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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1945
Page
3
A general court martial sentenced Private William S. of Vaucluse South Carolina to one and a half years at hard labor after convic tion on charges of stealing a phonograph and nine cigarettes from the SO Recreation Center in Winston-Salem.
Feeling headachy and irritable from undigested food? Nature may fail to produce enough digestive juice. Carter's Little Pills promise faster relief in about 30 minutes and are available for 25 cents.
Washington reports that Poland tests the Big Three plan for liberated Europe as Byrnes outlines a commission to form a provisional government and plan elections. He recalls the Yalta talks and says unity should deter violence, while the Polish exile government objects to border shifts and a restructured Poland.
A commission on Poland is challenged by incomplete and unclear facts, as one official notes that the basic statements of fact are not even. The remark highlights frustrations over evidence, timelines, and defined responsibilities amid ongoing inquiries.
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Byrnes calls Poland's London decision a compromise while praising the Moscow commission formed at Yalta. The commission includes Molotov, Harriman, and Kerr. He stresses only one Polish government exists, the Lublin regime in Warsaw, and warns that the Poles in London must cooperate with the Big Three or act alone as Soviet aims push toward Berlin.
Report describes German buzz bombs provoking humor and mockery among doughboys in Germany. Tales include soldiers tying trees to simulate alleyways, fueling bombs to prolong flights, and a razor-tipped rifle squad that terrorized German troops in Brest. Sergeant Flanigan uses a German phrase to coax prisoners.
FCC records show an expanding radio era after the war with 16 FM applications in two states. North Carolina leads with 11 of the filings, while television apps remain absent. North Carolina has 29 standard stations, one under construction, and one FM station in Winston-Salem. South Carolina has 12 standard stations and two FM proposals.
Caracas reports the foreign office will adhere to the United Nations pact while El Nacional runs the communique under the banner Venezuela Will Declare War. The issue outlines steps as known by the government and references a broad international stance.
At 8 p m in Wm Penn high school cafeteria a Kick-Off gathering launches the Carl Chavis Memorial A membership drive. Rev Wilbur Hutchins delivers the address with the Wm Penn Boys Chorus providing music and talks from campaign committee members and High Point YMCA board directors.
The Missionary Circle of Temple Memorial Baptist Church will gather Thursday night at 8 at 607 Elizabeth Street, the home of Miss Jessie. Members are urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs Walter Titus 443 Meredith Street announce the birth of a son Johnnie Lee born February 9 at the Titus home. Mother and son are doing nicely.
Mr and Mrs Tommy Graham 1609 Brooks announce the birth of a girl at home born February 11 both mother and child reported doing well as the family welcomes a new member at their residence.
The Willing Workers of Mt. Vernon Baptist church will meet Thursday at 7 45 PM at the home of Mrs Ollie Brice 819 Leonard Street.
Evangelist Lizzie Lindsay of Winston-Salem will preach at St Mathews CME church this Sunday. The event invites local residents to attend and hear the speaker deliver a religious message.
Mrs. Emily Cameron is reported improving from an illness at her home on 412 West Street after a four week period of illness.
Miss Willie Graves of 812 Hoover Street has been hospitalized at Duke Hospital in Durham for a week and is reported to be doing fine.
Mrs Mary Ann Holmes and daughters thank friends for kindness during illness and after the death of their husband and father.
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