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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1945

Page

3

Japan’s No 1 School For Boys Still Is Flourishing

Nikko Japan Oct. 2 Amid surrender and demilitarization Japan’s top boys school remains vibrant. Crown Prince Akihito and Prince Masahito attend the School for Peers where fencing drills and bowing rituals persist. Students aged 8 to 14 in mustard uniforms practice with bamboo swords under imperial household oversight, while the public school ceremo ny emphasizes posture and discipline.

Morrie Landsberg Nikko Japan Akihito Mashaito Nikko Education Ministry Ministry of the Imperial Household Summer Palace Kanaya Nikko Public School

Quilt Kit Ad Promises Colorful Patches and Free Goods

Promotional notice touts a quilt kit with sixteen patterns and enough colorful materials to create over two hundred patches. Includes a giant spool of thread and postage paid offer, promising satisfaction and free extras from the crafts company.

Specter cc Pilus Monty Fay Fae Femeart Tormat Jarers Aimanar

Kilpatrick Returns to Civilian Life in Virginia

Brig. Gen. John R. Kilpatrick, former Madison Square Garden head, is placed in inactive status after three years as a Free General at the Hampton Roads port. Col. J. Wilder receives command as the port changes hands at midnight in Newport News.

Newport News John R. Kilpatrick Madison Square Garden New York City Hampton Roads Eeeefort Oumar Meipanrien Col. J. Wilder

Two Injured As Train Plunges Through Washed Trestle

Report from Oct 2 describes a Baltimore & Ohio mail train derailment after crossing a washed-out trestle at 10 45. Engineer Charles H. Kintzel and fireman Kenneth H. Murphy, both of Buffalo, escaped with minor injuries while the Buffalo to Pittsburgh run was disrupted.

Name name swap prompts Erie office label shift

A reader suggests S. Johnston will replace Will Hays as head of the film office likening it to an Erie office. The letter implies Johnston could push to eliminate risque content in cinema, echoing talk of a new era in Hollywood censorship.

Hollywood S'ses Johnston Will Hays Hays

End of Year Reflections on Methodist Cadets in North Carolina

Western North Carolina Methodist cadets head to Greens boro conference to determine assignments for the new year. The piece reflects on itinerancy, pastor demands, and the life and workload of clergy, with anecdotes and light humor about church life and public impressions.

North Carolna Greensboro Methodist Ae Sonn Cross

One Minute Test Questions and Wisdom Hints

Grab Bag ONE MINUTE TEST questions ask barometer register scotch singer knighted by George V and Declaration signer count. Wisdom quotes urge friendship as healer and etiquette for dates. Horoscope notes ambition honesty tolerance and monotone birthday guidance.

George V of England

Truman Pushes Senate Showdown Over McKeough Nomination

President Truman faces a Senate showdown on his nomination of Raymond S. McKeough to the maritime commission. The Commerce Committee split 10 to 7 against, with eight Republicans and two Democrats voting yes. The dispute centers on McKeoughs CIO PAC ties and the effort by CIO AFL factions to influence the vote while the President seeks a up or down decision.

Washington Truman Senate Raymond S. McKeough CIO McKeough Political Action Committee AFL Senate Commerce Committee Overton Louisiana O'Daniel Texas Bailey D-Nc PAC Chicago Roosevelt Brewster R-M Maritime Commission Lucas D-Ill A -Cio

Burglar Returns After Smith Admits Hotel Left Unlocked

In Albuquerque on October 2 B F Smith told police his hotel room was burglarized and admitted it was left unlocked. A week later the same thieves returned. Smith ruefully confirmed the door was not locked.

Albuquerque B. F. Smith Smith

Meehean New Chief of Game Fish Division

C Lloyd Meehean named chief of the division of game fish and hatcheries in the Fish and Wildlife Service. He has been assistant chief since 1942 and succeeds Milton C James who moves to assistant director. Meehean, from Minnesota, joined the service in 1930 and has served at Fairport Iowa Natehi oches Louisiana Marion Alabama Leetown West Virginia Weleka Florida.

Washington Lloyd Meehean Fish To Wildlife Service Snce Milton C. James Fish and Wildlife Service Meehean Minnesota Fairport Iowa Ion Natehioches Marion Ala Leetown W. Va Weleka, Fla

Thomasville Boy Wins First Prize in Contest

Jeck Hodgin, 15, son of Dr and Mrs O R Hodgin of Thomasville, won first prize in the Greensboro Daily News contest to name the Carolina State League All Stars. He receives a $50 war bond and a 1946 season pass to all games.

Thomasville Jeck Hodgin O. R . Hodgin Greensboro Daily News Jack

U S Airmen Find Brides in Northamptonshire District

About 1,500 American airmen stationed at various bases in Northamptonshire married local women. The district surrounding several airfields became noted for these unions, reflecting a mix of service life and community ties during wartime.

London U. S Northamptonshire

700 000 Jobs Go Begging As 2 000 000 Are Idle

Washington reports more than 2 million unemployed while job openings vanish. Officials cite mismatched skills high wartime wages and low peacetime pay as reasons. Openings shift to agriculture service trade and finance with many veterans delaying civilian work pending better pay.

Washington Oct United States Employment Service Buls Sud Ee Ake Uses

No Sure Winner Says No Sure Thing On Track

Hirsch Jacobs, famed trainer, argues there is no guaranteed winner in racing saying men who claim a sure thing are insincere or ignorant. The note added comes amid racing news from New York. The calendar also marks fire prevention week October 7 to 13 urging home safety checks for hazards.

Hirsch Jacobs America Jacobs New York INS

More Specific Drug Labels Required Under New Rules

Washington reports FDA to end vague labeling for self medication. Effective Oct 10, three classes of products will apply: full directions for self use, prescription only labels, and a third class with no full directions or prescription legend. Dr. Robert P. Herwick notes increased safety and reduced confusion.

Washington Food and Drug Administration Robert P. Herwick Drug Division

Burglars Seize Whisky From Cartage Co Garage, Flee

Burglars broke into the M. J. Jewett Cartage Co garage in Chicago and dumped a truck full of hardware. They then loaded 65 cases of whisky and drove away.

Chicago M. J. Jewett Cartage Co

Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point Township

Real estate transfers filed in Guilford County show N L Garner and wife transferring multiple Garner land parcels to various buyers including Robert B Sellers J Putman C A Johnson Ed Fields BE Osborne J H Richween and others. Other transfers include L W Edwards to Wille Harrington city parcels to R Pendergrass Paul Webster Smith and two tracts for High Point Savings and Trust, with Rebecca Smoot transferring to Havel M Freeman on East Green Street.

High Point Township N. L. Garner Robert B. Sellers Garner J. ©. Putman C. A. Johnson Ed Fields BE. A. Osborne Sherwood Hills High Point Savings and Trust Comepany Dutch Laundry, Incorporated South Main Street Rebecca Smoot Havel M. Freeman

Ecuador stamps Vito era stamp sale linked to 1942 goodwill trip

Ecuador continues to sell and recognize 50-centavo stamps from a 1942 Good Will Trip of President Arroyo del Rio. Arroyo del Rio was toppled in May 1944 and has lived in exile in Colombia since.

Ecuador Vito Presiden Arroyo del Rio Colombia

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