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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1946

Page

2

Durham Stockpile Bill Approved by House Conferees

Senate conferees sunk the Senate version and accepted the House bill drafted by Rep. Carl Durham of Chapel Hill. Senator Warren Austin urged unanimous approval of Durham’s bill, calling it superior. Rep. Ewing Thomason praised it as constructive and a living monument to Durham’s intelligence and devotion. The measure aims to ensure stockpiling of strategic materiel for future conflicts.

Washington Senate House Carl Durham Chapel Hill Durham Warren Austin Vermont United States United Nations Ewing Thomason Texas House Military Affairs Committee Thomason

Lions Gather in Raleigh for 24th North Carolina District 31 Meet

Lions clubs from North Carolina District 31 will convene in Raleigh from June 14 to 16 for the 24th annual convention of the districts 31 International Association of Lions Clubs. The event ends with the North Carolina Association for the Blind meeting. Dr Joseph F Clunk of the federal security agency will address the blind convention.

Raleigh North Carolina Lions Clubs International Association of Lions Clubs North Carolina Association For the Blind The Joseph F. Clunk National Services For the Blind Federal Security Agency Blind Association

Salt Pay for Roman Soldiers Reported in Ancient Records

Ancient records note that Roman soldiers received part of their wages as salt. The unusual payment method highlights salt’s value in antiquity and military sustenance.

Nylon Production Soaring, Senators Report

Four senators report nylon hosiery production has risen since Jan 1 1946, estimating average output of more than three pairs per wearer among 53,690,000 American women 14 and older. They note the United States holds roughly 6 percent of the world's population and 7 percent of the world’s nylon production.

Washington America D-Ny Downey Calif Taya Oe Mitchell

Death of Rup ert Edgar West District game protector dies at Moyock

Rup ert Edgar West 56 a district game protector for the state department of conservation and development died at his Moyock home May 18 after a brief illness. He served 14 years as a game protector and wrote articles for national sports magazines. He is survived by his widow two daughters Genevieve and Josephine West of Moyock and a brother Maynard D. West of Norfolk. Funeral services were held May 20.

Raleigh Rupert Edgar Wset State Department of Conservation and Development Moyock Wset Genevieve Josephine West Maynard D. West Norfolk

Southern club formed at Wentworth Military academy

Lexington Missouri residents report the Hi, y all club at Wentworth Military Academy seeks members with a genuine southern accent a fondness for corn bread hot biscuits and fried chicken plus a Democratic political faith and aim to become an honorary colonel.

Lexington INS Wentworth Military Academy

Greece Faces Emerging Disorder Near Slav Border

An Allied observer labels Greece’s southern Slav border area as its next trouble spot amid unrest from leftist groups and pro Yugoslav Macedonian agitation. The government accuses an active Slav minority and infiltrators from the Elas, a postwar resistance group, of destabilizing the region. In Denver, H L Uppal of Punjab India studies American dam and road construction methods for a planned billion-dollar irrigation project in Punjab, staying four months.

Greece Yugoslavia Bularia Geece Elas Yugoslav Denver INS H. L. Uppal Punjab India Punjab Irrigation Department

Mrs. Gertrude Ridge Dies After 10 Day Illness At 61

Mrs. Gertrude Elizabeth Ridge aged 61 died in a local hospital after a ten day illness. She was born November 14, 1884 in Randolph County and married Homer M. Ridge on November 4, 1903. Survived by her husband, four sons, three daughters, a brother and four sisters. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday from 805 Willowbrook Street with Rev. E. M. Jones officiating. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Body to be returned to residence Sunday at 4 p.m.

Gertrude Elizabeth Ridge Randolph County B. B Sarah Louise Moffitt Brooks Homer M. Ridge H. M Tim) Ridge Edward Tuck) Ridge High Ioint Fred T Brooks Ridge Florence S. C

Navy Ramjet Tests Hint at Very High Speeds

The article notes ramjets as future high speed aircraft power, with tests achieving the fastest engine to date. Ramjets would extend speed after other propulsion reaches about 800 mph, using catapults or rockets to reach efficient operation. Development by Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab is highlighted.

Navy Island Fes N. J Applied Physics Laboratory John Hopkins University

Queen Victoria Letter to Princess Victoria On 1858 Bible Gift

A digitized inscription explains a Bible once given by Queen Victoria to her daughter Victoria on the occasion of a farewell from their British home. The note promises comfort and blessing, mentioning the aunt and a shared church visit, with the date January 31 1858 and references to royal family ties.

Queen Victoria Britain Princess Royal Prussia Frederick III Kaiser Wilhelm II Victoria Basta Cate

NMU strike fund grows as talks stretch toward walkout

The CIO union raises a 1 million dollar strike fund and outlines a pre strike rally in Madison Square Garden next Thursday. Officials release NMU weekly paper with reports on stalled talks as mediators and operators pursue time off with pay and a 56 hour shipboard cap and a port time off proposal.

