Mayor Names Fair Rents Committee in High Point
The mayor of High Point announced the formation of a fair rents committee to hold line on rental rates. He will name members tomorrow, citing realtor and tenant appeals and a national owners association request. The move aligns with a nationwide effort to maintain fair rent standards.
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Earl N. Phillips
High Point
OPA
National Home and Property Owners’ Association
Washington, D C
First 1947 Cars Go On Display In High Point
The first 1947 automobile models, Studebakers, go on display at Lewis Motor Company in High Point at 115 South Wrenn Street. Fleet Lewis, the local dealer, says the postwar Studebaker design is lower, wider, and more streamlined with improved safety, comfort, and efficiency.
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Studebakers
Lewis’ Motor Company
South
Wrenn Street
Fleet Lewis
Amnesty Granted Some Germans By Gen. Clay
Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay announced a general political amnesty in the U S occupation zone for Germans born after January 1 1919 excluding major offenders under denazification laws. Youthful offenders may receive rehabilitation but higher Hitler Youth officers and Nazi workers, war criminals, and active propagandists are excluded. The Russians have pursued a similar policy more informally.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Clay
German States Council
Hitler Youth
Nazi
Thomasville Chair Company Talks With CIO on Contract
Thomasville Chair Company and United Furniture Workers Local 286 CIO plan a July 19 meeting to continue negotiations for a union contract. Talks have occurred since early May with agreement on most points except wages and union security or checkoff.
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Thomasville
United Furniture Workers’ of America Local No. 286
CIO
Thomasville Chair Company
Superior Court Clerk to be Here Wednesday
J. P. Shore Guilford county clerk of superior court will be at the AE building in High Point on Wednesday instead of Thursday. The clerk’s office will be closed Thursday July 4. He visits High Point weekly to accept filings and handle court business. Big Ben V-2 rocket reaches about 3650 miles per hour in maximum speed.
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J. P. Shore
Superior Court
Guilford County
High Point
Anl
Hore
300 Expected At Carriers Convention
High Point will host about 300 delegates for the annual state convention of letter carriers and its auxiliary. Registration opens at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Sheraton hotel. New state officers will be elected.
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High Point
Sheraton Hotel
G. H. Cloutz
Charlotte
C. EB. Cornelison
P. E. Houser
Winston-Salem
Henry P. White
Greensboro
Coe
Asheville
R W. Humoe
Raleigh
H. G. Johnson
Inston-Salem
Cc. E. Cornelison
C. A. Gallimore
Clyde H. White
H. G. Peters
Thomasville Lions install new officers for 1946-47
Thomasville Lions club installed new officers led by Harold Harrison as president at the Woman's club building. New vice presidents are George L. Handley Dr. R. L. McDoneld and Henry Poe. Other officers include Romulus Skaggs secretary T. Hines Hall treasurer Robert Snider tail twister and several directors. Past president Pennington reviewed last year’s activities and announced a July 16 outing at High Rock lake with attendance pins awarded to four members.
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Thomasville Lions
Thomasville
Sial
Thomasville Lions Club
J. Claiborne Pennington
Charlie Prevost
Tom F. Johnson
Charlie Cline
Do. R. Reed
George H. Arnold
Pennington
Lions Club
High Rock Lake
Joel Walker
Curtis Fields
James Hounceycutt
Carlis Kennedy
R. F. van Landingham
Karl Koestline
High Point Lions
Bob Smith
Lloyd Flythe
James Kaite
Thomasville Jaycees Names 1946 47 Committee Chairs
At the Thomasville Jaycees monthly session in the Masonic building President Harry B. Finch announced the 1946 47 committee chairmen. Names include Dolan Calhoun Jesse Finch A J Hudson Jr youth welfare Harry Finch G M Casper government affairs and others. Guests included J W Pinkston.
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Thomasville
Jaycees
Masonic
Harry B. Finch
Dolan Calhoun
Jesse Finch
A. J. Hudson, Jr
G. M. Casper
S. T. Stoker
Clayton Hilton
Bill Nance
John Carter
Henry W. Kennedy
Douglas Deaton
Wint Capel
Harold Hinkle
Bill Balsom
Eugene Green
Earl Pleasants
Joe Swicegood
J John Carter
Frank Lambeth
Jaycee
Joe Walker
Boyd Fouts
Jay Howard
J. W. Pinkston
Fertilizer Sales Rise in North Carolina Fiscal Year
North Carolina fertilizer sales totaled 1 544 780 tons for the just ended fiscal year an increase of 499 tons from the prior year Assistant Commissioner D S Coltrane reported today Feeds consumption reached 839 443 tons up 2 578 tons from the previous year in the state announcements
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Raleigh
North Carolina
D. S. Coltrane
Coltrane
CROSSWORD BY EUGENE SHEFFER HORIZON1
Crossword puzzle by Eugene Sheffer with clues across and down for coarse cotton cloth knock small rug mental concepts Greek let silkworm official stamas leafless flower organ weaves rope department in France female rug Japanese coin change formerly gaze fixed copyright supplies a resolution allayed function in trigonometry soiled thing in law lyric poem African arrow poison relating to the mail frightened with Hebrew measures diminutive for Edward wrath networks summer accomplished attempt vertical 1 prefix wrong 2 citrus drink 3 closest 4 narrative 5 beasts of burden 6 that which is retained 7 sweetsop 8 woodland deity 9 deserve 10 get up 11 lodge door keeper 17 those who deal out sparingly 19 waistcoats 21 corded fabric 22 epoch 24 land-measure 26 seesaw 28 South American mountains 30 negative vote 32 spring flowers 33 culminate 34 observe 36 gnawed away 38 feminine name 39 narrow waterway 40 English author 42 put away for future use 45 Persian fairy 46 town in Iowa 48 among poet 50 narrow water passage 51 speak
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Department
France
South
Local Residents Share Weekend Travel and Visits
Edna Earle Ferree visits Alexandria Virginia and Salisbury Maryland over the holiday weekend leaving Saturday night and returning Sunday week. W G Ralston returns home from Winston Salem Baptist Hospital after treating a fractured arm. A Four Square church Fourth of July picnic is planned leaving at nine by church vehicles. Ensign John B Bowman arrives from the west coast and visits aunt Sue Lineberry. Elmer Johnson and family travel to Clarkton and Wilmington for visits. Julian S Hopkins family plans a two week vacation to Kentucky Indiana with Bible conference in Winona Lake.
