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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1945

Page

10

Victory Ship USS High Point to Receive Library

High Point citizens raise funds to place a library aboard the USS High Point Victory during its shipboard installation at the ex Fairfield Shipyards in Maryland. The American Merchant Marine Library Association will fund and install a complete library with a plaque noting the gift, aiming for delivery by August 20.

High Yoint Enterprise High Victory Victory R N. Phillip American Merchant Marine Library Association U.S.S Victory High Point Enterprise The Library Association U. S. Maritime Commission

Pomona Terra Cotta Faces Damage Actions

Leona Haney Goodman sues Pomona Terra Cotta Company Inc for 10000 damages claiming May 21 1945 truck collision caused serious permanent injuries on a dirt road between Watts Bakery and Kivett Drive. Driver Alex Brown alleged negligent driving on the wrong side of the road. A separate suit by James R Goodman on behalf of minor Leona Goodman seeks 2 damages for alleged serious injuries from the same accident.

Leona Haney Goodman Pomona Terra Cotta Company, Inc Alex Brown Watts Bakery High Point-Greensboro Kivett Drive James Ragan Goodman H S Leona Ha- Goodman Ae Terra Cotta Company, Inc

William L Hill Dies At Home In Denton

William Laurence Hill aged 82 died at his Denton home after a week long illness. Survived by wife Ina Hill two daughters Mrs Thomas Hunt of Thomasville and Mrs Ray Latham of Denton a son William Lee Hill of Eldorado and three grandchildren. Funeral services set for Liberty Methodist church Randolph county Wednesday at 11 AM with interment in the church cemetery.

Denton William Laurence Hill Ina Hill Thomas Hunt Thomasville Ray Latham William Lee Hill Eldorado Liberty Methodist Church Randolph County

City reports year end surplus and large unspent balances

The City Accountant presents a year end surplus of 419872.82 with a total unencumbered balance of 223194.05 and a capital reserve fund of 729.98 carried forward. Various departments show vacancies and underages in services contractual and current charges while property and debt funds hold large remaining balances. The report notes higher tax collections and other revenues, offset by lower license and municipal court fees and higher utility and street collections, with final surplus 178788.98 and planned use of restricted funds.

H Point H. Lake Crowe Eatiansience Crowe Oakwood Cemetery Greenhill Cemetery Division of Police City O Tion High Point Housing Authority Guilford County Water Debt Service

City Manager Proposes North South Route Through City

Roy S Braden told the council of a state maintained north south route plan with two new links and a new bridge. An alternate Mangum Gaylord route could be cheaper but the project would require property acquisitions and four houses removal near Fifth Street. The council also adopted a flat wholesale tax schedule and assigned the purchasing agent to delinquent street assessments and tax foreclosures while the city sells about 1,700 largely vacant parcels.

Roy S. Braden Braden Southern Railway Perry Street Mangum Avenue Gaylord Street Rg Penally Coll Fifth Street Willowbrook Eres Om ” Meganes State Offi Cial Finance Committee

Budget surplus figures and treasury investments noted

The document lists a budget surplus of 419 872 88 on June 30 1945 with net cash of 307 872 88 and 112 000 in 7 8 per cent U S Treasury certificates maturing December 1 1945. It compares 1944 surplus 340 686 71 with 108 036 29 in Treas ury certificates and 230 650 42 in cash. The B 29 is powered with four 2 000 horsepower engines.

U. S. Treasury

Mail Service To Italian Provinces Is Extended

The postmaster general extends restricted mail service to Italy effective immediately. Letters and cards to armed forces in Bolzano Trento and Udine may be sent up to two pounds three ounces with registry to continental Italy excluding Gorizia Trieste Pola and Fiume. No merchandise is allowed. gift packages to Vatican Rome Naples Palermo remain as previously announced. Parcel post to locations outside Italy is not accepted.

Italy Bolanza Trento Udine Sardinia Sicily Gorizia Trieste Pola Fiume Post Office Department Vatican City Rome Naples Palermo

Bankers Meet on GI Loan Program in North Carolina

About 50 bankers from five NC associations and eleven Piedmont counties met at the Sheraton last night to clarify GI loan handling for returning veterans. R L Heckard presided as panelists presented improved loan transactions for business home and farm loans and veterans administration involvement.

