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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1945

Page

9

Government may fund trips abroad for lawmakers

May 17 report says the Truman administration may finance overseas tours for members of Congress. President Truman believes any lawmaker who takes a trip abroad should have it funded by the government. Many representatives have already availed themselves of government funded tours and more prepare to depart for Europe aboard Air Transport Command.

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High Point Golfers Set for Starmount Dual

Twenty golfers from High Point wearing Empt ry Club and Blair Park colors head to Starmount Country Club tomorrow for a dual match in match play. Ernie Ballard announced the lineup featuring Frank Garrett Diffendale Elliott Wood Marsh Walter Comer Dallas Paul Casey Hugh Smart Clark Park Frank Wood Nell Zachary Francis Hendrix Rivette Jim Blackburn Fred Ephers Bill Morehead Harvey Aaron Rice Fred Se.

High Point Emptry Club Blair Park Starmount Country Club Sinter-city Ernie Ballard Frank Garrett Diffendale Elliott Wood Marsh Walter Comer Dallas Paul Casey A. S Hugh Smart Clark Park Frank Wood Nell Zachary Francis Hendrix Rivette Jim Blackburn Fred Ephers Bill Morehead Harvey Aaron Rice Fred Se

Masville Lions Honor Members For Perfect Attendance

Members of the Masville Lions Club were honored in a May meeting as Governor John H. Kalte Point presented each with Lions International pins for perfect attendance. Governor Kalte paid tribute to the club’s attendance record, especially praising secretary Hardisom. Sgt Ralph Loftin attended as a guest and Charles Eanes presided as president.

HPN &I Hpn&i Association Mary Bethune Ywca E. Davis WSCS General Society of Brooks Memorial Church Seresta Gannaway Gurley Street Patrician Club Alonzo Holmes Hay Street James Ross High Point Memorial Hospital B. H. Wadde W. H. Hart A. Holmes Wyatt Cole Parkview Ray Caldwell Washington, D. C D. C First Baptist Church Mesdames Mable McFall Lillie Holly Connie Norfleet Lucille White Nellie ‘Chavis Mattie Johnson Maggie Davis Mars Hill Gospel Singers Calvary — Singers Emmanuel Baptist Church Heavenly Gospel Singers ST. Mathews

Five Sons in Ice Play Placeholder

In Chattanooga Tennessee a writer notes J M Munns has five sons in ice but the text is garbled and unclear. The passage references carbon copies and fan writing but lacks coherent event details.

Tenn J. M. Munns Ice

Wisseman Keynotes Brotherhood Meeting On Rebuilding World

Dr Wisseman spoke at the First Evangelical and Reformed church dinner on rebuilding the world through Christ’s example. He urged unity in churches, moral renewal, and a united effort to create lasting peace led by universal brotherhood and adherence to the Sermon on the Mount.

W. E. Wisseman Greero First Congregationalristian Church First Evangelical and Reformed Church Men's Brotherhood S. D. Clapp Brotherhood George Gibbardt S. E. Tucker J. R. Young Dr. Wisseman Woodrow Wilson

Allies to pursue war crimes trials and punish Germany

The article notes rapid progress on prosecuting war crimes and forming an international tribunal. General Clay says four nations must stand united to punish Germany, else UN cooperation falters. It reports the capture of Dr. Robert Ley and Doenitz as POWs and discusses occupation goals and early steps.

Clay Germany United Sates Washington United States War Crimes Commission London America Robert Ley Hitler Fuehrer Berchtesgaden Ley Doenitz United Nations

Fourth Surrendered Sub In U. S. Port

The fourth surrendered submarine to enter an American port was escorted into Portsmouth New Hampshire and moored in the Piscataqua River beside the U 873. Forty nine crew members of the U 1228 were brought ashore and nine remained on the water. The vessel was commanded by Lieutenant Frederick Wilhelm Merienfeld.

Portsmouth N. H Piscataqua Ive Frederick Wilhelm Merienfeld

Floyd Phipher Wins City Checkers Title at YMCA

Floyd Phipher triumphed in the Tuesday night YMCA checker tournament defeating Genett Moore in the finals. The event featured two leagues, American and National, with Phipher losing only to D. L. Flowe and boasting strong wins over multiple players.

YMCA Floyd Phipher Genett Moore Phipher Can Ae Takeeve Ning D. L. Flowe Wm. Harding Lephor Thompson T. D. Allen Pryor Ancrom W. M. Allen R. C. Palmer Archie Mary Ss.g. Hunt W. S. Stewart James Lynch Earl Saunders Tom Knight H. M. Kirkpatrick Lepher Thompson YWCA Y. Paul Robert Archie Charles Smith Emmett Evans Andichard Theodore Walker Ymca Secre

Funeral service for George Adams held in Raleigh

Funeral services were held today in Raleigh for George Hamilton Adams, an accounting executive at Ropa, who died yesterday. The ceremony acknowledged his contributions to the firm and his community.

BURY Raleigh George Hamilton Adams Ropa Accounting O- Gay

Americans Put Billion Dollars In 7th Loan

Washington May 17 Eleven hundred infantry veterans began a war bond selling offensive in 28 demonstration teams showing in 625 cities how they fought the enemy. The drive tops one billion dollars. individual quota is 7 billion. The 7th war loan runs from Monday through June 30.

High Point N. C Enterprise Washington Treasury Ted Gamble National War Finance Director

Cavemen angered by Nazi magazine depiction in Grants Pass

Oregon Cavemen, a civic group promoting local caves near Grants Pass, erupted after an army lieutenant brought home a Nazi magazine showing them in animal skins and primitive costumes as an uncivilized American organization.

Grants Pass Ore INS Oregon

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