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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1947

Page

2

Morgan Mansion Damaged By Soviets to Extent of $25,000

Glen Cove New York March 18 UPI Owners of the J P Morgan estate plan to tear down the 57 room mansion after Soviet tenants left and damaged the house to about 25000. The lease was to expire Sept 30 and the tenants surrendered after a 7500 settlement.

Morgan Glen Cove N. Y J. P. Morgan Estate J. J. Kramer Morgan Island Estates, Inc Kramer J. P. Mor Long Island North Shore

Fisher Resigns Post Wife Appointed to Replace Him

Louis J. Fisher resigns as secretary of the Guilford County board of elections after about 16 years. His wife, Mrs. Ethel McMullan Fisher, is named to succeed him by Col. W. T. Joyner. Fisher cites duties as municipal court solicitor and private practice. The Greensbor o meeting considers High Point board appointment and potential re election of the current slate: Ben L. Herman L. H. Baker and Ralph Slate.

Louis J. Fisher Municipal Court County Board of Elections Ethel McMullan Fisher Fisher State Board of Elections Col. W. T. Joyner State Board Guilford County Pracce Greensboro High Point Municipal Board of Elections Ben L. Herman L. H. Baker Ralph Slate

Food versus housing in Paris during the Reign of Terror

During the French Reign of Terror mutton chops served as currency in Paris while mansions were valued at about 12 dollars in gold. The note contrasts living costs with property worth in the revolutionary period.

Paris

Wife of Bartenders Union President Is Shot to Death

CHICAGO March 18 Crowley James 44 president of the Chicago Bartenders union was shot and seriously wounded and his wife Elizabeth 44 killed when gunmen fired shotgun blasts into their automobile in front of their south side home. Crowley was wounded in the arm and taken to a hospital. Police said assassins hid nearby and fired as the couple returned home. The car was riddled with pellets. Crowley became president in 1940 after factional disputes accused of gangsterism and he had served as secretary treasurer.

Chicago James Crowley Chicago Bartenders Union South Side Crowley Elizabeth Union

Revenue Bureau Sees Record Tax Return Inflow

Greensboros revenue office reports heavier than ever tax returns as deadline looms. Charles H. Robertson notes influx before midnight Saturday. today’s accepts postmarked returns.

Greensboro North Carolina U. S. Internal Revenue Bureau Charles H. Robertson

Spare the Rod Theories Blame Juvenile Delinquency

Washington notes Rep. Gross of Pennsylvania argues spare the rod theories fuel juvenile delinquency. He, a farmer with eight children of his own, testified the home is the sole answer and urged harsh punishment at school and at home to curb delinquency.

Washington Gross R-Pa York County

State Projects Get Federal Aid

The federal works agency approved $11,000 in advances for four North Carolina construction projects. Raleigh sewer facilities $1,550 with total cost $55,550. Raleigh water facilities $2,220 with total cost $76,230. Comfort school addition $3,450 with total cost $120,000. Trenton new school $4,700 with total cost $163,000.

Washington Federal Works Agency North Carolina Raleigh Comfort Trenton

Brooks Memorial choir plans recital in Fairview Street school

The Brooks Memorial choir presents its second annual musical at Fairview St school Monday night March 31 at 8 p.m. The group has preached gospel for four years in High Point and other cities, earned third place at Greensboro music festival two years ago and first place last year under Mrs. H. C. Cole.

Brooks Memorial Choir Fairview St High Point Greensboro H. C. Cole Ministers Wives Alliance Verdie Asheworth Elizabeth St L. M. Mayfield Z. Simmons Alliance Red Cross Needle Craft Club W. F. Eliott E. Washington St Greensboro Y Elizabeth Jordan Greensboro Ywca Brooks Memorial Church WIC First Baptist Church Ruby Cloud Kivett Drive Brooks Memorial A. R. Howard Board of Temperance The Methodist Church Brooks Memorial Methodist Church Shiloh Shiloh Baptist Church Pearl Brooker Vail Mars Hill Silas Bey Maggie Walker Wade St Joseph Williams Winston- Salem

Bus Station Property To Be Auctioned In Pickett Estate Plan

The bus station property on North Wrenn Street will be auctioned April 2 by the Pickett estate after city council granted permission for a large sale sign. Bus station manager B. J. Miller said plans for a new station are not complete and multiple sites are under review, as Carolina Coach previously planned a replacement to the long inadequate facility.

North Wrenn Street Pickett B. J. Miller Carolina Coach Company

Small Bird's Nest Sparks Chimney Fire

A small fire yesterday at Mrs. W. A. residence on Edgedale Drive started when a bird's nest ignited in a tall chimney. Firefighters found the wooden nest burning at the chimney top, apparently lit by sparks from a fire below, with flames confined to the chimney crown.

Edgedale Drive

Gastonia Youth Receives Elks Scholarship Award

Hendersonville NC March 18 President B A Whitmire of the North Carolina Elks Association announces a $300 scholarship to Gastonia high school senior Robert Payne for a year of college tuition. Presentation at the state Elks convention in Charlotte June 5 6. Also named as candidates for lodge awards totaling 000, Whitmire said.

Hendersonville B. A. Whitmire North Carolina Elks Association Robert Payne Gastonia Payne Elks Charlotte A. J. Heilson Edneyville Henderson County Whitmire

Children pull teeth at school in informal tooth-fair event

In a Scarritt school fourth grade class Glenn Hosman announced he had pulled a tooth. Following an arithmetic test Dorothy Rodina Dora Lee Vance and James Benton pulled teeth. At recess Dora Lee and James pulled more teeth. By day’s end three additional children lost teeth. The note also mentions the invention of the first automatic glass blowing machine in 1903.

Kansas City Glenn Hosman Scarritt School Dorothy Rodina Dora Lee Vance James Benton Dora Lee James

Word Puzzle Answer Key Mystery Across and Down Clues

A filled crossword style answer list with horizontal and vertical clues ranging incite to cerium symbols. Entries include Russian ruler tsar, heavenly body planet, Jewish month Adar, evergreen cedar, Turkish Pr lira, and many cross references such as governor as yesterday’s solution.

Alfred Amazon Estuary Ireland

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