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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1940
Page
8
Thick Wilson Tender Made Ham steak broiled with crushed pineapple. Cut about an inch thick and brought to room temperature. Scored fat, brushed with Clear Brook Butter, broiled 7 minutes then 5 minutes after turning. Pineapple lemon glaze finishes with light browning. Serves 4.
Prepare Ilson's Hot Tamales cut in pieces. Wrap each piece in Wilson's Certified Bacon and secure with a toothpick. Grill about 3 inches from heat until crisp. Impale on a sugar loaf cabbage and garnish with radish roses. Yield about 25 appetizers.
Light weight sandals and high wedge heels dominate summer footwear with navy black and brown suede options. Matching accessories with wedges is advised and evening shoes feature silk cotton prints and metallic wedges.
The St Louis Post-Dispatch vows to defend press freedom after Circuit Judge Rowe fined the paper 2000 dollars for contempt. Publisher Joseph Pulitzer, son of the founder, calls the bill of rights the real issue and says the newspaper will not be gagged or intimidated.
The State Department plans a review of its Europe passport restrictions amid wartime pressures. With seven months of conflict, hundreds of requests are stalled though applicants push for action. Current policy grants travel only for imperative necessity. Manchukuo is rationing food.
Twelve passengers and a crew of three escaped injury when a 14 ton Transcontinental and Western Air skyliner overshot the Allegheny County airport and was driven down a 15 foot embankment by a heavy gale. The plane slid into a bramble patch, shearing off the landing gear and damaging a propeller. TWA officials estimated damage at 5000 dollars. Natal reports an invasion of huge spiders and two deaths from bites.
Washington April 4. Only one in three young men seeking CCC enrollment can be selected in April 1 to 30 intake. CCC director James T. McEntee said 62 221 vacancies exist for ages 17 to 23, with 183 574 applicants. State allotments include North Carolina 1 069 and South Carolina 526. Bart Dartmouth dean dies at 73. Raspberries sell for 15 cents a pound in Huntingdonshire. Britain’s health has improved 25 years, people about 10 years younger. Joint Council of Chiropodists urges Royal Corps of Chiropodists for Army feet.
A Laverton Australia test flight saw a gasoline engine model aircraft disappear into clouds and reappear two hours later for a flawless landing, astonishing witnesses and raising questions about the craft’s navigation and weather conditions.
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner W. W. McCaslin conducted a hearing in Charlotte on April 4 on Ball-Hudgins Truck Lines of North Wilkesboro seeking an interstate motor trucking franchise. The proceeding examined application details and regulatory compliance.
Report notes that air conditioning equipment from the United States is being used in France. The use of imported systems highlights cross border reliance on American climate control technology.
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