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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1945

Page

10

City Manager Restricts Press to Office as sole news source

City Manager Roy S. Braden orders department heads to bypass reporters and release all information through his office. Future monthly reports, equipment purchases, policies, and health department updates would be routed to the press via the city manager, delaying public access. A second meeting and council session were planned to discuss the policy and the upcoming budget.

Roy S. Braden Ha Aeana Ao Oe Health Department

Bond Auction To Be Resumed Tonight At Eight

High Point leads in Guilford county with 97.4 percent of its 7500000 debt quota raised as bond sales close in on the week end. Auctions at Tomlinson furniture plants and High Street shop gather support from local merchants and notable purchasers including E J Yow John Miller Elmer Brown and W A Tomlinson as the 7th war loan drive aims to finish the deficit.

Impaign High Point Guilford County Oes Tomlinson Furniture High Street Ernie Hedrick Norman Pierce Hamilton Street Tomlinson Wright-Cline Shop Ten-A Grocery Ford Gum Company Five-Point Grocery A & P Stores Wright's Clothing Company Gibson's Ice Creampany Baker'swood Service Big Seertores Miller‘s Sandwich Shop W. Paul Davis Smoak's Shackelford Tailoring Company High Point Hardware Company Automatic Lathe Company Behr Manning Ingram’s Grocery North Side Smith's Studio Sanitar Food E. J. Yow Oohn S. Miller Elmer Brown J. Brooks Monroe C. A. Rombach Crawford Miller A. W. Dunbar W. A. Tomlinson C. F. Newton Miss Ada Gossett Leland G. Grogan P. J. Neal G. B. Stroud T. B. Butler James R. Cox W. J. Staley James B. Reid

Would Rather Enforce Law Than Be Grocer

H F Richardson returns to duty as desk sergeant after leaving in January to run a grocery business. He cites OPA rationing and scarce staples as reasons the retail trade is unprofitable. Brandon fills the desk in his absence. Walker left for armed services, with Brandon set to move back to plain clothes.

H. F. Richardson Rdson Richardson Bill Brandon Brandon Albert Walker Armed Forces

Bray Bound Over For Embezzlement

Bray R. Bray, 24, of 607 Kearns Street, waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to superior court on three embezzlement charges with bond set at 1200. He allegedly embezzled four radios valued at 115, two owned by Lessie Coltrane, one by Jessie Ragan and one by George H. McDaniel.

Trelus R. Bray Kearns Street D. C. MacRae Bray Lessie Coltrane Jessie Ragan George H. McDaniel James Lindsay Hoover Street Pearl Gulledge Loflin Street MacRae Edward Davis Burton Flat State Health Department Health Department Annie E. Pemberton Leonard Street McKinley Simms Day Street Haskelle Alexander Thompson Furlough Street North Carolina Ed Singleton Thompson Singleton Avery Madison Wood Shang John Henry Parker Fairview Street

Train collision injures 23 near Plumerville Arkansas

Two Missouri Pacific passenger trains collided near Plumerville injuring 23 people. At least two are seriously hurt. Cause of the crash is under investigation as trains on the main line between Little Rock Coffeyville Kansas and Little Rock operated in opposite directions.

Little Rock Ark Missouri Pacific Plumerville Coffeyville Kans

Denver judge says juries now contain more high caliber men

Judge Philip B. Gilliam of Denver notes juries are increasingly made up of high caliber men and suggests they prefer serving as jurors over taking on essential jobs. He says more capable men volunteer for jury duty today.

Denver INS Philip B. Gilliam

Local Man Works On Radar Transformer Cores

Pittsfield Massachusetts June 2 A 27 year old General Electric engineer Thomas Gordy heads experiments to develop new transformer cores for electronic and radar war gear. His work aims at higher efficiency, meets army navy tests, and supports radar plants portable power for combat zones. Gordy a UNC alumnus graduated 1936 and joined GE Pittsfield after training at Schenectady.

Pittsfield Mass Thomas Gordy General Electric Co Gordy High Int Mr. Gordy Army General Electric Company University of North Carolina Schenectady Works

Homecoming at Hickory Grove church this Sunday

The annual homecoming will be Sunday at Hickory Grove church with church school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 by the pastor. A picnic dinner will follow on the church grounds. Rev John Gamble will be the afternoon speaker with special singing.

Hickory Grove Church John Gamble

Heat Sparks Skin Irritation Prompting Remedies

Heat waves intensify skin misery with rash and prickly heat as people seek relief using topical powders like Mexsana. The record notes scorching conditions and the discomfort of exposed skin, urging cooling measures and medicated powders to ease itching and irritation.

Chase

High Point Civil Term Opens Next Week With Nine Contested Divorces

High Point's municipal court civil jury term begins July 10 for a one week session presided by Judge D C MacRae. The calendar includes nine uncontested divorces on day one and multiple trial matters against various defendants in the Blue Ribbon Taxi and City Transit dockets plus insurance and transportation disputes.

High Point D. C. MacRae

Signal Corps Seeks Women for Civil ServicePositions

Lt. F. W. Matson of the U S Army Signal Corps arrived in High Point to interview women for civil service openings at Arlington Virginia. Positions span mechanical clerical and analytical roles with benefits and no examination required. First class Pullman transport and housing are promised. Matson will remain at 310 North Main Street through Saturday July 7 to interview interested applicants.

F. W. Matson U. S. Army Signal Corps High Point Signal Corps Arlington Matson Army War Department Lieut United States Event Service North Main Street

County Home Expansion Moves Ahead with 66000 Refinement

The county authorizes 66000 for enlarging the home with 20 new rooms in fire resistant construction. Twenty four rooms? Construction begins within a month and contracts may be awarded at the July 23 meeting. The project aims to provide expanded space for the aged infirm feeble minded and insane per WPB priority.

War Production Board WPB

Local Couples Arrested On Morals Charge In Greensboro Raid

Greensboro police vice squad raided hotels and rooming houses and booked 22, with four from High Point charged with immoral room use. Rachael Pitts and Robert G. McCannon Jr. were arrested at Harris hotel and held for municipal county court. Catherine Koontz and Arlie Hughes were also arrested at Harris hotel and held in default of bond for trial.

Greensboro Yesterda Hi Point Rachael Pitts South Wrenn Street Robert G. McCannon, Jr High Point Harris Hotel Municipal County Court Catherine Koontz Arlie Hughes South Main Street

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