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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1946

Page

5

SBI Director Leaves for Justice Department Post

Raleigh March 21 Director Thomas Creekmore of the state bureau of investigation said he accepted an offer to join the U S Department of Justice legal staff to prosecute Japanese war criminals His replacement will be Police Chief Walter F Anderson of Charlotte and Creekmore had been slated to join the state probation commission as case supervisor before taking the DOJ post

Raleigh Thomas Creekmore State Bureau of Investigation U. S. Department of Justice Creekmore SBS Walter F. Anderson Charlotte State Probation Commission Probation Commission Department of Office

Selwyn James At College Tonight

Selwyn James, foreign correspondent, radio commentator, author, and lecturer, appears at High Point College tonight at 8 15 in a lecture sponsored by the administration. Born in England and now a U S citizen, he studied at Brighton College and the London School of Economics and began his journalism at 18 with the London Daily News followed by work in Spain for the Manchester Guardian.

Selwyn James High Point College James England America Brighton College London School of Economics London Daily News Spain Manchester Guard

German housemaid Ingeborg Fischer tied to US slaying case

Ingeborg Fischer, held by US authorities in Frankfurt Germany, is associated with the slaying of Tuscarora Pa sergeant Steve Chinchar. Chinchar was shot with his own service revolver found in Fischer s hand beside the body. She faces trial by an American military court.

Ingeborg Fischer U.S Frankfurt Germany Steve Chinchar Tuscarora Miss Fischer Chinchar

Farm Production Slated To Drop More Wheat Seen

The agriculture department survey forecasts lower livestock output and continued shortages in feed until after this season. If wheat yields stay strong, the government may end the wheat conservation program by late summer.

Navy Exhibits Training Machines At Chicago Museum

At Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry the navy operates NATEX a training exhibit with audio-visual gadgets. The Gunairstructor uses a motion picture enemy to teach gunnery and horizon matching while a two panel system records student responses and scores. The panoramic gunnery trainer simulates turret work and live gunnery sighting with film and gunsight cues. Audience participation is common through push-button devices.

International News Service Chicago INS Navy Museum of Science and Industry Neh Anapend Baer

Germans Take Over Care For Displaced Persons

The American military government announces that as of July 1 the Germans in the American zone must assume full responsibility for providing for displaced persons and enemy civilians held as detainees. Brig. Gen. Dra per notes local administrations are preparing production plans and that Germans should know the needs of DPs and internees. If food stocks drop below minimum, Germany can request supplements from military supplies.

Berlin Mar W. H. Draper AMG

RAF silences Indonesian mortars at Bandoeng racecourse

Batavia dispatch says an RAF fighter plane silenced Indonesian mortars that had shelled British positions in Bandoeng with a few strafing runs. The mortars were near the republican army headquarters on a racecourse. prior British artillery had failed to stop their fire which killed one and wounded three at a repatriation camp.

Batavia Bandoeng

Spring Day Order Targets Parked Cars on County Roads

Chicago report says Cook County highway police chief William McCarthy issued an order on the first day of spring. Cars parked on county roads are a menace to motorists. Officers will suggest amorous couples use forest preserve lots for privacy and safety.

Chicago William McCarthy Cook County Highway Police Forest Preserve

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