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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1943

Page

5

Knife Maker Hard Pushed To Supply His Product

Orlando craftsman WD Randall Jr pushes out his hunting knives from a tiny shop, chasing orders from the war effort. He works 10 hours daily, hand forging blades from auto spring steel, while managing orange groves in Florida. Requests flood in from servicemen in New Guinea, Guadalcanal, Tunisia and beyond seeking his famed knife.

Orlando Fla Randall, Jr New Guinea Guadalcanal Tunisia Idia San Francisco Key West Randall Florida Cincinnati Champion Paper Mill Company W. D. Jr Alaska

What You Buy With WAR BONDS War Bond Drive Boosts Home Front War Production

Wartime ad style explains buying more War Bonds funds for housing and plumbing needs while urging support for soldiers. It then shifts to a rugged knife concept by Randall, detailing an all purpose blade designed for balance, throwing, and reliability amid combat. A puzzle of clues follows.

Cao U.S. Treasury Department

Puzzle Answers and Knife Orders Tale in Randal’s Shop

A word puzzle list accompanies a narrative about a craftsman Randal who makes knives by hand. Chicago orders a hundred knives, deposits paid, and he can only deliver twelve, delaying a rush of supply to a major store in a wartime tone.

Chicago Randal

Answers to National Questions From a News Quiz Sheet

A collection of Q and A items covering Army shoe coupons Cabinet neutrality Swiss defense measures and boxing history. Notable facts include cabinet appointment rules, Swiss use of explosives in Alps, George Dixon as first Black world boxing champion, and eggs should be at room temperature for beating.

Tal George Dixon Halifax Nane Wallace England London

YWCA Civic Club to Install at Gethsemane Church

On the second Sunday evening at five o clock the Girls of YWCA Civic Club will hold an installation service at Gethsemane Baptist Church Tate Street Macedonia public is invited The PTA of Wm Penn High School presents a pageant tonight at eight depicting ten years growth A drive linked to the program will end the meeting tonight Marriage announced Emma Mary Oliver to Robert Boyd Jr the couple wed in January with Rev J E Melton officiating

Y. W. C. A. Civic Club Gethsemane Baptist Church Tate Street Macedonia P.T.A Wm. Penn High School W. L. Oliver Emma Mary Oliver Robert Boyd, Jr

North Carolina urged to tell Washington tax plan wishes

In Statesville on April 20, Secretary Paul Leonard urged NC citizens to inform Washington of preferred tax plans. The bulletin criticizes partisanship and notes renewed public pressure to rethink the Ruml taxation idea, urging civic clubs and commercial groups to discuss and respond.

Statesville North Carolina Paul Leonard State Fair Tax Association Washington

High Point College toAttend 16th Annual Style Show

Raleigh April 20 The Textile School of North Carolina State College will stage its 16th annual style show on April 29 wartime styles expected to predominate. Thirty nine girls from seven North Carolina colleges including Greensboro T Marys Peace Louisburg High Point Meredith and Flora MacDonald will model costumes they designed and fashioned from fabrics woven by textile school students.

Raleigh Textile School N. C. State College Severy North Carolina Greensboro T. Marys Peace Louisburg High Point Meredith Flora MacDonald Colleges

Speed Limit Tests To Start On Baltimore Route

Tests under 35 40 and 45 mph limits begin April 29 between Baltimore Maryland and Burlington North Carolina to study the impact of the speed limit order on transport. Twenty four tractor trailers from Associated Transport Inc will participate. DDT Director Joseph B Astman sought Governor Herbert R O Conor’s cooperation to permit operation in Maryland. Bolivia classed motorcycles as luxuries.

Annapolis Baltimore Burlington N. C Associated Transport, Inc Joseph B. Astman Herbert R. O'Conor Maryland

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