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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1943

Page

10

War Labor Board Urges Boarders to Return to War Work

The War Labor Board wired 800 members of the High Point Independent boarders union urging an immediate return to work to end a strike that disrupts war material production. A mass meeting is planned at Ada Blair school to discuss the WLB plea. The Atlanta regional board pending a six percent wage increase cannot act until workers resume duty.

National War Labor Board High Point Independent Boarders Union Lloyd Gurley Carl R. Schedler WLB Schedler Gurley Ada Blair School Grimes Street Atlanta Regional Board Yates Heffner U. S. Conciliation Service Boarders Union High Point War Labor Board H. Southern Alton Johnson J. E. Falkenberg J. E. Grissom W. L. Mishoe S. H. Inman H. N. Grantham Ada Blair Offner Willis Slane Slane Hosiery Mill Forrest Shuford

Hart Absolved of Election Irregularities

Guilford county grand jury found not a true bill against J Frank Hart of High Point on charges of election irregularities and ordered his release from two counts. Hart, precinct four registrar, had been bound over after Judge MacRae dismissed four other charges. The action absolves him of all charges related to the High Point election this spring.

Greensboro Guilford County J. Frank Hart High Point Hart D. C. MacRae

J R Pierce Elected State Councilor At Annual Convention

J R Pierce of High Point was elected state councilor of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty as more than 100 delegates chose new state officers during the final day of the organization’s annual convention in progress. Other officers elected include Ozie Carpenter of Durham as associate councilor and Tom Whitfield of Durham as vice councilor.

J.R. Pierce High Point Sons and Daughters of Liberty Pierce Ozie Carpenter Durham Tom Whitfield Ratha Pierce Wilmington W. L. Sapp Winston- Salem Nnne James Burlington P. C. Idol Winston-Salem J. L. Causby G. Moore Rocky Mount Rosa Wyrick Greensboro Jessamine Sapp C. W. Crowell Spencer Thelma Hawkins Concord Law Committee State Councilors Association Ila Parker Durham Exstate L. M. Yount Annie Menius China Grove Ethel Brainard New Britain

Severn Regar Addresses Civitan Club on Europe Trip

Severn Regar vice-president presided over the High Point Civitan Club meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. He spoke of a Europe trip during which he and friends were lost in the Alps and rescued by a searching party from a monastery with St Bernard dogs. He urged postwar peace and a confederation of states with a neutral Switzerland as capital. A telegram from Blake Thompson and Edgar Hatcher noted their attendance at the International Civitan Convention at Fort Worth.

Severn Regar High Point Civitan Club Sheraton Hotel Europe Silas Casey Regar Alps St. Bernard Civitan Switzerland Civitans Blake Thompson Edgar Hatcher

Mrs Lanier Dies At Eldorado Home

Mrs J D Lanier age 53 died at her Eldorado home after a 16 month illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 11 at Chapel Hill Church with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs Floyd Crawford Albemarle Route three Mrs Graham Hix Norfolk Va and Hester Lanier of Eldorado two sons Albert and Hamer both of Eldorado two sisters Mrs Cary Swicegood and Mrs R R Trogdon both of Lexington and three brothers C F Cranford J T Cranford and A L Cranford all of Lexington New London and Thomasville respectively.

Eldorado Cary Swicegood Lexington R. R. Trogdon C. F. Cranford Thomasville J. T. Cranford A. L. Cranford New London

Department Store Head Goes Army After London War Years

Harry H. Simon, longtime manager of the High Point Charles Store, departs for U S Army service. After 11 years in Europe and witnessing the Blitz and Dunkirk, he urged support for Allies and will report to Fort Bragg on June 25 for induction. He and his wife return to High Point to wrap affairs as staff and store operations continue unchanged.

United States London America Harry H. Simon High Point Charles Simon Europe United States Army Richmond Camp Croft S. S Roosevelt Dunkirk England Ireland Galway S. S. Roosevelt U. S Hitler Nuremburg der Fuehrer Munich Austria Italy Uncle Sam High Point Fort Bragg Charles

Service News Letters From Overseas and Home Front

Marines and soldiers report arrival overseas with Pvt Paul D Leslie in Australia and Pvt Seldon Hedgecoe in North Africa both noted as new service entrants in 1942. Pfc Horace V Patton graduates Fort Crook Ordnance Automotive School. Jim T Moran earns corporal rank at Great Bend Army Air Base Kansas. The report mentions Home Front ties and ongoing support efforts.

