Hoy Hill Dies Suddenly at Work in Forsyth County
Hoy Hill 54 died from a sudden attack Friday afternoon at Walker Furniture in Winston-Salem on Jacobs Street. He resided with his family on Thomasville Road and was a Forsyth County resident. Survived by wife Missie Scott two sons Earlie Hill and Shirley Hill of High Point Route 6. three daughters Mrs Arthur Cox and Mrs Herman Cox of Winston-Salem Route 6. three brothers Hill of Virginia Gilbert Winston-Salem and Dale Lewisville. two sisters Coral Dull of Clemmonsville and Mrs Addie Jackson of Arcadia. Body taken to Yow's Funeral Home. Funeral at Mt Oliver Methodist Church Sunday afternoon with a service at his brother in law Web Scott's home at 1:15. Officiating ministers listed. Burial in Mt Oliver Cemetery.
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Y Hill
Walker Furniture
Mipany
Jacobs Street
Hill
Thomasville Road
Forsyth County
Missie Scott
Earlie Hill
Shirley Hill
High Point
Arthur Cox
Herman Cox
Win- Salem
Virginia
Gilbert Winston-Salem
Dale L Lewisville
Coral Dull
Clemmonsville
Addie Jackson
Arcadia
Yow
Mt. Oliver Meth
Webl Scott
E. A. Holton
W.kins
Frank Hillard
Church Cemetery
Bond sales lag in city during Fifth Loan campaign
“E” bond sales slowed with 123 units totaling 6712.50, leaving High Point 48734.75 short of the 551000 city quota. The Fifth Loan campaign shows Carolina's quota around 63 percent in “E” sales, with High Point ahead of the state average.
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High Point
Carolina
Ration Roundup: Weekly OPA News and Coupon Details
Weekly ration roundup lists valid stamps for processed foods meats and fats sugar canning sugar shoes and fuel oils. It notes gasoline A ten coupons now valid in the Carolinas Georgia and Florida and requires car owners to write license numbers on all gasoline coupons.
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OPA
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
City Court Cases Postponed Until Friday Morning
City Court clerk M W Nash said all cases set for Monday and Wednesday of next week would be moved to Friday pending completion of superior court session. Luther was found innocent of operating a vehicle under the influence after a lengthy jury trial. Kepley was found not guilty of larceny from his roommate. Of 141 cases slated this week, 25 had capituses waived and 110 were disposed of before jury sessions.
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M. W. Nash
Pee
Superior Court
Luther
H. M. Keplew Kepley
Promptness Ranked Top By Farmers In Credit Needs
Merle E. Selecman, deputy manager of the American Bankers Association, told the North Carolina Bankers conference that a poll of 34,000 farmers found one third rank promptness as the main credit need. Interest rate and total cost followed, with 28 percent, and 24 percent valued convenient payment law and freedom from red tape.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Merle E. Selecman
American Bankers Association
North Carolina Bankers Conference
Selecman
OWI Official Closing Address At North Carolina Press Assn Meet
The 72nd NC Press Association convention closed with a banquet at the Ion Hotel where George W. Healy Jr. of OWI delivered the keynote. Dr. Julian S. Miller of the Charlotte Observer was elected president, succeeding John B. Harris.
