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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1945

Page

8

North Carolina Casualties and Wounded in World War II

A North Carolina wartime casualty list reports dead and wounded service members across Navy Army and National Guard units. Including Elium Freeman Gerringer Hill Weaver Miller Ragan Saunders Whitley Cantrell Coombs Gallimore Goodman Morgan Norris Myers Reid Richardson Ripple Rowell Russell Seltzer Shepherd Sherin Sherrill Simpson Smith and many others with home addresses and next of kin. The notice catalogs POW and missing in Europe and Asia Pacific regions with each name tied to a parent spouse or residence where available.

NAVY Elium John H Pvt USMCR Mary I. M. Elium Salisbury Freeman James W Robert W. Freeman Fairview Gerringer Robert W Pie Therman V. Gerringer Burlington Hill Joseph W Willie I. Hill Charles David, SR USNR Lena May Cooper Weaver 1St St Lexington Edward Charles Weaver Miller Samuel Earl USN Raymond W. Miller Canton Ragan David Eller Seamen Coxswain M. D. Whitley Stanfield Cantrell Charlie W Maggie B. Cantrell Senta Coombs Linwood R Kate Coombs Box 269 Goldsboro Gallimore Charlie E., JR Mary H. Gallimore Brian Goodman Rathel Ethel G. Hartsell Oak Shade Kannapolis Morgan James Pic Mamie D. Morgan Box 14 Culberson Norris Althon B Evie L. Norris Pisgah Forest Myers Herman F Mildred Eula B. Beaver Rockwell Bland Clarence M Mary Bland Spring St Charlotte Bolton Cecil A Rosa V. Bolton Rich Square Bryant Leland G Virginia N. Batts Broughton St Wilson Carpenter Olen G Lila B. Carpenter Sparta Carrow Raymond L Cpl Sherman M. Carrow Greenville Combs Howard W Sarah Statesville Ave Mooresville Delk Rosco V Havel A. Delk Foster Paul Della A. Helms de Sota Hubbard Clyde Srk Toye O. Hubbard Gransie Paus Hudson Boyce K Prc Grace D. Hudson Dunn RAY Ellen R. Hurlocker Concord George A George James R.F.D Robersonville Wallace L Amys Lafayette &J Jewel William H Mit Amanda Lee Fallston Lewis Zion M John C Bay St Morehead Ity Lindley Woodrow W Mary R. Lindley Graham Lopp Frederick Olive M. Lopp Lexing Emma D. Lowery Monroe McBryde Claude C Abbie M. Voncannon Box 395 Sanford McCumber Rowland Plavns T. McCumbee Del St. Pauls McFalls Edward M Inez C. MecFalls Asheville Guire Williams Eliza McGuire West Jefferson Merritt Jerry DP Lorna B. Merritt Box 106 Kinston Millner John E Box Reids Ville Moore Franklin N Pyt Greensboro Lonnie G Mamie N. Moore J. A. Nordan Benson Morris Curtis M Mary Ola Morris Mount Holly Rd Murrill Hillard Lillian F. Murrill Cherry St Outlaw Leon D., JR Decie H. Outlaw Mount Olive Ralph W Lillie H. Outlaw Colerain Patterson Paul E Pauline Perrell Bear Creek Pender Charles H Lillie J. Pender Pikeville Pickard Martin C Eleanor W. Holt St Pierce Howard R., SR Blanche A. Pierce Hickory Poythress Oliver Pfc Mahale Poythress Proctor William A T Set Mary E. Proctor Tarboro Proffitt Lee E Wilma B. Proffitt Vilas Radford Jackson Evelyn S. Radford Pearl St South Rocky Mount Reich Eugene B Henry A. Reich N. Marshall Winston-Salem Richardson, Norman Littleton T. Richardson Nashville Ripple Joseph L Jane C. Ripple N. Madison St Whiteville Rowe Maryland D. C Hue Agnes I. Rowe 6Th Ave Rowell Parker W Donnie H. Rowell Washington St Roanoke Rapids Russell Nancy H. Sherin Route Sherrill Dillard H Chestnut St Gastonia Simpson Roy E Robert L. Simpsoon Waxhaw Smith Grover B., SR Kathleen B. Smith Wadesboro Stevens Nick, JR Thomas Gray Danbury Stroupe Floyd T Samuel F. Stroupe Bessemer City Strutt Jack W Ada B. Strutt Main Maiden Taylor Dan Daniel J. Taylor Morehead City Taylor Jasper L Daisy Jones Taylor Grande Ave James W., Pic Myrtie Meeks Vick Watson Roland Sarah D. Watson Lenoir Wellington Rodney Bernice WeLlington Church Whitley S. Sat Laura B. Whitley Scott St. Concord Wills Anthony c IR S Eva M. Wills Matthews Pacific Harrison Dennibom Ernest Marrigson Williamston Hubert G Mabel M. Mauney Erlanger Shuler James I Dora B. Shuler Sylva Thompson Zeb V Reece F. Thompson Lewisville Vanhook Johnnie L Mattie C. Vanhook Cantona Vester, Curtis Lillian D. Vester Spring Hope Vickers Richard L Henrettta V. Bailey Angier Ave Durham Brafford Edward &., JR Nellie P. Bratford Pittsboro

