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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
13
Washington officials favor a five billion dollar loan to Britain at low interest with no strings. They argue it would support a new era of free trade and help Britain reduce its overseas debt by 40 to 50 percent, improving leverage in talks with other nations.
Postmaster S C Clark warns High Pointers that October 15 is the deadline for mailing Christmas gifts overseas. He notes many soldiers and occupation forces request packages and explains gifts to Belgian civilians should be sent promptly to arrive about December 5 due to a 20 day overseas transit.
Lee county farm agent J A Marek reports flood damage to hay and corn. He urges farmers to immediately seed emergency grain crops to replace feed sources.
Raleigh September 27 The state supreme court has opened the way for Standard Fertilizer Company of Williamston to recover 1203.41 dollars from the revenue commission. Tax was paid under protest on mauled in construction work.
Greensboro will host its annual fair from October 8 to 13. Sam Nunis and his automobile racers will perform at 3 p.m. Sunday, October 7, at the grandstand. George A. Hamid presents Fantasies of 1945 with circus acts opening October 8.
Mrs x, 90, was treated at Quakertown hospital for a laceration of her left ten ule after a wood incident. She had been invited to rest before returning home, but declined saying she must do tasks at home.
The ashes of three Doolittle fliers executed by the Japanese were recovered in Shanghai. Court martial records showed the men were punished for violating aircraft crew regulations. Capt. James Doolittle led the raid on Tokyo April 18, 1942.
George Kennedy 92 a retired farmer died yesterday at his home near Steeds. He is survived by wife Martha Steeds three sons Alexander Kennedy at H Point W J and Jason Kenn of Steeds and four daughters Rocky Louise Ken the home Mrs H Hailota and Mrs Della Freen of Ether. A short service will be held at the home Thursday at 2 p m and the funeral will be conducted from the Christian Union church at 2 o'clock by Rev Ernest Hancock.
Prof Roy Dearstyne of State College advises North Carolina turkey growers to use artificial lighting starting Dec 1 to induce earlier egg laying. Lights should shift to 4 a.m after about ten days. effect is earlier eggs, not more total production. Proper lighting extends to roosting areas with protected fixtures. lantern or mantle gas lights perform similarly to electric lighting.
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