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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1945

Page

3

Truman Admits Unconditional Surrender Means End of War

President Truman outlined what unconditional surrender means for Japan describing it as ending the war and restoring soldiers to their families farms and jobs while not destroying the Japanese people. Senators Johnson O Mahoney Taft and Hart react noting its implications for victory and peace efforts.

Washington Truman Japan Congress Johnson D-Cole Ers O'Mahoney Wyo Hitler Germany Taft Ohio Hart R-Conn

Belgian cabinet says King Leopold contacted. no return noted

A Belgian cabinet communique reports official contact with King Leopold III, recently rescued by the American 7th Army in Austria, but it gives no word on his return. The piece notes a modern musical box as an evolution of the 18th century musical snuff cone.

Brussels Eeopold III Austria

Mrs Horton to Speak to High Point Employers Thursday

Mrs Pauline Horton head of the wage and hour division of the war labor board in Raleigh will address High Point employers at the Sherton hotel Thursday at 4 pm on wage and hour regulations. The meeting, sponsored by the local U S employment service, aims to help employers better understand wage and hour rules and is open to all area business leaders.

Pauline Horton War Labor Board Raleigh High Point Sherton Hotel U. S. Employment Service Office Ral E. Miller Miller

Brentwood Wins City Softball Final In Thriller

Brentwood school defeated Elm Street 12 to 11 in a keenly contested city final softball series. Both teams traded rallies in the fourth inning with six runs apiece and Brentwood scored the winning run in the final inning to break the tie.

Brentwood School Elm Street Brentwood

H M S Pinafore Revival Planned By Junior High

Gilbert and Sullivan opera H M S Pinafore will return Tuesday at 8 pm staged by Junior High music pupils under Emile Ser poss to raise funds for the High Point Memorial hospital building. Altrusa club sponsors expect a full house in the Junior High Auditorium after praise for last week's show.

Emile Serposs High Point Memorial Hospital Altrusa Club High Point

Elm Street and Brentwood Play Softball at YMCA Swim Party

Two elementary teams Elm Street and Brentwood will visit the YMCA on Wednesday afternoon May 11 for a swim party after a hard fought softball lineup featuring players Gregory Culler Montgomery Hutchens Lee York Herndon Richards Williams D Logan Styles Madden Harris Holson C Logan McLamb Weaver Wind.

City Elementary Street Gregory E. Culler Montgomery Yworth Hutchens Lee York Herndon Rich Ards Williams Brentwood D. Logan Styles Madden Harris Holson Calibutt B. Logan McLamb Weaver

Truitt Employees Vote Against Union

In Greensboro at the Truitt Manufacturing plant production and maintenance workers voted 67 to 62 against joining the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers A F L. Of 159 eligible workers, 29 did not vote and one ballot was void with Walter J. Clayton NLRB field examiner supervising the election from 4 30 to 6 30 p m.

Enterprise Greensboro Truitt Manufacturing Company International Brotherhood of Boilermakers A. F. of L Walter J. Clayton National Labor Relations Board Baltimore

Summerfield Man Dies In Explosion Off Atlantic

A Navy patrol ship PE-56 exploded about three miles offshore during target practice on April 23. Forty nine sailors were killed, 13 survived, with only two bodies recovered. Identified victim William Neugen of Summerfield North Carolina. survivors include John A. Happolot and Lee L. Edwards.

Cape Elizabeth Navy PE-56 Atlantic William Neugen Matek USNR William R. Neugen Summerfield N. C John A. Happolot Morton Lee L. Edwards Greer

E A Frazier Found Dead In Bed At Home

Eugene A. Frazier 54 a local hardware man died suddenly at his Oakview home on Wednesday morning. He had worked Saturday at Beeson Hardware where he had been employed 25 years. Surviving wife Madge Smith six brothers and a funeral service set for Thursday at 3 PM at the residence with ministers presiding. Interment will be at Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery.

Eugene A. Frazier Oakview Point Rt. 1 Frazier Beeson Hardware Com Randolph County Allen and Katherine Leach Frazier Prospect Methodist Church Brotherhood Central Friends Church Madge Smith W. J. Frazier P. B. Frazier J. R. Frazier A. H. Frazier J. S. Frazier P. K

Funeral Rites For F Joe Brown Held In Jamestown

Funeral services for F Joe Brown 52 Jamestown resident who died Tuesday at Baptist hospital Winston-Salem were held Thursday at Jamestown Methodist Church. Burial followed in Deep River Friends cemetery. Surviving include wife six sons daughters and siblings. Also listed are Florence May Anderson Mrs and W W Byrd with details of services and locations.

Joe Brown F. Joe Brown Jamestown Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Bobby Ronald C. C. Brown Greensboro John Brown Martinsville Charles Brown Draper Robert Thompson Lula Darnell Durham Prospect Street

Funeral services held for Mrs Laura Hayworth at 620 Kearns

Mrs Laura Adeline Hayworth aged 65 of 620 Kearns street died at a daughter's home on Elm street after a three month illness. Funeral conducted Monday at 4 pm by Rev W C Livingston at the First Church of God with burial in Oakywood cemetery. Pallbearers were Turner Green Harvey Monroe Charles Carden Eulis Witcher Mack Witcher and John Witcher.

Laura Hayworth Laura Adeline Hayworth Kearns Street R. T. Boles Elm Street W. C. Livingston First Church of God Oakywood Turner Green Harvey Monroe Charles Carden Eulis Witcher iMack Witcher John Witcher

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