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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1945

Page

10

Alumni Office Helps Reunite Lost Papers With Navy Ensign

CHAPEL HILL NOV. 8 The UNC alumni office has been a wartime hub for 8000 in service. An Ensign Hollander found identification papers for Ensign Morris in Tokyo Bay and, after checking ships, sent them to the alumni office which relayed them to Morris.

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Alumni Association Tokyo Bay Richard A. Hollander Washington, D. C Ensign E. Raymond Morris Drexel Hill Japan Ensign Hollander Ensign Morris Ensign Moro

National 4 H Week Observed Across North Carolina

National 4 H achievement week is observed nationwide from November 3 to 10. In North Carolina county agents from the State College extension service, fresh from their Raleigh conference, join county 4 H councils to plan events in all 100 counties. The state counts over 90 000 4 H club members who aided wartime food production and farm and home practices, bond drives, and sale collection.

College Station Raleigh United States North Carolina State College Extension Service Smee

Shelved plan to raise Britain's school leaving age

London reports the government will delay raising the school leaving age from 14 to 15 until April 1947 due to a shortage of teachers and school buildings. About 390,000 pupils would gain an extra year of schooling, requiring 13,003 more teachers at a ratio of 30 pupils per teacher.

London SNS Britain

Potatoes Rot in Sunlight After Digging Warned

State College agricultural station researchers warn that Irish potatoes left in direct sun after digging rapidly develop bacterial soft rot. The 67th station report notes potatoes picked up immediately stayed sound after a week, while those gathered later rotted increasingly, with maximum rot around 2 p.m.

College Station Raleigh State College

State Nets Over 2.6 Million From Beer Taxes in 1945

Raleigh reports that North Carolina beer taxes brought in 2,658,863.83 dollars in the first ten months of 1945. October collections reached 403,715.25 dollars, an all time high, guaranteeing more than 3,000,000 dollars in beer taxes for 1945.

Raleigh North Carolina North Carolina Committee United States Brewers Foundation

Plans Advancing For Taking of Inactive Fleet

Navy officers report rapid progress in taking a fleet of 100 inactivated vessels to Charleston. The inactive group includes 92 destroyers two destroyer tenders four barracks ships and two harbor tugs. Capt K W Palmer of Union City Tennessee will command with Commander Joseph F Foley as staff officer. Temporary berthing is planned in the Wando River with plans for permanent piers of steel and concrete underway.

Charleston S. C Navy K. W. Palmer Union City Tenn Joseph F. Foley Beech Ridge Road Raleigh Wando River

Japanese Miners to Move to Honshu and Hokkaido

The welfare ministry plans to deploy 130000 Japanese coal miners to northern Honshu and Hokkaido to replace repatriated Chinese and Koreans who make up about 40 percent of the workforce. Sixty thousand Japanese are due to report by year end as food, wages, and housing are improved.

Tokyo Welfare Ministry Honshu Hokkaido

Greece seeks reparations from Germany Italy and Bulgaria

Finance Minister Gregory Kassimatis announced Greece will demand 3 billion dollars from Germany 300 million dollars from Italy and 400 million dollars from Bulgaria. The figures followed a session of the advisory financial council led by Premier Canellopoulos.

Athens Gregory Kassimatis Greece Germany Italy Bulgaria Advisory Financial Council Canellopoulos

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