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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1945
Page
10
Doctor Tom D. Spies and colleagues of Alabama studied 200 children with deficiency disorders. Poor maternal diets and extended breast feeding with starch heavy foods led to riboflavin niacin and thiamin lack, causing irritability poor appetite and developmental delays. Vitamins corrected symptoms. emphasis on prenatal and nursing nutrition.
A column recalls Dr. John R. Brooks with humor about his wart nose and dinner table stories. It reflects on Persimmons and notes Gandhi's long range plan for India, contrasting modern views with his peaceful discipline and enduring influence.
Rufus W. Reynolds was promoted to captain announced by his commanding officer. He is the son of Mr and Mrs R B Reynolds of Greensboro and husband of Louise Stirewall of this city. He joined the army in 1942 and graduated OCS at Ann Arbor in 1943. He serves with the judge advocate's office at Kelley Field Texas and his wife accompanies him in San Antonio.
TIM TYLER reports on Aztec rites offering human sacrifice to Chicome Coatl to assure a fruitful maize harvest. Blood from the victims was sprinkled on grain offerings and the goddess statue.
Ralph Johnson Jack R Welch and R F Turner seamen second class are home on leave from Bainbridge Md after completing boat training. They arrived April 2 and will report to the out going unit tomorrow morning. Each expects sea duty and assignment to a ship soon. Hancock Rt 2 High Point NC earns infantryman badge for combat duty in France with Maj Gen Withers A Burress leading the Seventh Army front division.
Pfc. Joseph H. Hancock, son of Mrs. Georgie FE, earns a medal with the 100th Division, 7th Army in France. The report notes his service and the award.
Thelma L. Johnson daughter of Msr D. B. Johnson of Rt. 4 High Point has been promoted from 2nd lieutenant to first lieutenant. She serves as a nurse at the 36th general hospital.
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