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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1942

Page

14

Tobacco Committee of State Grange Seeks Ceilings Rescinded

The Tobacco Committee of the State Grange urged the Office of Price Administration to rescind its price ceilings on flue-cured tobacco calling them unfair to one group of producers. The move followed an appeal by Rep. John H. Kerr and discussions with officials in Raleigh and Washington.

Tobacco Committee of State Grange OPA Raleigh State Grange Office of Price Administration Leon Henderson John H. Kerr Wilson North Carolina Virginia Agriculture Claude Wickard Grange Harold D. Cooley Nashville Wickard J. B. Hutson Commodity Credit Corporation Washington Cooley Grange Committee

Magician Performs New Trick To Calm Fire Evacuation

Decatur Illinois September 3 A magician Blackstone saved a packed Lincoln Theatre audience by orchestrating a staged exit during a fire in an adjacent building Fire Chief Claude Osborne estimated damage to two neighboring shops at $40000 while the theatre itself suffered little damage and the show proceeded as planned

Decatur, It

Five Nations Join In Pact To Clarify Mutual Aid Principles

The United States Great Britain Australia New Zealand and Fighting France sign reciprocal aid pacts to formalize mutual assistance terms. Agreements cover lending war materiel and services on best use of resources, with minimized currency needs and coordinated supply to US forces.

Washington United States Great Britain Australia New Zealand France Germany United State Department Hull Lord Halifax Owen Dixon Walter Nash London John E. Dahlquist Maurice de Jean Charles de Gaulle

Back-to-Church Sunday at Main Street Methodist

Special service planned at Thomasville church with Rev. Lee F. Tuttle speaking on Life-Time Pocket books next Sunday at 11 am. Music, fall program details, and a new Sunday night series The Hour of Fellowship to begin with a one-act play And He Came to His Father directed by Frances Wratz.

Thomasville Lee F. Tuttle Main Street Methodist Main Street Methodist Church Tuttle Miss. Frances Wratz Serice Paul Green, Jr Benjamin Rufus Herring Mordicai J. C. Green, Jr Rachael Judy Owen Joseph Charles Gilliam Weborah Dorothy Johnson

State Hospital Trustees to study recommendation

Morganton officials schedule a September 15 meeting at the State Hospital to review findings from a governor appointed board of inquiry. Governor Broughton plans to attend along with R G Deyton, assistant director of the budget, as newspapers reported on conditions prompting the inquiry and the board's extensive improvement recommendations.

Morganton State Hospital Broughton R. G. Deyton

Rotary Governor Speaks At Thomasville Club Meeting

Haw ley Cobb District Rotary Governor of the 188th Rotary District spoke at the Thomasville Rotary Club meeting in the Woman's Club building. George D. Finch introduced him and Cobb reviewed Rotary International’s history and current role. Visitors included Bobby Carpenter Sherman R. Laws Tom Gunn Lamar Stringfield L. C. Derrick and Dr Liston Pope.

Thomasville Hawley Cobb Wadesboro Rotary Rotary Club Woman's Club Governor Cobb George D. Finch Rotary International Bobby Carpenter Sherman R. Laws Tom Gunn Sanford Lamar Stringfield L. C. Derrick Greensboro Liston Pope Yale University

Sixty Five Go To Army From Thomasville

Sixty five local residents left for Camp Croft South Carolina for induction into military service by bus. The list includes Jessie Robert Henderson Barney Jenkins King Vernon Ray Culbreth Vilas Owens Parrish Jessie J Jarrell John Raymond Hiatt Woodrow Wilson Lambeth Luther Woodrow Glascoe John Wilson Sullivan James Odeill Warner Frederick Pershing Fallenstein Paul Dean Burkham Carl Thomas Lovelace Owens Colin McNary Westmoreland Clyde Nelson Raymond Voight Yakeley Ervin Walter Morris Ellis Walter Owens Johnny Nelson Epps Albert Ar

Thomasville Camp Croft S. C Jessie Robert Henderson Barney Jenkins King Vernon Ray Culbreth Vilas Owens Parrish Jessie J. Jarrell John Raymond Hiatt Woodrow Wilson Lambeth Luther Woodrow Glascoe John Wilson Sullivan James Odeill Warner Frederick Pershing Fallenstein Paul Dean Burkham Carl Thomas Lovelace Owens Colin McNary Westmoreland Clyde Nelson Raymond Voight Yakeley Ervin Walter Morris Ellis Walter Owens Johnny Nelson Epps Albert Ar

Tax collector dies by own action in Tarboro

Joe Mallette, federal tax collector on leave for a nervous breakdown, stepped in front of a fast train in Tarboro. County Coroner J. G. Raby ruled the death as by own action. Funeral plans not announced.

Tarboro Joe Mallette J. G. Raby Mallette

Local Names List Dashes Through Courtly Records

Thur Fouts, Dorsey Jackson Hand ley, Jr, James William Wagoner, Elsie Lee Russell, Willie Branson Anderson Warner, Bertie Lee Yates, Frank Harrison Lambeth, Willard Dempsey Harris, Cletus Maiden Tysinger, Walter Fforrison Kindley, Jacob Mytha Lopp, Ray Winsor Albright, Leroy Woodrow Bailey, John Carr, James Reid Gilliland, Raymond Colon Ken nedy, Dolph Snider, and Joe Don Fouts.

Thur Fouts Dorsey Jackson Handley, Jr James William Wagoner Elsie Lee Russell Willie Branson Anderson Warner Bertie Lee Yates Frank Harrison Lambeth Willard Dempsey Harris Cletus Maiden Tysinger Walter Fforrison Kindley Jacob Mytha Lopp Ray Winsor Albright Leroy Woodrow Bailey John Carr James Reid Gilliland Raymond Colon Kennedy Dolph Snider Joe Don Fouts

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