North Carolina Bankers Association Piedmont Sheraton Hotel R. L. Heckard Winston- Salem Presiding Garden C. Hunter The Peoples Bank Roxboro L. D. Brooks Union National Bank Charlotte Committee On Service To War Veterans W. H. Neal Wachovia Bank and Trust Comny Winston-Salem Fred W.reene Raleigh Clyde L. Garrett Veterans Administration Washington, D. C Brooks American Banking Association North Carolina

Mrs. Nannie H. Burrage Dies at 73 in Winston-Salem

Mrs. Nannie H. Burrage, 73, of 511 White Oak Street, died Monday afternoon at 2 30 after months of declining health. Born May 12, 1872 in Albemarle, she was a daughter of Rev. A F and Martha Hall Hathcock, married Jan 1916 to W V Burrage, and survived by nieces and nephews. A registered nurse, she had not practiced for years and funeral services were held Wednesday at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. F L Conrad, burial in Floral Garden cemetery. The body remained at Sechrest Funeral Home until service time.

Nannie H. Burrage White Oak Street Winston~Salem Albemarle A. F Martha Hall Hathcock Wv. A. Burrage Emmanuel Lutheran Church Poe F. L. Conrad Floral Garden Sechrest Funeral

Civitan Luncheon Showed Oil For Tomorrow Film

At the Sheraton hotel Civitan club members heard G F Ball from Standard Oil explain oil uses and presented a moving picture Oil for Tomorrow. Guests Worth Bowman John Brockman and Ray Neville attended Earl Smith joined the club. Attendance prize went to Charles Rich's team.

Civitan Club Sheraton Hotel J. H. McCall G. F. Ball Charlotte Standard Oil Co

County Board Sets August 8 Date for Final Tax Action

County commissioners finish budget work approving a 2 721 229 17 supplemental budget and keeping the 72 cent county tax rate. The rate allocates funds across General hospital welfare health debt service old age assistance aid to children blind school current and capital outlay. Local district rates include Bessemer sanitary district 43 cents and Greater Greensboro school district 20 inside city 29 outside. Hi Point special school district rate not specified.

General Fund Welfare Health Bessemer Greater Greensboro Hi Point

Australian Private Creates Owen Submachine Gun

A 27 year old Australian private invents the Owen sub-machine gun. The device is described as a compact firearm developed in wartime context and attributed to a single young inventor.

Owen

Local USES Aids War Veterans in Six Months of 1945

During the first half of 1945 the local U S Employment Service handled 3258 veteran visits and 523 non agricultural placements. Thirty six more veteran jobs were filled through local USES efforts, with 151 applications by handicapped veterans yielding 55 placements. General visits reached 23065 with 20159 cases of special services. The office made 5906 referrals to non agricultural jobs, confirmed 4583 placements, and assisted in 587 other placements. About 3078 of non agricultural placements were in essential activities locally. North Carolina offices logged 63 veteran visits in the same period.

U. S. Employment Service Ralph E. Miller Miller High Point War Manpower Commission North Carolina J. S. Dorton

POWs Build Lumber at Fort Lewis May Output Value

German prisoners of war supervised by fort engineers milled 509 510 board feet of lumber in May. Working with 35 engineer troops they produced about $400 per man, for a total lumber value near $20 000.

Fort Lewis Wash INS Fort Engineers

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Rive USS High Point 4 C. M Reddick L. M. DeLegal Hamilton Lumber CO Igh Point Johns-Manville Parker-Brown Lumber CO Oak St N.fl Garner Pomona Company William L. Hill Main St Greensboro Women’s Army Corps Mildred A. Ling Peggy L. Gordon Esther E. Nelson Vaughan N. Margaret Young Durham Ft. Des Moines Iowa Ling Henry M. Ling Route 3 High Poin Allen Jay High School Portsmouth Gordon Annie K. Barnheardt North Davie Street Greensboro High School King's Business School Berks Department Store Army Stanley J. C. Penney Co Nat Walker Walgreen V.A. Burrage Civitans Reasona Fraley Field WN. C Sul Sf Courers Euon Eee Llpi Washington Jack C. Mundy S. O. Mundy Lexington Mallaret Knight Pastricia Dianne Ren Center Theatre Walter Barkes Wrenn Gate City Motor CO Dee Eee Optometrist Wachovia Bank North State Machine Shop Grimes Street North Main
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