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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1944

Page

3

Arnold seeks moose hunt during Wyoming vacation

Lieut. Gen. H. H. Arnold, commander of the U S Army Air Forces, has applied for a non-resident big game license and a special moose hunting permit for the Green River refuge in west central Wyoming. The refuge season runs October 1 to October 15.

Cheyenne Wyo INS H. H. Arnold U. S. Army Air Forces Green River Wyoming

BC Pain Relief Ad Highlights Fast Nerve and Headache Aid

An old advertisement touts BC as quick acting relief for headaches and neuralgia with mild aches. It advises using as directed and consulting a physician if pain persists. Prices listed are 10c and 25c.

Notice of High Point land sale auctions 1944

City of High Point advertises multiple land auctions under mayor Arnold J. Koonce. Properties include blocks in Willenbar Terrace and Sun rise Hills Subdivision with bid terms of 10 percent down and balance over sixty months. The city reserves the right to reject all bids and sets sale for September 25 1944 at 11 00 A M at City Hall.

City of High Point N. C High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina Sunrise Hills Office of Register of Deeds Arnold J. Koonce Willenbar Terrace N.C Wilcubar Terrace Sherrod Park Ryling J. M. Hedgescock Green St Park St

Elections In Maine To Be Held Today

Maine voters head to the polls to choose a Governor and three U S House seats. In the first district Rep Robert Hale faces Andrew A Pettis CIO Shipyard Workers Union president. The race highlights labor angles as parties seek gains before November.

Portland Maine Pine Tree U. S. House CIO Robert Hale Andrew A. Pettis CIO Shipyard Workers Unnion Pettis Hale

Dewey Considers Second Swing Through Middlewest States

Campaign plans show Dewey weighing a second tour through Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and Missouri with stops in Detroit Chicago Des Moines Minneapolis and Kansas City He aims to press farm and labor groups and may return to Pittsburgh to speak in Philadelphia guiding a strategy to win 26 Republican governor states.

Dewey Middlewest Detroit Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Thomas FE Mississippi Iowa Des Moines Iowa Capital George B. Hickenlooper George A. Wilson Seattle Indiana Illinois Owosso Mich Louisville Kalamazoo Niles Mid Dewey Board of Strategy Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri GOP Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pittsburgh Midwest

Demand for workers in North Carolina speeds up during August

Essential employers filed orders for 15 334 workers in August. By rating, C rated firms sought 7 816 workers, no priority firms 3 962, AA rated 3 196. A rated 729. Unskilled labor led with 8 881 positions, followed by semi skilled 3 186 and skilled 2 775.

Raleigh North Carolina Dorton War Manpower Commission

Baptist meet planned for Green River Association at Rutherfordton

Rutherfordton reports the Green River Baptist Association, over a century old with 31 churches and 6000 members, will hold its 104th meeting September 28 to 30.

Baptists Rutherfordton Green River Baptist Association

Holland’s Underground Poised to Liberate Holland

Dutch resistance builds a meticulous network with underground courts, leaders, and saboteurs prepared to enact justice after liberation. In Rotterdam, 30,000 Nazi sympathizers were rounded up by gendarmes using staged air raids, and the movement vows orderly postwar governance to prevent chaos.

John Cahill Central Press France Holland Adolf Hitler Poland Belgium Paris Marshal Hermann Wilhelm Goering Luftwaller Rotterdam New York Manhattan Island Hague Wilhelmina Europe Rotterdam London Hitler Fuehrer Madison Square Garden Goering Gestapo Berlin House of Orange Sion Hendrik Ab der Seyffardt Mander

TVA Praised as Model for River Valleys by Farmers Union

Twelve members of the national Farmers Union recommended the Tennessee Valley Authority as a pattern for developing every great river valley in America after a four day study tour. The group described TVA as a valuable regional resource.

TVA Knoxville, Tenn Tennessee Valley Authority Today National Farmers Union Great River Valley America

Forestry policy set at NC meeting in Hillsboro

The North Carolina Forestry Association will determine a policy for eighteen million forest acres at a special Hillsboro meeting called by Dr. K Korstian. J D Rogers of High Point is noted as a former president after their annual gathering yesterday.

Raleigh North Carolina National Tax Association St. Louis R. L. Doughton House Ways and Means Committee Randolph Paul U. S. Treasury Edwin Gill Revenue Ben Eaton A. 4. Maxwell Department of Tax Research W. 4. Adams Department K. Cooke, Sr Division of Income Tax REA Waynesville P—Rural Electrification Administration Harry Slattery North Carolina Managers Association of the John Asher J. D. Rogers High Point Forrestry Hillsboro North Carolina Forestry Association K. Korstian Duke University

Carolinians Named In Navy Casualty List

The Navy releases 204 casualties including North Carolinians. Listed are wounded soldiers such as iedaghea L. Bostic USMC and George B. Grayson USMC, plus dead and missing family details from Wilmington, Kings Mountain, Lincolnton and Charlotte.

Navy Department Today U. S. Naval Iedaghea L. Bostic USMC Estella Mareaby Chinquapin Pfe Dalla L. Braswell USMCR Mary ¥. Braswell Elm City Wiliam F. Brown William F. Brown West King St Kinston Ben. F. Dixon Marion H. Dixon Country Club Pines Wilmington George B. Grayson George B

Mexico sees tourism boom despite war

War does not hamper Mexico’s tourist trade. The latest stats show 207000 visitors last year, up from 1941. Of these, 88000 came by highway, 35000 by rail, 37000 by air, and 47000 were transients averaging seven days in the country.

Mexico City INS Mexico

Inspection to be done away with and new rationing book issued

The office of price administration announced the abolition of tire inspection records with the expiration of the A gasoline books. Motorists will receive a new rationing record and old tire inspection papers will no longer be needed though keep them for now. New A books will begin in the east later this month and in the 17 eastern states by September 22, 1945.

Washington Office of Price OPA Calti East Coast Sta iFes

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