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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1945

Page

5

Unemployment Control Debate in North Carolina

Raleigh report outlines tensions over federal versus state control of unemployment compensation and job services. NC faces 105 million dollar reserve in UCC funds, concerns about federal rules not fitting local conditions, and fears of increased benefits prolonging unemployment.

Raleigh Rnment North Carolina UCC War Manpower Commission Qgbout War Manpower Organization

Local WW II separations reported from Thomasville area

S/Sgt Raymond Richardson and other service members from Thomasville and nearby High Point received honorable discharges at various bases. Reports cover Richardson at Hunter Field with European theater honors, Cpl James N. Johnson at Camp Lejeune with a Purple Heart, and Albert R. Lamar at Camp Blanding with five campaigns and multiple decorations. Additional notes include Pfc CarlTon T. Foster at Drew Field, S/Sgt Louis Carson Jr. at McLellan Field, Capt Thomas C. Ragsdale near Jamestown, and crew assignments on USS Kenneth Whiting and other vessels in Japan and Pacific theaters.

Richardson Hunter Field Raymond Richardson Ruth L. Richardson Pinestreet Thomasville N. C Army Armed Service 319Th Thomasville Chair Co Cpl. Johnson Camp Lejeune James N. Johnson Roy E. Johnson High Point Marine Corps Guadalcanal New Georgia Palau Okinawa Lamar Camp Blanding Fla Albert R. Lamar Army of the Foster Drew Field Fra Carlton T. Foster Army Air Forces Air Transport Command Ferrying Division Homestead Lucy Foster Grace Street Furgurson Mclellan Field Calif Louis C.rson, Jr Lindsay Street South Pack 17Th Weather Squadron Ragsdale Tampa Fila Thomas C. Ragsdale United States Army Air Force W. G. Ragsdale Jamestown Oakdale Cotton Mills R.O.T.C 57Th Acs

Ocean travel tightens as Le Havre travel resumes

Ocean travel between the United States and Europe has resumed but only for strong reasons, with priority rules in place. Chief Purser J Donald Malone of United States Lines says it may take at least eighteen months to lift all restrictions. Eggs deteriorate quickly if stored at room temperature and should be kept in a container in the bottom of the refrigerator.

LE Havre France INS United States Europe J. Donald Malone United States Lines

Favorite Theatre Headquarters Panama Canal Dept Panamanian re enlistments

Panama Canal Department reports early coast artillery re enlistments after the war. Of the first nineteen men who re joined, fifteen remained in the Panama overseas area, three went to the European theater, and one chose the Pacific Asiatic sector.

Panama Canal Department INS Panama Coast Artillery Command

Fat salvage drives continued uses after wartime limits

Fat salvage remains essential as Peace negotiates supply despite minimal impact on American fat and oil. The program ends only the use for explosives, while all other applications persist.

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Kenneth Whiting Fred S. Kenn Sasebo Bay Kyushu Japan U. S WM. L. Scarlett Pasanena Yokosuka Naval Base William L. Scarlett USNR Rt. 2 Merremack Tokyo Ralph E. Hansell Merrimack Hansell Lester W. Hansell Springstreet Tokyo Bay William F. Halsey 3Rd Fleet Caroline Islands Walgreen's Mann's Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Dictograph America Farmer Jones Sevel High Point, N. C
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