Farm Buildings Catch Fire Regularly Across United States
A farm home or barn building catches fire every 15 minutes in the United States, prompting warnings about rural fire safety and the need for ready firefighting resources.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1945
Page
18
A farm home or barn building catches fire every 15 minutes in the United States, prompting warnings about rural fire safety and the need for ready firefighting resources.
The Municipal Court of the City of High Point Guilford County North Carolina announces an action against Dougan Shore and Joseph C Shore to enforce a street assessment lien on real estate in the name Douglas Shore now owned by Dougan Shore and Joseph C Shore. The defendants must appear and answer within thirty days from July 28 1945 or relief will be granted. Florence W. Allen Assistant Clerk of the Municipal Court.
Trustees in Thomasville announce the disbanding of the Baptist mission near town. Property sale proceeds amount to 603.32 dollars and are donated to the Baptist Orphanage of North Carolina and the Nazareth Orphans Home at Rockwell. Trustees named include W. N. Parker C. C. Roberts W. H. Sullivan Elmer Sizemore and Sidney Stynchcomb.
Crossword puzzle clues mixed with spelling variants and partial answers across across and down entries in a historic Horizont puzzle page. Reads like a filled word grid with definitions for habitation eccentric wheel parody meadow and many more with numeral and language variants.
Staff Sergeant Milton Katzman of Fall River Mass recalls two Iwo Jima night missions in a B-24. He says the cone of lights felt like being pinned down and naked as a Christmas turkey, a vivid account from RAF redistribution station No 1.
An early 1945 King Features Syndicate piece reviews studies showing German measles during the first two months of pregnancy commonly causes congenital defects such as cataracts and heart malformation. It notes eye defects in four additional cases and discusses virus transmission via the placenta and possible preventive immune serum options.
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