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OWI
Miller
North Carolina Press Association
Ion Hotel
George W. Healy, Jr
Office of War Information
Julian S. Miller
Charlotte Observer
John B. Harris
Albemarle
Harvey Laffoon
The
Elkin Tribune
Beatrice Cobb
Morganton News-Herald
Clarence Griffin
Forest City Courier
Harris
Laffoon
Frank Daniels
Raleigh
R. E. Price
Rutherfordton
E. A. Resch
Siler City
Elizabeth Swindell
Wilson
Permen
Healy
Armed Services
Virginia Frank
Sara Alderman
Eddie McCormick
Valeria Kivett
Francis Booze
Dorothy Hoskins
Ella Lou Taylor
Associated Dailies
Galt Braxton
Kinston
Enterprise
Burlington Times-News
John Mattern
Germany
North Carolina Association of
Worth Bacon
Winston-Salem Sentinel
Henry Belk
Goldsboro News-Argus
H. A. Cecil
High Point Enterprise
R T Fowler Dies of Heart Attack at Home
Richard Thomas Fowler aged 48 died of a heart attack at his home on Route 3 Friday afternoon. He had worked with R D Fowler Motor Lines and led the Fowler farm on Fairfield Road. Born November 18 1895 in Johnson City Tennessee he leaves a wife formerly Martha Gordon, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of his Portland brother with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Richard Thomas Fowler
Rt. 3
Mr. Fowler
R. D. Fowler
Maggie Woody Fowler
Martha Gordon
Stokes County
William Fowler
Army Air Base
Portland
Ore
A. L. Fowler
Morganton
E. V. Fowler, Jr
Police Raid Negro Home Seizes Homebrew. Several Arrests Made
Police raided a Leonard street home finding five gallons of homebrew. Ruby McLean was charged with violating prohibition and bonded at $100. James Gulledge, 23, of Tate street, held on $300 bond for assault with a deadly weapon after a rock attack on Janue Jenkins. Thomas Kennon, 17, and John Lovett tied to an affray at 605 Leonard and 917 West Green streets, with bonds totaling $400 and $200 respectively.
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Ruby McLean
Leonard Street
James Gurledge
Tate Street
Gulledge
Janue Jenkins
Thomas Kennon
Isaac Jones
John Lovett
West Green Street
Kennon
Three Divorce Suits Filed With Clerk
Three divorce suits were filed in the clerk’s office yesterday afternoon. Sergeant William C Kendall seeks a divorce from Myrtle K Kendall on statutory grounds and asks custody of their two children be awarded to his sister. Mae Miller Ray versus Model Ray and Bernis F Staley versus Bertha W Staley are filed on two years separation grounds.
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William C. Kendall
Myrtle Kendall
Mae Miller Ray
Model Ray
Bernis F. Staley
Bertha W. Staley
Monetary Conference Debates Cost of Postwar Cooperation
In Bretton Woods New Hampshire the United Nations monetary conference nears adjournment four days hence as delegates wrestle with how much postwar financial cooperation will cost each nation. A key test is agreement on membership quotas for a projected eight billion dollar fund, paving the way for later plans for a ten billion dollar world bank. Grizzly bears can climb trees only when they are cubs.
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Bretton Woods
N. H
United Nations Monetary Conference
World Bank
Sgt Leazer Drowns in Florida Parachute Training
A. L. Leazer 24 son of Mrs Blanche Leazer Greensboro drowned when he parachuted from a training Flying Fortress plane in Florida during a routine combat exercise. He entered service in 19 and served 19 months overseas with 19 bombing missions earning the Distinguished Flying Cross. Survivors include mother two brothers S Sgt Herman W Leazer Nashville Tenn and Albert A Leazer Brownville Tex and two sisters Mrs J F Sheffield High Point and Doris Leazer. Body held at Hanes Funeral Home Greensboro pending funeral arrangements.
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A. L. Leazer
Blanche Leazer
Greensboro
Florida
Flying Fortress
Herman W. Leazer
Nashville
McNutt May Seek National Service Law If Plan Fails
Washington July 15 Manpower Chairman McNutt may reverse his stance and seek a national service law if current job placement efforts fail to win public support. Government officers say his agency faces a supreme test as it aims to move 79,000 workers between regions to fill war jobs by Sept 1. Alaska has produced $500,000,000 in gold in 50 years.
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Washington
P— Manpower
1 V. McNutt
Key
McNutt
High Point Township Excluded From Rent Control
Real estate owners rushed to report to the Greensboro rent control office but confusion arose over High Point township. An error in yesterday’s Enterprise claimed only the city of High Point was excluded from Guilford rent control effective July 1. Today is the filing day for landlords.
