Red Cross Letters Aid Wounded Soldiers and Families
Red Cross hospital service workers around the country handle vast mail flows to hospitalized servicemen. In one month the national volume surpassed 167000 communications, with the High Point chapter processing 126 telegrams including many to hospital staff and families.
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Red Cross
High Point
J. J. Corrigan
Florida Army Hospital
Tom Taylor
Springfield
Taylor
Tommy Junior
Tommy
Virginia
Recreation
Cross
San Franciso Naval Hospital
General Hospital
Kentucky
New York
Tieats
Corporal Anderson
the Cross Hospital
Chicago
Cha
Red Cross Service
Fraley Field
Wnc
Opa raises snap bean ceilings in several states
The OPA announced a 30 cent per bushel rise for Tennessee and Arkansas snap beans for tomorrow through June, and a 15 cent per bushel increase for Virginia Maryland Delaware and New Jersey. Retail ceilings rise about one cent per pound in the former states and about a half cent in the latter.
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Washington
OPA
Tennessee
Arkansas
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Remembrance Note Includes Doris Royals Poem
W A Bivins recalls Henry C Royals of Trinity a rural carrier and lawyer killed in line of duty. He notes the daughter Doris Royals poem will be published in the Sunday Enterprise with no charge and reflects on the late man’s faith service and enduring memory.
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H. C. Royals
Trinity
Doris Royals
Sunday Enterprise
Henry C. Royals
Davidson Sessions Elect Summer Student Officers
Davidson college at Davidson, June 16. Student officers for the summer session were chosen in campus elections announced by student body president Alfred Scarborough. The council includes J. S. Blain and Mel Winstead for senior class, E. S. Golden and W. T. Simpson for junior class, Ward Lasley and W. C. Pollard for sophomores. The court of control features D. H. Lazenby as judge and members Rod McDonald, J. M. Robinson, R. C. Rapp, Phil Whittier, Carrol Herion, H. H. Wells, John Wall, and Ann Scarborough Jr.
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Davidson
Davidson College
Alfred Scarborough
Sumter
S. C
J. S. Blain
Lexington
Mel Winstead
Lincolnton
E. S.golden
Neptune
Florida
W. T. Simpson
Huntersville
Ward Lasley
Burlington
Carriage and Stroller Production Up 32 Percent in 1944
Production of baby carriages, strollers, and walkers reached 1,636,000 units in 1944, marking a 32 percent rise from 1943. Factory output reflected wartime demand and expanded manufacturing capacity across major producers.
A Long Distance Call to Heaven and State Capitol News
A poem expresses sending a long distance call to a Papa in heaven. The page notes North Carolina Senate member George Penney selling the state capitol in a mock auction for $15 000, with commentary on the capitol's beauty and history. It also offers sewing advice about using a light touch on rayon garments over buttons.
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Doris Royals
Ello
Heaven
Papa
God
North Carolina General Assembly
George Penney
State Capitol
Commonwealth
America
Southern City
Capitol
North Carolina
Raleigh
Scotland
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Credit Jewelers
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W. C. Brown
Arna i. Haywood
Alate Meus
Worth B. Bowman
Certified Public Accountant
Security National Bank
Public Accounting
North Main
DR. B. F. Thomas
Nelson
Francis
N. Main St
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak ST
D-M
Dad
Thomasville
Lennox Steel
Fairbanks-Morse
ESSO
Wrenn St
High Point Steam Laundry
W. A. Bivins
Center Theater
Paradise Road
Crystal Lake
Mama
Golden Shore
N. SL. Garner
Walter Barker
Wrenn State City Motor CO
Bedford Sales CO
North Wrenn
Carolina
New & Mutual
L. F. Ferree
First Chartered Mutual Life Insurance Company
Merion
North Wrenn St
Greensboro, N. C