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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1945

Page

9

North Carolina Sets Lowest Accidents in Pulp Mills

North Carolina led the southeast in reducing pulp and paper mill accidents in early 1944. The state cut the rate to 5.5 per 500 workers from 25.5 last year, with gains credited to union efforts and stricter safety practices. Alabama trailed in hour totals, while Florida posted a rise in accidents.

Raleigh North Carolina Forrest Shuford Comprex of Labor W. A. Zimmer Division of Labor Standards U. S. Department of Labor Federal Department Zimmer Alabama Florida

Morehead City Daily Changes Ownership

The Twin City Daily Times is sold to P. T. Hines of Greensboro Daily News and J. H. McEwen Jr. McEwen arrives from New York City and will take captive management next year. Hines remains with Greensboro. H. B. Utley, founder since 1936, plans retirement due to ill health. Mrs. Utley, long time news editor, also retires.

Morehead City Twin City Utley

Eastland Carries 1630 to Seattle for Return Home

The USS Eastland sails from Karen toward Seattle with 1,630 officers and men aboard. Officials report return rates around 74 percent for enlisted and 84 percent for officers, with expectations that all 70 point enlisted and 75 point officers depart by December 1. The voyage follows a prior danger period after October 28 near Sinclair, Asheville, N C.

Karen Sig Fastland Seattle America Sinclair Asheville N. C

Costs of feeding the U S S Missouri crew revealed

The article notes it costs about $1,000 daily to feed the Missouri's crew of over 2000 men. They dine in multiple cafeterias and consume more than seven tons of food each day. It also reports that over 70,000 Sandy Wars are sold to the crew each month.

U. S. S. Missouri

Guilford County Real Estate Transfers in High Point Area

Guilford County transfers list numerous property deeds in High Point Township. Transfers include R A Cook to J W Foust. W Fraley to R L Edwards. Verna Ault to Guilford Realty and Insurance. Ernest M Buchanan to Clinton Chandler. M Jones to Charles Perkins. Thacker to I Boyd Hucks. several corporate moves involving High Point Paper Box, Liane Hosiery Mills. Atlantic Life Insurance to Ben L Herman and others. multiple lots in Blair estate, Blair Putrelle, Moffitt Place subdivisions. numerous street and avenue lots including East Farriss, East Russell, Bridges, Mangum, Green, College Heights, and Fairfield road. The list features many paired spouses as grantors and grantees, with a mix of individuals and corporate entities.

High Point Township R. A. Cook J. W. Foust High Point Winston- Salem Road W. Jd. Fraley R. L. Edwards Stafford Bencini Verna Ault Guilford Realty and Insurance Company Thurston Street Ernest M. Buchanan Clinton Chandler Blair Estate M. Jones Charles R. Perkins Moffitt Place Laula Lillian L. Thacker I. Boyd Hucks Bridges Street High Point Paper Box Company, Incorporated Liane Hosiery Mills Mangum Avenue Atlantic Life Insurance Company, Incorporated Ben L. Herman East Ruetsell Street Carrie W. Bedford Lawrence J. Ashworth College Heights Bessie Smith J. Mutus Clodfelter Grant Street Nancy GO. Roger Alice R. Thomas East Farriss Avenue Jenna N. McMahan A. H. Aaron East Green Street Eugenia H. Hill Eugene V. Hill D. H. Cole Nancy G. Royer Franklin B. Montgomery East Carriss Avenue McKinley Davis Rebecca Tyson College Park J. W. Ferrell Dema Smith Barnett G. Smith M. M. Crouse M. Evans Blair-Putrelle Byron Haworth Sara Hill Countee Normal Street Joe L. Roberts Glenn Oaks Carey Ogburn Jones Margaret H. Taylor W. C. Jones Lewis L. Ingram D. J. Wren Fairfield Road Roy Brown Nelson M Zachary White Oak Street G. W. Ball Jewell Atkins W. C

Carolinians Buy $12.4 Million in Victory Bonds

North Carolinians had purchased $12.4 million of the victory loan quota by Tuesday. State war finance chairman Clarance T. Leinbach reported individual sales include $6.2 million of a $30 million E bonds allotment, with the state's overall quota for both individuals and corporations at $97 million.

Winston-Salem State War Finance Clarance T. Leinbach

Eastern Newsmen Hold Meeting Laffoon To Speak

East ern North Carolina newsmen met to organize the Eastern Carolina Press association. More than 60 representatives are expected with tonight’s program and a banquet tomorrow headlined by James Street of Chapel Hill. J L Horne Jr of Rocky Mount and Harvey Laffoon of Elkin will also speak at the event.

Disease Stricken Hungary Faces Penicillin Shortage

In Budapest a severely ill 11 year old, John Zepitz, endures malnutrition and infection with no penicillin or sulfa drugs available. Lt. Col. Richard Shackleford brings scarce penicillin from the U S Army, aiding only when it means life or death. American officers urge aid as 200,000 syphilis cases in Hungary go untreated.

Budapest John Zepitz St. John's City Hospital Buda United States Army Hungary Richard K. Shackleford Johns Hopkins Baltimore U. S. Army Shackleford John William S. Key Bucharest Harry McClain Saxton

Funeral Services for Pauline Hughes in Asheboro

Miss Pauline Hughes 31 died at 4 45 am yesterday at her mother Annie Hughes Asheboro route 2 home. Services held today at Pilgrim Holiness church. Burial at Neighbors Grove cemetery. Survived by two sisters Mrs A H Pritchard Central Falls and Mrs John Little Farmer five brothers Allen Fred James Paul Hughes of the home Pred Hughes High Point.

Asheboro Pauline Hughes Annie Hughes Pilgrim Holiness Church Neighbors Grove Cemetery A. H. Pritchard Central Falls John Little Farmer Allen Fred James Paul Hughes Pred Hughes High Point

Funeral for Alger B Wilkins in Fayetteville

Alger B Wilkins 46 former Cumberland County schools superintendent dies after a week long illness. He served 21 years in Cumberland schools including 12 years as superintendent resigning last September 1. He chaired the state legislative committee and led the Southeastern district twice. Survived by his widow three children four brothers and three sisters.

Fayetteville Alger B. Wilkins Cumberland County Cumberland North Carolina Education Association

Weather quip misattributed to Twain in common lore

The line Everybody talks about the weather but nobody does anything about it is credited to Charles Dudley Warner. Warner wrote My Summer in the Air and collaborated with Mark Twain on The Gilded Age, clarifying Twain was not the original author.

Mark Twain Charles Dudley Warner Twain

All Aspirin May Look Alike Prompting St Joseph Choice

An advertisement urges consumers to choose St Joseph aspirin for quality and speed, noting the brand as the world’s largest seller at 10c and offering economy at 35c for a larger size.

St. Joseph St. Joseph Asprin

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