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Edna Earle Ferree
Alexandria
Salisbury
W. G. Ralston
Orlando
Winston-Salem
the Baptist Hospital
Four-Square
O. L Watkins
John B. Bowman
Navy
West Coast
Pacific Area
Sue C. Lineberry
Julian S. Hop
Louise Avenue
Baby
Betsy
Kentucky
Indiana
Waynesville
Louisville
Winona Lake
Pin-Worm Warning Promises Easy Cure With P-W Tablets
Reader alert notes many children and adults may suffer Pin-Worms without realizing it. The ad touts gentian violet as the key ingredient in JAYNE'S P-W tablets, claiming they remove Pin-Worms and offering satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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Dr. D. Jayne & Son
Jayne
Simple midriff sunsuit pattern 4836 details
Advertisement notes an easy open midriff sunsuit pattern 4836 with bra top from one piece. Sizes 12 to 20, includes skirt and shorts options with yardage listed. Price twenty five cents in coin for pattern and order details from Pattern Dept New York.
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Sena
Enterprise
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adame
20 Veterans Report At Thomasville
Twelve servicemen from the city with discharges reported to the local draft board between June 24 and July 1. Names include Raymond Addison Kennedy, Charles Franklin Lambeth Jr, Willie Lee Steete, William Clyde Marlowe, Ra McCoy Grimes Jr, Clyde Wilson Solder, Billie Lee Sechrest, Jas Kirkman Jr, Austin Rufus Pierce, John Vernon Crawford, William Ralph Parker, George Calvin Wallace. Also reporting were Phillips Westmoreland of Point, Clyde Lindsay Sinka Winston-Salem, Calvin Odell Gallimore and Albert Lee Roy Waisner of Denton. About 14 cubic feet of warm moist air weighs one pound.
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Thomasville
Cily
Raymond Addison Kennedy
Charles Franklin Lambeth, Jr
Willie Lee Steete
William Clyde Marlowe
Ra McCoy Grimes, Jr
Clyde Wilson Solder
Billie Lee Sechrest
Jas. Kirkman, Jr
Austin Rufus Pierce
John Vernon Crawford
William Ralph Parker
George Calvin Walace
A- Phillips Westmoreland of
Point
Clyde Lindsay Sinka
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Thomasville Firm
C. A. Auffmordt & CO
Fourth Avenue
Dad
Duke Power Company
Duke
Carolina Trailways
Manteo
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Union Bus Terminal
North Wrenn ST
Itrlweiys
Eugene Sheffer
Stamas
Edward
Wrath
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Iowa
Fai
Tia
Fia
Jas
Sally Rand
D. R. Shoemaker
San Francisco
Bubble
Jake Ehrlich
E. Simms Campbell
Brady
West Green Street
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mes
Elmer Johnson
Mayview Avenue
Clarkton
Wilmington
Mr. Johnson
Rufus Memory
Alex Johnson
E. R. Mellvaine
Goldsboro
Meclvaine
Virginia Ellison
Glenn B. Winslow
Boulevard
B. Hauser
Eleanor
Dora Hill
Dick Carter Ware
Drexel
Kathleen Asbury
Marcus Anthony
W. R. Halstead
Barbee Street
Boulevard Unit
Roy Welborn
Billy Robert
Frances
Elizabeth, N. J
Welborn
W. L. Stamey
William H. Silimon
Randleman
Pat
Kate Wilbern
West Greentreet
Army
Parachute Infantry
Charles F. Carroll
Nashville, Tenn
Peabody College
Dennis Hooke
Lee F. Shaner
Baltimore
Marie Spencer
E. Philip Wiesner
Forest Park Presbyterian Church
N. Hager
W. H. Currie
Norwood Court Apartments
J. C. Walker
C W. Cooke
Gastonia
A. L. Cooke
English Street
Seward Market
East Commerce
Eckerd’s
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
THE
Nyack Ensemble
Nyack
M. A. Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
B.f.goodrich Silvertown
Silvertown
Goodrich 1
Lew Lebra
M. C
B.f.goodrich
Laon
Ogee
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