Paul D. Leslie Frank Collins North Hamilton Street Australia Pvt Leslie Camp Stoneman San Francisco Cal North Africa Seldon Hedgecoe Tomlinson’s Camp Sibert Ala Hedgecoe Leaksville Horace V. Patton John W. Patton Trinity Route One Fort Crook Jim T. Moran Great Bend Army Air Base Kansas Montlieu Avenue

Sensenbach Rites Scheduled After Winston-Salem Death

Mrs Anna Belle Sensenbach 629 Colonial Drive died at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem Monday at 3 pm after ten days there following about a year of declining health She born July 14 1894 in High Point daughter of Samuel E and Cora Willis Survived by husband two sons Dr C Willis Sensenbach Winston Salem and Lieut Elmer E Sensenbach Jr Big Springs TX three brothers Dr C Stuart Willis S Northville Mich S H Willis Baltimore Md and Capt Charles B Willis North Africa a sister Mrs Faith Willis Bowe Baltimore Md and two grandchildren Funeral from home Wednesday at 4 pm conducted by Rev W R Kelly Main Street Methodist Church Burial Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.

Pearl Harbor Camp Shelby Mass Seattle Denson Eley, Jr Marian Denson Morehouse Charles Denson Marian Elizabeth Morehouse C. H. Morehouse Douglas MacArthur Australia United States High Point Anna Belle Sensenbach Colonial Drive Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Sensenbach Samuel E Cora Stuart Willis Main Street Elmer E. Sensenbach C. Willis Sensenbach Winston Salem Big Springs Tex C. Stuart Willis Northville Mich S. H. Willis Baltimore W. R. Kelly Main Street Methodist Church Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery

Lightning Kills Man and Mule on Chester Farm

Will Woodward, 48, a Black farmer, was struck by lightning while plowing on a Chester area farm. The incident occurred yesterday as a bolt hit the mule he used. Meanwhile, a separate note states the United Kingdom’s four railway systems total 20,080 miles of track.

Chester S. C Will Woodward United Kingdom

Weppel Held On Charge Of Carnal Knowledge

Pvt. Russell Weppel a 25 year old Camp Mackall paratrooper faced a charge of carnal knowledge of a 13 year old girl at the Sheraton hotel in High Point on May 30 He was originally charged with rape but the Guilford county grand jury failed to find a true bill on that charge A true bill of murder was returned against John Henry Lindsay of High Point for the knife slaying of George Albert Fair Lindsay s brother in law in High Point May 30 Aubrey Cofflin of High Point was indicted on rape Charges opened a one week term of criminal court in High Point with Judge William H Bobbitt presiding and the High Point cases are to be heard during the sitting

Greensboro Russell Weppel Camp Mackall Sheraton High Point Wappel Guildford County Corrinne Edgell Galax John Henry Lindsay George Albert Fair Lindsay Aubrey Cofflin H Point William H. Bobbitt Charlotte

Fagan Held Over Vandalism At Richardson’s Store

R L Fagan, 24, of 1419 East Commerce Street, is jailed on a $300 bond for shattering a plate glass window at Richardson’s department store with his fist early today. The smashed window valued at $43. An assault charge from a cafe altercation on South Wrenn and Commerce streets Saturday night is continued in municipal court.

R. L. Fagan East Commerce Stret Richardson's Fagan South Wrenn and Commerce Streets

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National H. P Eloy P. Denson Gen. Denson Washington Infantry School of the Line General Staff School Army War College Fort Benning Georgia 3Rd Infantry Fort Snelling Minn 26Th Infantry Plattsburg, N. Y Fort Hamilton N. Y Ft. Devens Valley Forge Military Academy University of Montana J. R. Pierce Nat Walker Walgreen Ni High Point S. Main ST oTeTime Sherwin Williams Conte Lew Sherwin-Williams Paints Main ST Swerwin-Williams Io Res Civitan Club Prele W. Cecil Sag Laas Pepsi-Cola Company Long Island City N.Y Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co N. O American Legion High Point College George Cassidy James E. Totten First District Army Air Force Technical Training Command Sedgefield J. R. Yenger AFTTC John King J. W. Satterfield L. N. de Witt Maj W. C. Elliott Army Harry Simon Women IN Service Capone W-S Hospital Waals Finance Company Ros Lest Hah Parker - Brown Oak Street Weppel Lindsay and Cofflin PTT Fi St.Joseph Aspiri Sears and Save Gold Crest Motor Oil Sears, Roebuck and CO North Main Street High Point, N
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