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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1945
Page
10
A reflective piece cites Truman Jefferson and Lincoln on liberty and the republic. It argues real progress requires inner virtue and public action, not just higher wages, and notes rural tales about everyday life and a Mountaineer’s simple journey.
Guilford County records show multiple transfers in High Point and surrounding subdivisions. Properties change hands among individuals and City of High Point via numerous lots in Morris Holton Blair Jordan Cassady and other plats, with buyers including J. R. Carcon N. J. Gill C. Kirkman and Dex Welborn among others.
Washington reports that President Truman’s message, at about 16 000 words, is the second longest ever. The longer one from Theodore Roosevelt in 1901 ran roughly 20 000 words and opened by lambasting anarchist Leon Czolgosz after McKinley’s assassination.
Meetings were scheduled today at North Carolina State College for three foundations supporting research and education. George S. Coble of Lexington presided the dairy foundation meeting, J M Broughton former governor convened the engineering foundation, and Thomas J Pearsall of Rocky Mount presided the agricultural foundation.
The Empress of Russia a 14810 ton former Canadian Pacific liner was damaged by a blaze nine hours after it started as flames swept below deck and the ship heeled over while being refitted at Barrow in Furness for government transport. Two men were killed and bodies recovered. Ship specialist Myrna L Hatley has been reassigned to Glyndon Air Facilities in Georgia after 27 months at the Law Center in Washington DC.
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