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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1945

Page

5

Southeast has related touch of winter in April weather

Atlanta reports a cooling trend with midwest winds dropping temperatures to the low forties. Some frost is possible in the Appalachian foothills and parts of North and South Carolina. In Georgia the morning low neared freezing with a 47 degree reading in Atlanta.

Atlanta Midwest Appalachian North Georgia Weather Bureau South Carolina North Carolina Mercury Chattanooga Tenn Carolinas

D J Michael 46 Dies Suddenly At Guilford County Sanatorium

D J Michael a 46 year old High Point resident died suddenly at Guilford County sanatorium where he had been treated eight months. He was born in Surry County to G W Michael and Mrs Ida Baker Michael. He leaves wife Miss Garrison of Wallburg, two daughters Billy and Alda K Michael, son D J Michael Jr, mother Mrs Ida B Michael, three brothers and two sisters. He was a member of Friendly Baptist church and Piedmont Camp 62 WOW. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.

Daniel J. Michael High Point Rt. 4 Denny Rolland Guilford County Surry County G. W. Michael Ida Baker Michael Miss Garrison Wallburg Piedmont Camp No. 62

Electrical lighted igloo in isolated Eskimo dwelling

Report from Goose Bay Labrador describes an Eskimo dwelling connected to an army air forces station with an extension cord, claiming one of the world's first electrically lit igloos. The North Atlantic division air transport command notes the unusual electricity provision for the local home.

Goose Bay Labrador Baffin North Atlantic Army Air Forces Air Transport ‘Command Perae

WarTime Demand for Shark Liver Nets Bonanza for Mexican Villages

Mexico's shark industry surges with a wartime boom from Ensenada to Salina Cruz. About 2.5 million a year in revenue and 2,500 to 3,000 fishermen profit from livers shipped to the United States. American firms audit liver potency, set prices, and finance boat upgrades as co operative ties grow. Shark meat and fins also enter local markets and export streams despite export taxes.

Jack Starr-Hunt Central Press Mexico City Mexico Uncle Sam United States Milton J. Lindner Lindner Ensenada California Salina Cruz Oaxaca Atlantic Coast Fisheries Booth Fisheries Silmo Chemical Corporation Ocean Leather Company New Jersey OPA China

Roosters Treated Hormone Make Them Nurturing to Chicks

Scientists at the University of Illinois report that prolactin treatment can transform roosters into brooders, guiding chick care and even clucking behavior. The study notes hens do not lay eggs while mothers care for young, suggesting possible effects on egg production.

Washington Journal of Heredity A. V. Nalbandov L. E. Card University of Illinois

Ladies Night gala at Emerywood Country Club

About fifty Civitans and wives attended at Emerywood Country Club for Ladies Night with Rev. R. E. Brown of Fayetteville as guest speaker. Miss Mary Sue Briggs sang selections and directed group singing, with Miss Frances Wiles at the piano.

Civitans Emerywood Country Club R. E. Brown Fayetteville Mary Sue Briggs

War News Would Fill a Library

London censors for the allied supreme headquarters report war correspondents have filed over 100 million words since D Day, about 1 700 average novels. Cuts average from 1 to 1 5 percent. In the period 3 million feet of newsreel film and 1.5 million photographs were processed.

London Allied Supreme Headquarters Western Front

Brazil Rubber Tapper Joins The Army

Assumram Palperis, famed rubber tapper from Acre, has joined the Brazilian army as a draftee. He aims for the Italian front where Brazil fights Nazis. Last year he set a new individual tapping record in Acre’s jungle rubber areas.

Rio DE Janeiro Acre Brazil Assumram Palperis Palperis

Funeral Rites for George T. Cochrane in Thomasville

The funeral of George Thomas Cochrane an insurance underwriter in Thomasville was held at Main Street Methodist Church and a second service at Farmer Methodist Church Randolph County. Rev L B Hayes Rev Walter Lee Lanier Rev J A Palmer and Rev Y D Poole led the rites with active and honorary pallbearers named from local firms and Security Life Trust.

Geo. T. Cochrane Thomasville George Thomas Cochrane Main Street John R. Myers W. H. Peace C. F. Harris R. W. Crews Charles M. Hoover R. L. Pope C. V. Ritchie J. Walter Lambeth Charles F. Lambeth James E. Lambeth, Sr

Stay at Home Tappers Hit Production Milestone

The operation produced just over 5,000 pounds of raw rubber, marking a notable output for the stay at home tappers.

Obituary Notice with Funeral Service Details

The service featured music by Dorothy Brandon Frances Williams Ben Harris W B May Henry Poe John R Perry Luther Clemmons Rev J A Palmer and Mrs Charles F Finch with Betty Kirkpatrick on organ. Interment followed at the Farmer Methodist church cemetery.

Cc. Green G. T. R. G. Jennings C. H. John Lloyd Wade Floyd J. Blair E. L. Webb G. W. N. Hauss Carson Cox Boyles Walter W. Rapp Robert C. Rapp E. F. Pepper G. E. Crowell J. A. Palmer Doak Finch J. C. Pennington Henry Holton Frank Murr Dock Sink Everett Cates R. L. Harville Dorothy Brandon Frances Williams Ben Harris W. B. May Henry Poe John R. Perry Luther Clemmons Charles F. Finch Betty Kirkpatrick

German invasion maps found in Smuts possession

A remarkable set of German invasion maps and guide books for Britain, stored in a Brussels garage, is now in the possession of Prime Minister J. C. Smuts. The plan never materialized.

Cape Town British Isles J. C. Smuts Brussels Belgium

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