Snotherly Returns to Adams-Millis in Personnel Role
J. W. Snotherly rejoins Adams-Millis Corp after three years in naval reserve to work in the personnel department as assistant to Lynwood Smith. Former mathematics instructor at High Point High School and longtime recreation director at the Adams-Millis plant, he was commissioned as a lieutenant in February 1943.
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J. W. Snotherly
Adams-Millis Corporation
Naval Reserve
Lynwood Smith
Snotherly
High Point High School
Adams- Millis
Crade
Snotherly Returns To Adams-Millis After Navy Service
J. W. Snotherly resumes duties at Adams-Millis after naval reserve duty. He trained at Harvard as a communications officer and served aboard USS Jeune in the Atlantic before a brief leave. The company promotes joint labor relations, enhanced benefits, and plans for weekly chapel services and intramural athletics as part of its personnel program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve
Harvard University
USS Jeune
Atlantic
Vial
Smith
Snotherly
Adams-Millis
Ee Ade
Tess Baieams-Millis
Council Of Jewish Women To Hold Regular Meeting
The Council of Jewish Women will meet Wednesday at 8:30 p m. The gathering will be held at Mrs M Samet's Sixth Street home with Mrs J Samet serving as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
M. Samet
Sixth Street
J. Samet
Library relocation underway amid historic building move
The library received a notice to vacate its current site and reopen at 415 West High Street after Mrs Lillian B Jones moves her rooming house and 16 tenants. Librarian Elizabeth Gurley says packing is slow but progressing as books are prepared for transport. The new location is a landmark brick building on Plank Road with Civil War era origins tied to J L Pleasants, a pioneer merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian B. Jones
Pickett
West High Street
Elizabeth Gurley
West Hight
J. L. Pleasants
Point
Pleasants
Alexander's
Is M. Pickett
Duke Man On Palestine Commission
Dr William F Stinespring of Duke divinity school named as a technical advisor to the Anglo American commission on Palestine The 12 member group will tour England and continental Europe to assess Jewish refugees and migration possibilities to Palestine including the political status with Arabs. Stinespring brings Hebrew Arabic scholarship archaeology and Palestine familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
William F. Stinespring
Duke Divinity School
United States Civil Service Commission
Anglo-American Commission On Palestine
Europe
Palestine
Joseph C. Hutcheson
Houston
Tex
James G. MacDonald
High Commission
League of Nations
Frank Adgelette
Institute For Advanced Studies
Princeton University
William Phillips
Italy
Anglo-American Commission of Inquiry On
England
Commission
Near East
Stinespring
Soviet Will Not Enter Competitive Cotton Production
A U.S. Department of Agriculture official states Russia will not join the world cotton market as a producer. He notes 1945 output at 2.3 million bales and that 1946 acreage will not rise appreciably, with Russian consumption unlikely to be met even if acreage were doubled. London reports of six million bales and plans to reach 18.5 million are called erroneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department ‘Agriculture
Russia
London
Atlanta Rabbit Tops At North Carolina Show
A New Zealand white rabbit from Atlanta owned by H. F. Fortner won best in the largest class and was named best specimen at the three day mid winter show of the North Carolina rabbit breeders association in Charlotte. Nearly 300 top show rabbits were entered from many states. Other winners include a chinchilla buck owned by Charles B. Mauldin of Greenville, N. C.
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Charlotte
Atlanta
North Carolina Rabbit Breeders Association
H. F. Fortner
Charles B. Mauldin
Greenville
N. C
Einstein Opposed To Political State In Palestine
Dr Albert Einstein told the Anglo American Palestine committee he opposes creation of a Jewish political state in Palestine and favors a United Nations mandate instead The physicist blamed British divide and rule for Arab Jewish clashes and said Arabs would resist only if not provoked He added he never favored a political state and called that idea an imitation of Europe’s weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert Einstein
Palestine
United Nations
Palestine Committee
Holy Land
Einstein
Europe
Schools Acknowledgment of Foreign Respect and Friendship
The passage expresses gratitude for gifts and friendship from abroad. It notes affection for a distant country, admiration for soldiers, regret over a president, and prayers for the donor’s happiness in return for the joy given.
Moore Resumes Post At Mendenhall-Thompson Realty
Capt. Malcolm G. Moore returns to his former management role at Mendenhall-Thompson realty with 31 months overseas service and planned expansion. Charles Mendenhall shifts to insurance services as Moore marks 12 years with the firm next July after wartime duty with the 5th and 7th armies earning a Bronze Star and five battle stars. Moore and Miss St. Clair Clary of St Cloud Minn were married in Charlotte last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm G. Moore
Mendenhall-Thompson, Realtors
High Point
Capt. Moore
Mendenhall-Thompson Property Management Department
Charles Mendenhall
Moore
St. Clair Clary
St. Cloud
Minn
Charlotte
Home style meals on the Pacific railroad outfits
The Union Pacific fed 24 million meals in 1945 with one fourth served from rolling boarding outfits on the Pacific right of way. Each car contains coal ranges water tanks sinks work tables pastry tables and storage. About 50 outfits have women managers feeding gangs of 10 to 400 men in home style service where meals are placed in large bowls and soldiers take what they want.
