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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1941
Page
12
A spring planting feature explains a simple inexpensive pansy arrangement for a living room end table. It guides wiring stems for support, placing purple, purple and yellow pansies in a glass snifter with a needle holder, and finishing with water to cover stems.
The piece analyzes intensified German pressure on the Balkan front and the British resistance on the Hellenic peninsula. It notes London’s heavy air raid, the Axis risk to morale, and the strategic question of a potential Turkish non aggression pact shaping the eastern Mediterranean battle outlook.
North Carolina Guilford County notice in Municipal Court of High Point. Margaret Fowler Taylor involved in formal process via service by publication seeking resolution or action as required by local legal procedure. The record notes publication to notify the party of pending case steps and potential remedies.
Raleigh April 17 The 15th annual Engineers' Fair showcases modern engineering wonders by State College students. Mechanized exhibits highlight the display with cash awards for top displays across departments. High schools statewide are invited and a group of senior high school guests will attend as special invitees of the engineers' council.
Glasgow rent racketeers are being forced out as the Women's Volunteer Service compiles a land ladies register to assist wives and dependants of soldiers. They define a reasonable price as 2 a week for a furnished room and 7 a week for room and board, aiding finding affordable lodging.
Eddy Gilmore recounts a London night under bombardment with vivid sensory detail. Amid shaking walls and falling debris, reporters and locals seek shelter and coffee, sharing brief exchanges as sirens wail and shrapnel flies. The scene closes with dawn unseen.
The 1940 Census shows about 28 million turkeys are raised annually in the United States, up from under 17 million a decade earlier. Despite the rise, production still cannot supply every American family with a turkey each year.
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