New York Madison Square Garden NMU John W. Gibson Gibson National Maritime Union

Our Men And Women In Service Times at Bikini tests and Navy assignments

Charles E Pearch seaman first class from High Point North Carolina serves aboard USS Clamp preparing for atomic tests at Bikini Atoll. Thomas E Davis from 427 Willow Brook Street is discharged from the Navy at Charleston separation center after 20 months service. Robert Franklin Jones and John Albert Haynes of High Point are assigned to USS Little Rock after recruit training and naval service entry on March 1 1946.

Charles E. Pearch High Point N. C Clamp Bikini Atoll Eer Davis Thomas E. Davis Parker L. Davis Willowbrook Street United States Navy Charleston, S. C Navy Robert Franklin ‘Jones Ruby Jones Grayson Street John Albert Haynes Ellen Haynes Little Rock Naval Training Center Norfolk Naval Service

Lieutenant Kiriakides in Germany Gives Update to Family

Lt. Robert Kiriakides, son of Mrs. Leslie Bryant, called from Nuernberg, Germany to his wife Dora Harris of Edmonton and their daughter. He said a planned U S flight on the A-26 Invader with a 56 plane formation was delayed due to unfinished stopovers at air bases in Africa and South America.

Robert Kiriakides Leslie Bryant Nuernberg Germany Dora Harris Edmonton Alberta Canada Kiriakides United States Africa South America

Little Discharged From Destroyer Oswald After War Service

John W. Little a 20 year old seaman first class from High Point North Carolina was discharged Wednesday June 5 in Jacksonville Florida. He served on the destroyer escort Oswald which earned the presidential unit citation for anti submarine action in the Atlantic and he wears three ribbons including the European African with two stars the American theater with one star and the victory medal. He is the son of Luther T. Little of 312 Walker street High Point.

Little Oswald Atlantic John W. Little High Point N. C Jacksonville Fla Luther T. Little Walker Street

Libera tor of South America and other trivia

The quiz notes Simon Bolivar as the liberator of South America and William Jennings Bryan as America s silver tongue orator. It also gives Bessie Wallis Warfield as the Duchess of Windsor s maiden name. Visit postponed: L L Ray, executive secretary for the North Carolina Dairy Protest association, cannot speak next Monday before the Exchange club.

Liberator South America America Orather Duchess of Windsor Simon Bolivar William Jennings Bryan Bessie Wallis Warfield L. L. Ray North Carolina Dairy Proqueers Association Exchange Club

Colleges seek federal aid for veterans buildings

Controller Car michael urged federal aid for college building programs. Senator Meade of New York introduced a bill offering 250 million dollars in grants to colleges on a 50 50 basis for veterans dormitories classrooms laboratories and facilities. This would be a start he said.

North Carolina Carmichael Meade New York Senate

Aged Prospector Found Dead In Mojave Desert

In San Bernardino a year old Los Angeles prospector was found dead in blistering Mojave Sands while missing companions and his son had been searching. Coroner R E Williams said heat and exposure likely caused death near a dry lake bed, while police and a sheriff's posse sought missing officers.

San Bernardino Cal Los Angeles Mojave R. E. Williams Peter Wolfer LeRoy Eller North Hall Old W. Wolfer E. Ane Loce Williams Trona

Mary Pace Dies at 70 on Connor Street

Mrs. Mary Pace age 70 widow of O. B. Pace died at her son’s home on Connor Street Saturday afternoon after a ten day illness. Born November 29, 1875 in Newton County she moved to the city ten years ago from Porterdale Georgia. Surviving are her son Pace of this city a daughter Fletcher McCullough of Georgia a sister Mrs Clara of Tifton and a grandson. Funeral services Monday at 1 30 from the Methodist church with Rev S W Johnson in charge. Interment in Floral Garden Cemetery.

Mary Pace O. B. Pace Newton County Burl Elizabeth McCul Porterdale Pace Tist Portdale Fletcher McCullough Clara Tifton Koonce Funeral Home Methodist Church S. W. Johnson Floral Gerd

Men's Apparel Club Meeting in Charlotte Opens Tomorrow

The Men's Apparel Club and the Retail Clothiers and Furnishers Association meet in Charlotte starting tomorrow and run through Thursday. Louis Rothschild, director of the National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers, will headline the banquet on Wednesday and speak at the main session.

Charlotte Men's Apparel Club Olinas Association of Retailiers and Furnishers Louis Rothschild Nationassociation of Retail Clothiers A Furnishers

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Rep. Durham Army Rupert Edgar West U. S English CIO Union Charles Pearch Cowper Connor Street Harllee Dees Parllee
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