Priorities Sought For Food Industry

The House food committee joined the War Food Administration in urging the WPB to place food on its critical list. Chairman Anderson says abundant production is the best weapon against the black market, aiming to give food top manpower and equipment priority across canning storage processing and distribution.

Washington House Food Committee War Food Administration Anderson D-Nm WFA Marvin Jones War Production Board Jones WPB

Reseed Burned Forest Near Tillamook Start Site

In Portland Oregon a four year old Port Orford cedar is planted near the 1933 Tillamook forest fire origin as the first of 40 000 seedlings to be set out by school boys aimed at renewing the scorched area. The item warns to seal poison medicines to prevent accidental ingestion.

Portland Ore Port Orford United Nations Jersey

Ration Roundup covers stamps and limits for essentials

The notice lists validity dates for Meats and Fats stamps Y5 and 25 to D2 through June 2 and others through June July and August, processed foods H2 through X2 and Z2 A1 through G1, Sugar stamps 35 and 3 with June to August dates, Shoes Book Three airplane stamps 1 2 3 valid indefinitely, and Gasoline 15 A coupons for four gallons through June 21.

OPA

Prytherch's Easy Oyster Opener Demonstrated in Philadelphia

Dr Hebert F Prytherch hosted a demonstration in the Benjamin Franklin hotel royal suite showing a device to open oysters quickly. Several dozen witnesses watched as oysters were opened and eaten in moments, with coupons from B-6 C-6 B-7 and C-7 noted for fuel discounts tied to the event.

Bellfort Hebert F. Prytherch Benjamin Franklin Philadelphia Prytherch

Oyster Institute members eye Prytherch opener

Thirty members of the Oyster Institute consider Prytherch's easy-opener for the industry. The device tumbles oysters, sprays water to rinse shells, and dumps them into soda water to coax the closed mollusks to open. Prytherch holds a patent and is seeking amendments.

The Oyster Institute Prytherch

Freedom For Spaniards Speech And Worship Granted

Madrid reports the government announces freedom for speech and worship and habeas corpus as The Fundamental Law reaches approval by Generalissimo Franco's cabinet awaiting Parliament consent. Former minister Jose Felix Lecurquia delivered the text to foreign correspondents.

Madrid Jose Felix Lequerica

Germans Suffer Heavy Losses In Three Campaigns

In campaigns across Tunisia Sicily and Italy Allied officials estimate over 1.0 million Germans affected through last Wednesday with about 695,000 killed or captured and more than 160,000 dead. The figures cover actions up to the German surrender and exclude roughly 1,000,000 who surrendered after fighting ended in Italy and western Austria.

Rome Tunisia Sicily Italy Hitler Austria

Barbadosians To Be Brought To State

War manpower commissioner J. S. Dorton announced Barbados natives would be imported to help fill manpower shortages in the state sawmills.

Raleigh J. S. Dorton

Shortage Hits Bahamian Labor in Agriculture Cycle

The piece notes a near critical shortage affecting the lumber and related industries. Bahamians are typically employed in agriculture while laborers work under contracts through the Federal Government, which arranges labor contracts with employers. After the harvest, workers return home for the season.

Sta

Preshrunk Materials Keep Slipcovers Fitting

If planning to match slipcovers, choose a preshrunk material to prevent future sizing changes after washing. Preshrunk fabrics help maintain fit and reduce shrinkage across multiple launderings.

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