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Greensboro
High Point Township
City of
High Point
Guilford
Local draft board announces reclassifications in detail
The local draft board lists extensive reclassifications for many registrants. Names with new codes include 1-A to 1-C and 2-A to 1-A shifts, plus several 4-F to 1-A or 4-F to 4-F adjustments. Annotations define 1-A 2-A 1-C 2-B 3-D 4-F categories and age-based A marks.
Private Clarence E. Returns From Furlough at Camp Carson
Private Clarence E has returned to Camp Carson S C after a 15 day furlough visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W C Causey of 306 Centennial Ave Hartley Promoted Richard Davis Hartley son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Hartley Sr of 108 FE Russell has completed training at the U S Naval Pre Flight school at Chapel Hill and will proceed from there to Naval Air Station in Iowa for further training
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Clarence E
Camp Carson
S. C
W. C. Causey
Centennial Ave
Hartley
Richard Davis Hartley
Edgar Hartley
Russell
U. S. Naval
Chapel Hill
Naval Air Station
Iowa
New Company Forms for J W Pierce at Camp Beale
Pfe J W Pierce son of Mrs Stellar Radford 411street joins the 260th Quartermaster Railhead Company at Camp Beale California. After training at Fort Bragg and Camp Walters Texas he heads overseas with the unit.
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Dom
Pfe
J. W. Pierce
Stellar Radford
Street
260Th Quartermaster
Camp Beale
Calif
Fort Bragg
Camp Walters
Texas
Whitleys to Visit Here for Brief Naval Family Reunion
Ensign Joe Whitley USN and Lieut D P Whitley USNR, both recently in the Pacific, are due home on brief leaves. Joe, a 1943 Naval Academy graduate, has served aboard a Pacific fleet battleship and is visiting his parents at 323 Woodrow Avenue. D P Whitley, after 21 months in the Pacific, is stationed in Washington DC and also expected home next week. The brothers have not met since February 1942.
A New View on Food
A critic reviews Man's Food, I a Rhyme Or Reason, by Mark Graubard. The work argues food should be guided by social conscience and science, not whim or prejudice, citing vitamin history and the limits of X ray cancer detection.
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Mark Graubard
Biology
Clark University
MacMillan Company
New York
Tobacco Meet Opposes Short Sales Hours
Governors or their representatives from flue-cured tobacco states meet in Columbia to oppose reducing sales hours for the 1944 season. They argue curtailment would hinder farmers from getting tobacco to warehouses and discuss possibly market holidays if prices falter. States involved include Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida and Georgia.
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Columbia
S. C
Olon D. Johnston
South Carolina
Tobacco Association of the
Tom Linder
Georgia
Ellis Arnall
Ted
OPA
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Mogilev Town History and Roman New Year Reference
Mogilev in Russia traces its origins to the 13th century. The text notes March 1 as the Roman New Year reference, indicating an old calendar association.
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Mogilev
Russia
Motorists Urged To Buy Auto Stamps
Officials urged motorists to purchase 6 850 auto tax stickers before checking begins to avoid penalties. The sticker must be displayed on the lower left hand side of the windshield, and many car owners have not yet bought them.
Man Missing 14 Years Found in Hartford
Hartford Courant reports John A. Commons, 53, former University of Wisconsin economist, missing since 1930, found driving a Hartford laundry truck. Declared dead in 1938 after his wife divorced him. he says he never remarried and kept his own name. Draft records show registration at Poughkeepsie New York.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartford Courant
John A. Commons
University of Wisconsin
Commons
Detroit
Milwaukee
the Courant
Tremont Street
Aghkeepsie
N. Y
May Try Two Officers Before December 7
The possibility courts martial may be organized before December 7 for the trials of Rear Admiral Husband E. Kimmel and Major General Walter C. Short was suggested. Special boards were appointed to examine Pearl Harbor events, with trials expected to begin after taking pleas and recessing for the war.
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Washington
Husband E. Kimmel
Walter C. Short
Pearl Harbor
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Bell Telephone
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Jefferson
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Walgreen
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