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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1946

Page

9

Flaked ice reshapes postwar refrigeration careers

Ex-GIs eye careers in the growing refrigeration sector as flaked ice and ribbon-freeze machines expand food packing, hospital, and restaurant uses. York's program trains veterans from foundry work to advanced lab courses, with hands-on modules and on-site trouble-shooting to build skilled technicians.

Gi‘s Bert H. Davis Central Press York, Pa York Corporation Navy Department New York State York W. H. Shank Army Navy Air Force Hugh Hunter Delaware York Institute Penn State College T. M. Sharkey

Scores Of PWS Escape From Toulon Camp

Scores of German prisoners of war escaped from Toulon camp in civilian clothes with forged papers and money. They headed toward Strasbourg or Switzerland, evading weak military control and selling goods on the black market. Watches and other valuables were stolen from a freight train, highlighting lax security at the harbor and arsenal.

Toulon France INS Strasbourg Switzerland M.E.D M.E.D. Loc United States

UNRRA staffed by 10,000 from 43 nations

Iceland’s early settlement traces to a Culdee colony around 800 A D serving as Celtic hermits from Scotland. This excerpt notes UNRRA’s international civil service totaling about 10,000 people drawn from 43 nations.

UNRRA Iceland Scotland

Make It A Million Enlist Before July First

Advertisement urging enlistment in the Regular Army with calls to enlist before July 1 at Greensboro post office building and Army recruiting stations. Mentions securing Army family allowance for dependents and notes over three-quarters of a million have enlisted to date.

Army U. S. Army

Biltmore Odds Golfers Revise for Quarterfinals

ASHEVILLE June 20 Golf followers revised odds books today for the Biltmore Country club men's invitational quarter finals after yesterday's opening round match play. Ed Gravely of Richmond Virginia and Rocky Mount showed as title contenders with Gravely continuing his drive for the championship on the par 71 Biltmore Forest layout against G Hamer of Georgia.

Asheville Biltmore Country Club Ed Gravely Richmond Rocky Mount Biltmore Forest Hamer Oe Ee Ga

Special Snails Move From France to London Annually

More than two million edible snails are exported from France to London each year for restaurant consumption. The snails are fed on vine leaves and lettuce to prepare for the trade.

France London

Catawba Names Elizabeth Foster New Commerce Professor

Miss Elizabeth Foster, former commerce professor at Winthrop College, is appointed to the commerce department at Catawba College. She is a Ohio native, holds a Northwestern masters, and will also serve as home counselor at Claremont hall as the department expands. Dr. A. R. Keppel announced the move.

Salisbory Elizabeth Foster Winthrop College Catawba College A. R. Keppel Ohio Wesleyan Catawba Claremont Hall Keppel Commerce W. Lyle Willhite

New Agency To Take Up Food Relief Work

Washington reports a new international agency to manage famine relief with Latin American aid, after Hoover's survey across 11 South American nations. He says 800000 tons of extra food may be supplied and Argentina may provide more. the council will allocate supplies through 1947.

Washington Herbert Hoover Latin America Hoover Truman Argentina Combined Food Board International Emergency Food Council Russia Australia Belgium Brazil Chile China Cuba France Greece India Netherlands New Zealand Norway Siam Turkey Union of South Africa Great Britain Canada United States International Food Conference Colombia Venezuela Uruguay Mexico Ecuador Peru Sleever

Invented Celluloid by Printer for Billiard Ivory Substitute

A New York printer who sought an award from a billiard ball maker for ivory substitute is credited with developing celluloid, enabling an early plastic industry and replacing animal ivory in manufacturing.

New York

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