Morrison Minor Wins 2500 in City Transit Injury Suit
Judge D C MacRaw signs judgment in municipal civil court awarding Frances Morrison two thousand five hundred dollars for injuries from a City Transit bus incident on East High Street. Medical and related costs are deducted from the award. five divorces granted today, with one denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. MacRaw
Municipal
F. A. Morrison
Frances Morrison
K. Herman Falk
City Transit
East High Street
Plaliff
P. L. Lyles
Pauline Lacy
Marshall B Isley
Paul Jove
Nutritive Feeds Boost Calves Milk Output at Detroit Farm
Research at a 200 acre facility near Detroit sponsored by General Mills reveals feed elements with high value for farm animals. Findings show calves grow faster cows yield more milk and hens lay extra eggs aided by standardized milk production graphs and growth curves. A device to compute cow feed needs is described along with mention of a wariness of transcription errors.
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Detroit
Seneral Mills Inc
Minneapolis
Larro
General Mills
Church Social and Bible Classes Inked in Ward Street Notices
Ward Street Methodist and Gos pel Tabernacle announce meetings for church circles and a Ladies Bible class. Circles meet tonight and Friday at designated homes with speakers and refreshments for members and invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ward Street Methodist Church
Betty Lou Armentroui
Gilbert Street
Ladies Bible
Ladies’ Bible Class
Gospel Tabernacle
Russell Harmon
South Wrenn Street
Elizabeth Albright
Ly. L. Hendricks
Greensboro Highway
Jamestown
Zealous defense in contract bridge misreads position
In a Culbertson column, a North-South vulnerable deal features East overzealous play. West opens diamonds, East signals with seven, and a sequence leads to East misplacing defenses. East sacrifices the king, allowing the declarer to gain two extra diamonds and one spade to win.
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West
East
Declarer
Record Outlay For Postwar Business
American manufacturers and businessmen plan to spend a record 4.5 billion dollars on plants equipment and alterations in the year ahead, per a Commerce Department survey of nearly 7 000 firms. The private capital expenditure would be about three times the prewar average and is expected to create millions of jobs. About 30 percent targets new plants with large gains in paper and printing textiles apparel and leather sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Pattern 4806 Shoulder Line For Easy Sew
Advertisement for Simplicity pattern 4806 offering a shoulder line design with no sleeves to set in and easy construction. Lists sizes 14 to 42, yardage for size 16, and price to order from The High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept. Box 173 Station O New York NY. Also mentions Anne Adams 1945 Summer Pattern Book with free patterns and a small additional cost for the book.
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High Point Enterprise
Pattern Dept. P
Station O
New York 11
N. Y
Anne Adams
City Has Not Contemplated New Airport
Mayor Earl N. Phillips said the city council is not considering establishing or operating a municipal airport. He noted officials were contacted by High Point Airport Inc regarding rumors of a local field and stated funding for airfield projects remains available postwar.
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Earl N. Phillips
High Point Airport, Inc
Mator
Phillips
Pay
Divorce actions filed as two husbands and wives split
Several divorce petitions are listed including Mrs Edna Staten charging Frank Staten with separation allegations and abuse. Roscoe Yates faces claims of infidelity with Mary Durrant. Four more suits allege two years of separation. An administratrix answers a suit by Alice Allred claiming services rendered to Margie Ashe.
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Edna’ R. Staten
Frank Staten
Welfare Department
C. R Yates
Roscoe Yates
Mary Durrant
Lillian New
Roy ‘C. New
Theodore R Morgan
Mattie L. Morgan
Frances Juanita Parton
Andrew Franklin Parton
Fannie Mae Johnson
J. D Johnson Cleo Cole
Margie Ashe
Alice Allred
Miss Allred
Sayin
Alice All
Bulova Watchmaker Opens Veterans Vocational School
A New York watch maker launches a summer program for veterans offering classes in watch clock and instrument making and repair. The school will admit about 250 students annually and promises graduates job opportunities in communities of their choice.
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Watch Company
New York
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Miss. Morrison
Jamie Lee Gordon Jones
Wells
Rebecca Wells
Theo Suggs
E1slie Sage
Mamie Sue Goher
W. B. Goher
Berry
Atlantic States Motor Lines
Apex Transportation
Atlantic States
Ward
WSOCS
South Side Circle
South Side Baptist Church
Circle Two
Welch
Florence Thomas
Franklin Welch
Parkway
Fred Thomas
O. K. McCarter
Blair Park
Gay Grant
Rose Mee Samuels
Josephine Culbertson
North Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
LUX
RINSO
Hoi
Lipton’s Tea
INIA
Beh Food Store
West End
Bulova
Margie Ash
Cork
San Cura
Eckerd
Wu'tr
Austelle
Penney
Iceland
Jacquard
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