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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1943

Page

5

Raising Rabbits In Food For Victory Program

Rabbits offer fast, economical meat for home and commercial use. The article explains backyard and large-scale rabbitry viability, growth times, slaughter yields, breed suitability, and ways to integrate rabbit production with Victory Gardens and outdoor farming.

Food For Victory NEA U. S. Department of the Interior Uncle Sam California New Zealand Victory Gardens Maine West America

Over 5000 Lives Claimed By Enemy Subs

New York reports that western Atlantic submarine war has cost at least 5100 seamen dead and 2720 missing. Since Pearl Harbor 644 Allied and neutral vessels have been sunk, with 73 more lost last week including three US cargo ships.

New York Atlantic Pearl Harbor United States

Solons protest barring press from UN food conference

Four senators protested plans to restrict press access at the United Nations food conference at Hot Springs Virginia. Newspapers would be allowed only at opening and closing sessions and barred from technical meetings and committee sessions. Officials said reporters would also be barred from the Homestead Hotel where delegates stay. Senator George warned the move would be a grave error hampering public understanding of food production and distribution during and after the war.

Washington Hot Springs Homestead Hotel George D.-Ga

Columbus county plans large strawberry and potato plantings

Whiteville report says Columbus county growers will market 2 100 acres of strawberries early next week. They will add about 1 400 acres of snap beans, 475 acres of early corn, and 3 650 acres of Irish potatoes. Strawberry acreage is down from last year and harvesting will bring a labor problem. Gasoline costs 35 cents a gallon in Trinidad.

Whiteville Columbus County Charles D. Rraper Columbus Raper

Draft Faces Future War Work Strikers NENT

Brig. Gen. Ben M. Smith states future strikers in Alabama war plants will be promptly reclassified for armed service drafting. He directed 19 draft boards in Jefferson County to reclassify 1200 workers at Birmingham Tank Co and Ingalls Iron Works after a work stoppage. Some workers had returned to work, but reclassification would apply to all future strikers in Alabama plants. Duke University seniors in engineering graduated under war accelerated program. Henry R. Dwire gave the address. Air express shipments set records for volume and revenue last year.

Montgomery Ala Ben M. Smith Alabama Selective Service Jefferson County Birmingham Birmingham Tank Co Ingalls Iron Works Co Smith Birmingham Tank Company Ingalls Iron Works

Death of Mrs. Mary Stemple in Philippi West Virginia

Word was received here today of the death of Mrs. Mary Stemple mother of Mrs. C B Boylen 201 East Farriss Avenue. Mrs Stemple a resident of Philippi West Virginia had been seriously ill for one week. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday in Philippi.

Mary Stemple C. B. Boylen East Farriss Avenue Stemple Philippi West Va

Government control in Man churia extends to crops

Government control in Man churia extends from planting to consumption, covering nearly all crops. An Indian trader in Nairobi Kenya Colony was fined 400 dollars for selling matches that yielded an illegal profit of 2.60 dollars.

Manchuria Nairobi Kenya

Soldier Mail Should Not Be Whining

Washington reports Director Elmer Davis condemns letters from soldiers that whine about home front conditions. He cites J Norman Lodge’s South Pacific dispatch showing weary troops lamenting long waits for food and basic comforts, urging such mail to be kept away from front line troops and families.

Washington OWL Elmer Davis South Pacific Associated Press J. Norman Lodge Davis

Chiang Kai-Shek orders 20 million relief funds for Honan famine

Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek ordered a relief appropriation of 20,000,000 Chinese dollars for famine struck Honan Province. He directed military authorities in Honan and Shansi to release rice from army stocks to feed millions until harvest time, ensuring sustenance amid starvation.

Chungking Chiang Kai-Shek Honan Shansin

Food and cheese facts and wartime ration tips

The piece lists measurements for cups to tablespoons of dry and liquid materials. It notes a productive Austria insect and describes a termite queen laying vast eggs. It explains obtaining dry peas and beans for seeds without ration loss. It defines WAAC insignia as two silver bars and identifies Muzzerello Neufchatel Sapsago and Bel Paese as cheese varieties.

Austria WAAC

Posthumous Navy Cross Award To Goldsboro Ensign Scott

Goldsboro residents Dr and Mrs Legh R Scott receive the Navy Cross posthumously for Ensign Neal A Scott who was killed in action. A Purple Heart will also be presented to his parents at a later date.

Goldsboro Neal A. Scott Legh R. Scott Scott

Chinese Forces Slay 500 Japs and Capture Booty

Chinese forces report killing more than 500 Japanese soldiers and 100 horses in Hupeh near Kingmen as they disrupt Hankow lines. The operation yielded prisoners and loot while destroying communications between Hankow and Kingmen. A second front near Swatow in Kwantung saw renewed fighting with reinforced Japanese units following a prior Chinese sortie.

Chungking Hupeh Hankow Kingmen Kwantung Swatow Swat

Americans eye shark catching off Colombia for U S sale

Colombia coastal waters attract Americans as a potential shark catch project while tobacco production in Chosen is projected to reach 79,000,000 pounds this year.

Colombia United States Chosen

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