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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
2
A Hungarian dispatch notes that Teleki attempted suicide and died, with authorities and public reaction acknowledging the self-inflicted death. The report says government statements have not confirmed the event, but it is no longer denied that Teleki died by his own hand, leaving a deep impression in Buda pest and among observers.
Quick action urged for renters as rentals are listed in this column. Readers are told to phone 4566 to place an ad promptly.
The High Point Lions Club completed the second sight conservation clinic for school children, examining 380 and fitting glasses where needed. Dr. O. B. Bonner led the eye exams, with R. H. Smith as committee chair and aides W. B. Flauharty and H. A. Cecil. A prior clinic examined 45 children.
Chairman May announces a probe into defense strikes affecting the armament program with Clarence A. Dykstra William Knudsen Sidney Hillman and Secretary Perkins named as witnesses. Representative Faddis says prompt action on defense strikes. Vinson notes Roosevelt talks as House Naval Committee plans to meet April 15 after ten day recess.
The military committee promised to review every lead worth further study. Topics include the army land grab for a new TNT plant near Weldon Springs Missouri and its move to condemn already acquired land. President’s early caller Vinson introduced legislation to seize plants failing defense contracts.
German circles predicted Belgrade would fall to Nazis within 48 hours after crossing the Yugoslav frontier. Yugoslav defenses remained on edge as warplanes circled Belgrade and diplomats prepared evacuations. Berlin claimed Yugoslavs hide the truth, while Italians sought ways to contact Belgrade. The Yugoslav army stood ready, mines were sunk near the Adriatic, and Germany assessed Yugoslavia's anti German activity and foreign interference as tensions rose across the Balkans.
Picket violence flared at the Rouge plant as 5,000 workers, mainly Negroes, demonstrated overnight and 200 remained, while state police and UAW CIO pickets faced off at Gate 4d. Mediators and Gov Van Wagoner pressed for settlement on admission rules for nonproduction workers and ongoing talks with Ford officials.
A note warned of pursuing legal action against ship crews. The U.S. indicted 16 German seamen in Boston for sabotage aboard a seized Nazi tanker. Mexican authorities thwarted a night plan to seize nine more vessels, luring officers ashore and arresting crews who were kept on board.
Emergency Air Lines reported tentative passenger names including Mrs Crile Dr Pan P Quiring and others from Cleveland clinic roots while Miami office confirmed the 12th passenger unnamed. Pilots over the Florida coast described extremely high winds reaching hurricane levels as winds varied in intensity.
E Y Floyd executive officer at North Carolina State College reports total earnings under the 1940 agricultural conservation program reached about 14.2 million dollars in the state.
The notice invites readers to list their rentals in the For Rent columns of The Punter prise Want Ads. It urges prompt submission and provides a contact phone number 4566 to place advertisements.
Article listings highlight a cost effective method to buy or sell items via the daily want ads. Readers are urged to use the classified section to connect buyers with sellers quickly and cheaply.
A brief notice notes that used furniture will move fast if advertised in the For Sale columns of The Enterprise. The item list and pricing are implied by standard local listings, urging readers to place ads to attract buyers.
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