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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1945

Page

11

High Point Realtors Split Over Rent Control Need

A survey of High Point realtors shows opposition to government rent control while favoring rent increases tied to higher repair costs. Some fear rent control could deter new rental construction, jeopardizing the city’s housing shortage, even as OPA investigators study the issue with local residents.

High Point Don Conrad Conrad OPA Charlotte Earl N. Phillips J. E. Amos Amos

Guilford County Unit Returns Home From Italy

Guilford County’s 686th ordnance unit has arrived home and been discharged. Three remaining units stay in transit, with one in Naples and two at Piombino awaiting movement. First Lieutenant June A. Gray remains with the company after overseas service from May 1943.

Guilford County Volunteer Ordnance Outfit 686Th Ordnance Italy States Naples Piombino Thepee Casablanca Port Lyautey French Morocco June A. Gray

Pfc Fred Davis Hurt In Wreck In Germany

Pfc. Fred Davis son of Mrs. Elsie Davis of 1312 Bencini Street was hospitalized in Germany after a jeep accident in late October. He was thrown from the vehicle landing on his head and was unconscious for two days, now reported improving by hospital authorities.

Pfc Fred Davis Elsie Davis Bencini Street Germany Davis

New Advertising Copy Schedule To Go Into Effect

C Patterson Jr advertising manager announced a new deadline schedule for ads in the Enterprise. Weekday copy must be in the day before publication while Sunday ads go in by noon Saturday and Monday papers by 10 am on publication day. The change aims to speed up and expand newspaper services.

C. Patterson, Jr Enterprise Office

Plans For Seal Sale Being Perfected

High Point tuberculosis association sharpens plans for its 1945 Christmas seal sale with chairwoman Mrs. S. S. Saunders urging use of the X ray, discovered November 8, 1895, as a wartime health asset. Officials note 252,885 U S deaths in service and about 206,000 civilian TB deaths. organizers aim to raise at least 8,000 to fund expanded chest clinics locally and in rural districts. Australia begins importing feed grains.

High Point Tuberculosis Association S. S. Saunders Sale Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen University of Wurzburg Bavaria

Melrose Mills Plans Major Plant Expansions

Melrose Hosiery mills undertake two new buildings and an addition at Glenn and Full Fashioned plants on Kivett drive to more than double capacity. An air and steel building will adjoin Glenn plant with 15000 square feet of floor space to house offices finishing and shipping. The Glenn plant will add capacity to 15000 dozen hose weekly. Full Fashioned plant gains 110 by 115 foot expansion with basement and new knitting seaming and boarding equipment. A cafeteria will replace the central white building.

Melrose Glenn Glenn Plant Melrose Hosiery Mills Kivett Drive Air and Steel

City Moves To Improve Its Electric Distribution

City officials and utilities leaders briefed council on worsening electric distribution as demand rose 10 percent during peak hours. With increased loads on Duke Power lines and aged primary circuits, officials seek new lines and a circuit from Southern Avenue to English Street to restore voltage.

City Roy Braden H. A. Davis Duke Power Company J. L. Perkins Perns Utilities Department Southern Avenue Courtesy Road English Street Utilities Committee Braden B. F. Saunders

Dealers Warned Not To Sell Beer to Minors In High Point

High Point juvenile authorities through Boys Commissioner J. J. Ellington issue a warning to all alcohol sellers that selling beer or wine to minors will trigger immediate license loss. He noted good dealer cooperation, described a few isolated violations, and said the youth center project is on hold awaiting a qualified leader.

High Point J. J. Ellington Ellington Ers Western California USC

Two Divorce Suits Filed In City Court

Mrs. Frances Roach sues Melvin E. Roach for divorce on adultery grounds and seeks full custody of their minor child. Carlos Oliver Johnson also files for divorce on adultery grounds. Vestal Arlena Griffin Johnson appears in relation to Carlos Oliver Johnson. Vestal Claywell files for divorce from Wallie Mae Claywell on two years separation.

Frances Roach Melvin E. Roach Roach Carlos Oliver Johnson Vestal Arlena Griffin Johnson Vestal Claywell Wallie Mae Claywell

Nine Men Leave For Induction At Bragg

Nine locals departed for Fort Bragg to report for induction. From draft board number four were Wilbur Owens Pinnix Charles Cleo Massey Glen Evans Roscoe Boyd and Jasper James Studdleton. Registrants of board five to

Fort Bragg Armed Forces Wilbur Owens Pinnix Charles Cleo Massey Glen Evans Roscoe Boyd Jasper James Studdleton

75 Sign For Homecoming Dinner

Alumni of the local Methodist college report 75 reservations for the Homecoming Day banquet at the Sheraton hotel at 6 p.m. and the 8 p.m. football game against Guilford College at Albion Millis Stadium. Husbands and wives of alumni are invited, with reservations accepted through Friday via the High Point College alumni office. Departure list includes Frank Bryant Mason, John Hyatt Jr., and A. Z. Randle.

High Point College Ruth Myers Surratt College Alumni Association Methodist Sheraton Hotel Guilford College Albion Millis Stadium

Last Of World War II Records Will Move Today

World War II personnel records housed at the Exposition building will be moved to St Louis by today end under Major Claude Duval. The remaining World War II files occupy floors seven through part two and will be transferred by November 15, with broader moves planned as delays occurred. Major Duval notes possible floor return to Exposition authorities before the lease ends and reflects on staff changes amid the move.

Exposition Building War Department St. Louis Claude Duval Washington Buford Doughtry Sition Duval Col H. C. Chappell Chappell

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