Surprised landlord found by OPA in Albuquerque
The OPA rent office reports a landlord who remodeled an apartment and asked to rent it for thirty dollars a month. The agency reviewed the unit against standards and ruled it was worth that amount.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1944
Page
3
The OPA rent office reports a landlord who remodeled an apartment and asked to rent it for thirty dollars a month. The agency reviewed the unit against standards and ruled it was worth that amount.
The Rev. Michael Clerkin recounts six years on New Guinea ending with a year as a Japanese prisoner. He describes brutal treatment, isolation, and forced labor at Kariru and Hollandia, the impact of American air raids, and the clash of American courage with Japanese methods as he awaited rescue.
Earl Gibson son of Mr and Mrs J E Gibson Jr writes from a hospital bed at Camp Blanding Fla about a timber rattlesnake bite while on the pistol range He reflects on war and literature and his hope for a postwar era of reading and peace He notes gaining 10 pounds in six days and weighs 180 pounds after enlisting June 21.
The 29th annual Western North Carolina Pentecostal Holiness session will meet in Winston-Salem from October 13 to 16. Rev. Thomas A. Melton presides. Bishop Joseph A. Synan and other leaders preach and conduct ordinations while youth and committee activities precede the sessions. Over 500 attendees expected.
In a club game East-West vulnerable West doubles five clubs after North opens clubs. East overrules with a five spades bid and fails to make, costing 500 points as the penalty for East’s costly miscommunication.
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