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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1944
Page
6
Advice from P-6 The Enterprise High Point dated April 29 1944 warns against over brushing and rough brushing that can injure gums. It prescribes gentle base to tip strokes, daily brushing after meals and at bedtime, salt and baking soda mouth rinse, and a daily intake of calcium rich foods including milk eggs and leafy greens.
The Georgia Milk Producers Conference, Inc. says it has dumped 1.0 gallons of milk each Monday for the past three weeks due to government limits of six delivery days weekly. Office of Defense Transportation rules from September aim to conserve gasoline and equipment, forcing pours of about 3,000 gallons in three days.
American soldiers, recalling weeks of seasickness on the Atlantic crossing, form a whimsical group. The Association of American Soldiers Who Don’t Want to Go Home Again Until They Build a Bridge Across the Atlantic We Can Walk Home leads a parade featuring a herd of barnyard animals led by Johnson the donkey as Macy’s explains the event.
The Mississippi and its three receding tributaries flood wide areas across Illinois Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. Over 1 686 400 acres are inundated in 113 counties. More than 10 000 troops police and volunteers counter the rising waters. St Louis faces a crest near 39 feet as rivers threaten new breaks and levee breaches.
Soviet war bulletin says Axis attacks southeast of Stanislawow in former Poland were repulsed with 800 German losses reported. Red Army planes raided Lwow rail junction and airdromes near Lwow and Orsha. In Crimea Soviet naval planes sank a tanker and a landing barge near Sevastopol.
CALM notes that Avery and 12 other directors were re elected to their posts at the stockholders annual meeting. The 69 year old chief executive faced possible seizure of properties as government orders clashed with his refusal to extend an expired CIO union contract.
The Rev. W. M. Royce of Charlotte gave a speech and a business session closed today the 140th annual meeting of the General Synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church in Greenville. Dr. R. A. Lummus of Union Church Chester County was elected moderator and the 1945 conference site was selected.
North Carolina forecast notes fair and mild conditions today with less cool air tonight. Increasing cloudiness expected Sunday with showers in the morning and afternoon.
The article records answers about the Ledo road progress and the Imphal Myitkyina area. It covers threats to Allies vs Japanese, timing of autumn operations, supply through airfields behind Japanese lines, and the impact of Assam line disruptions.
War briefing reports Allied forces unleashed about 65 000 tons of explosives in the first fortnight of invasion. In a 24 hour window this week some 5 000 Allied warplanes dropped 12 000 tons of bombs including 1 500 heavy American bombers.
American air units staged a triple header of Flying Fortresses and Liberators from Britain in 2,800 sorties against French targets. About 4,800 tons of bombs hit Avord, Cherbourg area, and Pas-de-Calais as the Ninth air force announced P 38 lightning fighters joined the fleet as part of the invasion eve offensive to neutralize German air power and disrupt troop movements.
The Rev. J. Wilford Lyerly resigns as pastor of Mt. Hebron Lutheran church Hildebran near Hickory and accepts a call to become missionary pastor of Messiah Lutheran Mission in Salisbury.
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