japan

Marines Paid Heavy Price To Win Palaus

AP recounts the Peleliu campaign in 1944 where Marines landed September 15 and faced fierce counterattacks and cave battles. The battle, plus fighting on Angaur and other Palau islands, left Marines and Navy casualties above 6,000 and Japanese losses totaling 13,500.

Pelesiu Palau U. S. Marine Leathernecks Douglas MacArthur New Guinea Philippines Ngaur Ngesebus Kongauru Angaur Peleliu Palaus

Old Time Railroad Slang Finds Fresh Popularity

Omaha dispatch notes railroad workers at all levels enjoy renewed interest in historic slang. Examples include pig for locomotive and pigskinner for engineer, with phrases like strawberry patch for red-lit yards and gandy dancers for section hands.

Omaha Neb Joe Meehan Union Pacific Railroad Meehan

Juvenile Cases Increase in High Point July Report

A city monthly report shows July juvenile cases rising overall in High Point. Neglected children cases reached 93, probation and parole 43, while delinquent and adult cases declined, totaling 164 compared with last July.

R L Mounce Formerly of This City Dies

Mrs Nell Bishop reports the death of her uncle R L Mounce of Walkertown He formerly lived here for years and worked for Welch Furniture His sister Ada Pugh and niece Lillian Wright plus nephews Abe J Simpson and Fred C Smith also reside in the area

Nell Bishop R. L. Mounce Walkertown Welch Furniture Company Ada Pugh Lillian Wright Abe J. Simpson Fred C. Smith

Blind Commission Chooses Raleigh Site for Center

Raleigh officials report the state blind commission approved building a pre conditioning center for adult blind on the former old soldiers home site. The project also won backing from the United Daughters of the Confederacy which wants the site preserved as a Confederate memorial. Derivatives of common salt are used in aircraft production and various military materials.

Raleigh State Blind Commission State Board of Buildings and Grounds United Daughters of the Confederacy

College baseball push and sports trivia roundup

Colorado U coach Harry Carlson urges high schools to add baseball to athletic programs. A committee linked with a major league group weighs keeping college players in college. Trainer Spike Dixon recalls a 1930s pine tree incident. Shorts note giants bear mountain tale and a $19,000 signing in Newark. Horse racing purses rise at Mexico’s Las Americas track. Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth sparring quips close the item.

New York Harry Carlson Colorado U College Coaches Association Dwayne Spike) Dixon Marquette U Champaign Ill Dixon Illinois U Spike Football Giants Bear Mountain N. Y Bill Abbott Doc” Sweeney Bill Ted del Guerico Newark N. J Red Sox Durham Mexico Hippodroma de Las Americas

Sugar Ration to Hold Steady as Stamp No 38 Planned

Washington Aug 23 The new sugar stamp valid September 1 will keep the current household ration of five pounds for four months. Sugar supplies remain tight and total rations are 25 percent below prewar levels. Supplies are not expected to rise until next year as imports climb. The stamp is expected to be No 38 in ration book four, skipping No 37 due to past misapplication.

Washington OPA

Poison Ivy Treatment Promo At Manns Store

An advertisement promotes Teo solution as a poison ivy remedy claiming rapid skin relief. It promises most cases clear after a single application and offers a 35 cent refund if not satisfied. The copy urges readers to buy today at Mann's drugstore.

Mann's

Jimmy Bivins Downs Archie Moore Twice in Sixth Round

In Cleveland Jimmy Bivins Kayoed Archie Moore twice in a wild bout. Bivins weighed 186% to Moore's 168 and knocked Moore out in the second and sixth rounds, snapping Moore’s 27 straight victories.

Cleveland Jimmy Bivins Archie Moore St. Louis Bivins Moore Archie Bob Pasaio

Justice Jackson Returns To Nuernberg

Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson, chief United States counsel for the war crimes prosecutions, returned from Nuernberg after inspecting preparations for trials of Germany's top Nazis expected to begin about October 1. About 30 potential defendants and key witnesses are housed in Nuernberg jail, with more to be transferred.

London Supreme Court Robert H. Jackson United States Nuernberg Germany

Post-Combat Discipline Angers GIs in EU Theater

U.S. troops in the European Theater express frustration with strict post combat discipline. They oppose overbearing procedures by nonfrontline officers, citing uniform rules and early inspections. The Stars and Stripes editorial warns that harsh redeployment practices could erode public support for the military.

U. S INS ETO Germany L's Pacific G.I Eisbaden Paris London SHAEF Frankfurt Aer Stars and Stripes Champs Elysees

Battered Duren Slowing Coming Back To Life

In Duren Germany five months after the war end civilians return to rubble filled streets near Aachen and the Roer crossing. About two thousand former residents live in a camp by the railroad station as people rebuild amid destroyed shops and shells holes.

Duren Germany INS Aachen Roer First Army Cologne

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