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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1945

Page

3

Slingshot Artist Kills Game At 25-Foot Range

Jim Gasque of western North Carolina uses homemade dogwood slingshots as a quiet substitute for a rifle during a gunpowder shortage. After years of practice he routinely shoots squirrels at 25 to 30 feet and has felled predatory birds like jays with buckshot, describing the weapon as ideal for woodland strolls.

Bill Sharpe Asheville Jim Gasque North Carolina Gasque Jim

Miller Joins State Welfare Board Staff

Charles H. Miller named director of the division of institutional and protective services for the North Carolina State Board of Public Welfare. The move reflects 1945 assembly actions expanding services for homes for the aged and delinquency programs. Miller, Salisbury native, Duke alumnus, formerly with Greensboro juvenile court and Duke legal aid clinic, will advise counties on juvenile delinquency policies and help plan detention and treatment programs.

Raleigh Charles H. Miller State Board of Public Welfare Ellen Winston Board of Public Welfare Miller Salisbury Duke University Greensboro Juvenile Court William York Duke Legal Aid Clinic Wake Forest College Law School State Department of Public Welfare Winston

Personal Hazard Causes 30 Fires In Two Months

A two month report from E. K. Ingram shows personal hazard caused 30 city fires, with 8 false alarms among 43 calls and 47½ hours spent fighting. Buildings valued at 43925 were exposed and damage estimated at 3825.

E. K. Ingram Ingram

Wheat milling sets April record for flour sacks

The industry ground over 50 million bushels of wheat in April 1945, shaping a new all time April high with 21,701,725 sacks of regular wheat flour produced.

Canada Hosts Wide Range of Food Fish Diversity

Nearly 60 kinds of food fish are identified across Canadian waters, reflecting rich aquatic biodiversity. Researchers note variety spans local rivers and coastal zones, highlighting species such as trout, bass, salmon, and cod among the documented list.

Canada

Graham Memorial: UNC’s three-fifths complete student union

The three story Graham Memorial on the UNC Chapel Hill campus functions as the student union. Financed by a small student fee and student-operated spaces, it hosts tea dances bowling and lounges while housing the Tar Heel and Yackety Yack offices.

Grail The Tar Heel Carolina Magazine Yackety Yack Graham Memorial Rge

Senate approves postmaster nominations in North Carolina

The Senate approved nominations for postmasterships in North Carolina including Olive V. Underwood Altamahan Oscar E. Ross Ansonville James R. D. Simmons Ash Myrtle W. Harris Bahama Leland R. Geiger Belfour Herman Bone Black Crank Glenn G. Gibbons Colfax Alma S. Marz Derita Maude Harris Efland Bessie E. Hyman Gaston Benjamin Franklin Hardison Grantsboro Joel A. Britt Harrellsville Cole J. Lee Lake Toxaway Denard R. Lewis Marshhalberg Sallie H. Adams Merry Hill Paul R. Dozier Shannon Estelle Eason Sharpsburg Norman H. Clark Snow Camp Velon L Allman Steeds W Fred Garrison Stocksville George H. Roebuck Stokes

Washington Senate North Carolina Olive V. Underwood Altamahan Oscar E. Ross Ansonville James R. D. Simmons Ash Myrtle W. Harris Bahama Leland R. Geiger Belfour Herman Bone Black Crank Glenn G. Gibbons Colfax Alma S. Marz Derita Maude Harris Efland Bessie E. Hyman Gaston Benjamin Franklin Hardison Grantsboro Joel A. Britt Harrellsville Cole J. Lee Lake Toxaway Denard R. Lewis Marshallberg Sallie H. Adams Merry Hill Paul R. Dozier Shannon Estelle Eason Sharpsburg Norman H. Clark Snow Camp Velon L. Allman Steeds W. Fred Garrison Stocksville George H. Roebuck Stokes

Kolbe Alive in Russian Zone Berlin Sculptor Kolbe

An American officer reports German sculptor George Kolbe, 68, living in the Russian zone of Berlin. Once famed for the Rathenaub fountain and the Man and Wife statue in Frankfurt, his death rumors have circulated but he is said to be in fairly good health.

Kolbe Wiesbaden Germany George Kolbe Berlin Rathenau Frankfurt

Women Will Register At Duke Thursday

Duke University opens its Woman's College with 12:15 p.m. assembly led by Dean Alice M. Baldwin. Over 1,000 coeds register for fall, largest enrollment. President Robert L. Flowers to address, with Dr. Kelsey Regen speaking on personal character in a power world.

Durham Woman's College Duke University Alice M. Baldwin Robert L. Flowers Kelsey Regen First Presbyterian Church of Durham Duke Law School

Kermit Hunter Named Symphony Society Business Manager

Lt Col Kermit H. Hunter recently discharged from the army was appointed business manager of the North Carolina Symphony society. He will take over duties from Dr J O Bailey who has led the Symphony fund campaign since March and will return to the university English department. Hunter also becomes the society’s first full time business manager.

Chapel Hill Kermit H. Hunter Chamber of Commerce North Carolina Symphony Society J. O. Bailey Symphony Fund Hunter Symphony Society Bailey University Re

Princess Elizabeth Thrown From Horse at Balmoral Castle

Princess Elizabeth was thrown from a horse in Balmoral Castle grounds and bruised both legs. Officials said injuries are not serious, but she cannot attend the Aberdeen youth organization parade tomorrow. Princess Margaret will attend in her place.

Balmoral Castle Scotland Elizabeth Aberdeen Youth Organization Margaret

Ration Roundup Update on Fats Meats Sugar and Shoes

Ration details cover red stamp ranges for fats and meats with various expiration dates, sugar book four stamps 38 valid through December 31, and a bypassed stamp 37. Shoes stamps from book three remain valid indefinitely per OPA. no cancellation plans. Meat dealers to continue two red points per pound of used fats turned in.

Duke Narrows Law School Admission to Civilian Students

Duke University changes admission rules for the law school starting with the summer 1946 term. Civilian applicants must show three years of college work, while veterans receive credit for one year of service toward the requirements. Fall registration is Sept 24 with classes starting Sept 25. many applicants are veterans or soon to be discharged.

Duke University Medical School Divinity School Duke Hool of Nursing Oan College Durham H. C. Horack School of Law Duke University Duke School of Law Law School United States Duke Law School Harold Shephard Ordnance Douglas B. Maggs Department of Labor Beverly Lake Wake Forest College

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