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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1950

Page

10

Brazilian Furniture Giant Guelmann Tours Global Plants

Guelmann describes a Brazil based furniture operation near Curitiba with 48 hour weeks, 20 to 60 cent wages, and 5 percent social charges plus 5 percent for insurance. Workers belong to a syndicate and skilled labor is scarce. Machinery mostly from the U S with some from Czechoslovakia and Germany. The plant uses wood from its own forest and ships finished goods locally, while seeking KKd and veneer outlets for U S buyers. He plans no Brazilian sales but aims to supply dimension stock and veneers for American manufacturers.

Curitiba Guelmann U.S United States Pzechoslovakia Germany Brazil U. S High Point Detroit Grand Rapids Mich West Coast Central America

Lackey Elected President of North Carolina Motor Carriers

E. G. Lackey of Winston-Salem was elected president of the North Carolina Motor Carriers association. He succeeds B. Jack Forbes of Wilson with N. J. McLean as first vice president and J. T. Outlaw reelected executive secretary treasurer. M. C. Hoover of Charlotte named council of safety supervisors chair. Col James R. Smith Raleigh and James K. Knudson ICC spoke.

Blowing Rock E. G. Lackey Winston-Salem North Carolina Motor Carriers Association B. Jack Forbes Wilson N. J. McLean J. T. Outlaw Raleigh M. C. Hoover Charlotte Council of Safety Supervisors James R. Smith State Highway Patrol James K. Knudson Interstate Commerce Commission

Looking Backwards in the future as it has in the past several years

Contents recount World War II era events from September 10 1940 and September 10 1945 including air raids on London and Berlin, U S Navy capital ship funding, conscription debates, Maine Republican victories, MacArthur’s postwar orders in Japan and Korea, Quisling’s treason verdict, Tojo’s remarks, and new war housing programs approving 100 homes in High Point and 35 in Asheboro.

Berlin Hinter London High Command Merse Marsh Alexandria Jaffa Port Sudan U. S. Navy Navy Senate-House Congress Maine Douglas MacArthur Imperial General Headquarters Japan Korea MacArthur Seoul John R. Hodge 24Th Army Jinsen Hodge Oslo Radio Vidkun Quisling Quisling Norway Hideki Tojo Pearl Harbor Asia Tokyo Franklin D. Roosevelt High Point Asheboro National Building Agency

Funeral service for Glenda Gail Fleming announced

Glenda Gail Fleming aged 3 of 514.4 English Street died Saturday morning in a local hospital. Funeral services were held Saturday night at Cumby-Davis Mortuary with Dr. L B Reavis in charge. Her body will be taken to Clintwood Virginia for burial in the Fleming family plot after services there on Monday. She had been living with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs Carl Espy.

Glenda Gai Fleming English Street Cumby-Davis L. B. Reavis Green’ Street

Funeral services held for Mrs. Jeanette C. Eddinger

Funeral services for Mrs. Jeanette C. Eddinger 77 of 114 Lexington Ave died at home Tuesday morning. Services were at Sechrest chapel Saturday at 11 led by Dr. L B Reavis of Green Street Baptist Church. Roy Padgett sang with Mrs. Padgett at piano. Pallbearers included Richard Ward Wayne Morris Charles Eddinger Dane Guyer Randal Guyer Elmer Powers and Richard Dorsett. Burial followed at Oakwood cemetery with graveside rites led by Rev. Clyde Eddinger.

Jeanette C. Eddinger E. Lexington Ave Sechrest Chapel L. B. Reavis Green Street Baptist Church Roy Padgett Padgett Richard Ward Wayne Morris Charles Eddinger Dane Guyer Randal Guyer Elmer Powers Richard Dorsett Oakwood Cemetery Clyde Eddinger Winston-Salem

Three Hurt In Wreck At Centennial

Three persons sustained minor injuries in a car crash at the Woodrow avenue and Centennial intersection. Wood failed to stop for a sign, striking Cleatus A. Welch’s car as he headed north on Centennial. Henderson was a passenger in Wood’s vehicle. Damages were about $200.

Woodrow Avenue Centennial Cleatus A. Welch Montheu Thomas D. Wood Pershing Street W. J. Henderson Johnson Street Wood Woodrow Henderson

Opened Law Office of R K Hayworth Jr At Wright Building

A High Point native and UNC law school graduate, R K Hayworth Jr opens a general practice office in the Wright building here. He and his wife and child live on Randleman Route 1. He served 33 months in World War II, including 18 overseas in Europe. He is 32, born in High Point, raised in Mebane, and earned his LLB this spring before passing the state bar.

High Point University of North Carolina Law School Wright R. K. Hayworth, Jr Randleman Route 1 Hayworth Field Artillery Mebane University Law School

Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism Excaliber Springs Notice

Free book offered by The Ball Clinic explains why drugs fail to cure rheumatism and arthritis and outlines a 31 year treatment system. Readers in Excelsior Springs Missouri are urged to request the book without obligation by writing Dept. 4612 today.

Excelsior Springs Ball Clinic Dept Missouri

Slug Graze Incident Hurts Man Working Under Car Hood

Charles Scott and Lawrence Chandler were repairing a car on Roy avenue when a .22 slug struck Scott in the head area and only grazed his skin. He received first aid and was released from High Point hospital. Police suspect a ricochet with no shooter identified.

Charles Scott Mill Street Scott Lawrence Chandler Roy Avenue High Point Hospital Lawrence

Two Family Members Electrocuted in Backyard Aerial Setup

Two members of a family were electrocuted and two others injured in Great Neck New York when an aluminum ladder they used to erect a television aerial contacted a powerline. Police said the incident occurred in the backyard.

Great Neck N. Y

Jottings From Page One B On Language Barriers

A writer recounts interviewing a Brazilian furniture dealer and facing language barriers as interpreters tried, only to reveal the conversation was actually conducted in Yiddish. The piece notes uncertainty about the interview’s accuracy.

Brazil

Berwyn pupil dies in accidental hanging act

A Berwyn junior high student was found dead in his father's barn hayloft after apparently accidentally hanging himself while acting out a western melodrama alone. He wore a cowboy suit and used a cowboy lariat, police said.

Phoenixville Berwyn

Housing shortage and waiting lists in Thomasville

The Home Building and Loan Association says no waiting list while Henry Kennedy maintains a waiting list of unknown size based on credit references. Mayor Finch says rental applications go to Kennedy. Julian Myers reports no waiting list. Thomasville Chair Co employees about 2000 with 1700 skilled. housing shortage noted for middle and lower incomes. Gentry cites 3 years to find suitable rentals. 17 applicants preceded another renter. Chamber official Hoyle notes about 52 percent of Thomasville workers live outside the city.

Home Building and Loan Association Henry Kennedy Harry B. Finch Julian Myers Gordon Gentry Mr. Holliday Thomasville Chair Company Gentry Holliday Kenneth Hoyle Thomasville Chamber of Commerce

Winthrop College Senior Dies In Crash Near Lancaster

A 20 year old Winthrop College senior Miss Emmy Lou Howey died from injuries after a car crash near Lancaster late last night. The driver J Y Crawford a Negro chain gang trusty also died. Charles Jackson and Ned Blackmon were critically injured and rushed to hospitals in Charlotte and Columbia respectively.

Lancaster S. C Winthrop College Emmy _ Lou Howey Trusty Jack Mozingo W. S. Sanders Miss Howey Lancaster County Charles Jackson Ned Blackmon Lancaster County Chainrang J. Y. Crawford Negro Trusty Charlotte Crawford Jackson Blackmon Veterans Hospital Columbia

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