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International
OMARA
INS
A, Pacific
Union Pacific
Price Slump Hits State's Weed Marts
A weekly update from the federal state marketing service shows a drop in prices at the flue cured tobacco markets in the old and middle belts. In the middle belt Durham led activity with four selling days and 938,556 pounds sold, averaging 37.03 per hundred, the season's lowest. Old belt markets also declined, while leaf and cutters drove totals. Season totals reach 294,163,221 pounds at an average of 44.13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal-State Marketing Service
Middle Belt
Durham
Old Belt
North Carolina to study teachers merit system
A Raleigh commission studying teacher merit ratings tentatively proposes placing new teachers on trial with an exam before public school work. It backs strict selection and in service training for all teachers and will report recommendations to Governor Cherry before the 1947 assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Educations Association
John W. Umstead
Chapel Hill
Cherry
General Assembly
NCEA
Settlements in Palestine by Dr Parnell W Picklesimer
In Greenville on January 12 a notice describes Dr Parnell W Picklesimer chair of the geography department at South Carolina Teachers College author of Settlements in Palestine in The Mission Herald December issue Episcopal church publication The article outlines geography and life in Bethlehem Nazareth Jerusalem and Capernaum and links regional conditions to current economic and political hardships Picklesimer is a regular contributor to journals such as Social Science Journal of Geography and Economic Geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Palestine
Parnell W
St Carolina Teachers College
Mission Herald
Episcopal Church
Picklesimer
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Jersualem
Capernaum
Social Science
Journal of Georgapy
What Mr Perkins No Pink Elephants
CHICAGO January 12 JINS Junior of the electronics era will bring zoology into homes via television at Lincoln Park Zoo. R Marlin Perkins notes first zoo telecast last year using screens live animals and demonstrations to educate audiences and future home distribution. He claims turtles bite only when provoked and that zebras are black on white, among other findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Chicago
Jins Junior
R. Marlin Perkins
Lincoln Park Zoo
Perkins
Crittenden County 4-H Club Sets Record Totals
Proud of record for Crittenden county 4 H club as sixty members logged 30 820 hours. 202 members produced 104 352 pounds of live weight meat animals. forty four members canned 9 768 quarts of food in the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Crittenden County
Textile expert Bogdan joins NC State as textiles professor
John F. Bogdan, former head of yarn manufacturing at Manville Jenckes, is named applied research technologist and professor of textiles at NC State College. A Nashua New Hampshire native, he studied at Brown Rhode Island State College and Boston University and is known for yarn blending work and fabric testing. His appointment is funded by the North Carolina textile foundation.
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Raleigh
John F. Bogdan
Manville- Jenckes Corporation
Manville
R. I
Textiles
N. C. State College
Scien Institute
Brown University
Rhode Island State College
Boston University
Nashua
N. H
Bogdan
North Carolina Textile Foundation
Treasure Hunt Digs Up No Cash in Somers Estate
In Westboro Massachusetts Arthur Steigelmier and wife search their yard for a buried fortune linked to the Rev Amos N Somers and Miss Fannie Davison estate papers. Despite digging deeply with neighbors helping the yard resembles an atomic site, no money found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Westboro
Mass
INS
Arthur Steigelmier
Berea, O
Amos N. Somers
Fannie Davison
Somers
West Virginia
North
McNarney pleads halt to protests among GIs
General Joseph T. McNarney urged 55 GI delegates from 22,000 protesters to end demonstrations in Frankfurt inviting less harm to the nation. He blamed draft boards for deployment delays and pressed Congress to pressure officials while noting mothers seek Johnny home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Joseph T. McNarney
Congress
McNarney
War Department
Hy Gars
Johnny
Berlin
N C Artists To Display Work In Raleigh Exhibit
An exhibition of paintings by professional North Carolina artists opens next week at the State Art Society gallery in Raleigh. Featured artists include Toni Lupton Hires Greensboro Charles Higgins Wilmington Archie Daniels Chapel Hill Ronald L. Hirst Leadsville Nat Jones Durham Mabel Pugh Raleigh Dorothy Budwig Cherry Point Kenneth Evett Winston-Salem and William C Fields Fayetteville. A jury of Katharine Morris Jon Rembert Raleigh and Helene Tiranoff Chapel Hill selected the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Art Society
Toni Lupton Hires
Reenssboro
Charles Higgins
Wilmington
Archie Daniels
Chapel Hill
Ronald L. Hirst
Leadsville
Nat Jones
Durham
Mabel Pugh
Dorothy Budwig
Cherry Point
Kenneth Evett
Winston-Salem
William C. Fields
Fayetteville
Katharine Morris
Jon Rembert
Helene Tiranoff
Chapel Ill
Burma Pipeline Sold For Junk
The 900 mile U S army oil pipeline across Burma to China was sold as scrap to the Indian Traders' Corporation in New Delhi. The system covered 35 stations from Assam to Want China and was estimated at 500 tons of scrap. The line operated until war’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Burma
China
Indian Traders’ Corporation
Assam
Army commander orders surplus troops sent home in Kansas City note
Passage reports a commander in MacNarney's secretariat directing removal of surplus personnel. He tells officers to locate the extra troops and promises to send them home, while others testifying describe WACs on bicycles relaying 12 MPs to guard an installation.
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Lioyd C. Owen, Jr
Kansas City
MacNarney
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Duke Man On
Palestine Commission
Soviet
Capt
Malcolm Moore
U.S
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Associated Press
Mr. Perkins
Prof
Lewn F. Bogdan
Gls
N.C
Tomlinson
Employment Office
West High St
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