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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1946
Page
10
President John R. Cun of Davidson announces a February 21 meeting at 10 a.m. in the FE L Baxter Day room to discuss college expansion and accommodation for returning veterans and freshmen. The executive committee will meet February 20 to address related matters.
The city reflects on Morris Knowles 1927 High Point of Tomorrow with rail realignments street widenings and new parks. Improvements include Main Street routing underpass extensions Chestnut Lindsay and Willowbrook projects and ongoing cross-town traffic schemes.
When the mortgage on a local rail line in Lenzburg Switzerland was lifted, citizens who contributed heavily were given bottles of wine wrapped in shares with coupons as a celebratory gesture.
A collage of downtown social quirks and showbiz gossip. Annabella, George Gibbs, and others attend premieres while a British general dines nearby. Harry Hopkins is praised as a united nations ally as CBS staff face firings and industry feuds swirl around Newport and Madison Avenue venues.
Major Nial answers readers on readjustment allowances eligibility and two year timing, VA disability rating review steps, civil service exam form 14, GI Bill subsistence limits, and possibilities for vocational rehabilitation use. He also covers changing discharge classifications via GI Bill section 301 review and Red Cross assistance.
President John R. Cunningham announced Major Samuel R. Spencer Jr. will join the Davidson administrative staff February 5 as assistant in alumni and public relations. The appointment is temporary as he plans graduate study in history at Harvard in September 1946.
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