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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1943

Page

3

Wartime In Washington air power grows in importance

The article outlines rising U S air power emphasis in World War II with April US aircraft production nearing 7000 planes and forecasts that one third of the Army could be air corps. It reports on Pacific front air losses versus Allied gains, MacArthur’s views, and Allied air dominance over Tunisia reflecting a shift in strategic thinking.

Washington Air Corps Army Navy Donald Nelson United States Air, Transport Command Pacific China Douglas MacArthur Bataan MacArthur Africa Tunisia

Miss Bettie Bailey Praises Dr Foster’s L-K Remedy

Miss Bettie Bailey of Route 1 Rocky Mount North Carolina narrates years of torture from indigestion, gas and constipation. After using two bottles of Dr Foster’s L-K she reports relief, restored appetite and better sleep and urges neighbors to try the medicine priced 97 cents at drug stores.

Bettie Bailey Route 1 Rocky Mount N. Car DR. Foster

Air War Escalates With Massive Axis Transports Raids

Hilltop reports 68 big Axis transports and many fighting planes in 48 hours as raids hit Sicily Sardinia and Tunisian mainland. Russia launches a bombing offensive from Insterburg Danzig Tilsit Koenigsberg with 200-plane raid while U S daylight bombers hit Germany and the RAF drives a record 1942 bombing year. Tomorrow analyzes what the new air offensive means.

Sicily Sardinia Malian Russia Insterburg Danzig Tilsit Koenigsberg United States Germany R.A.F

Duke Library Receives Large Whitman Collection

Duke University Library adds a major Walt Whitman collection donated by Dr. and Mrs. Josiah C. Trent of Durham. The gifts include three first editions of Leaves of Grass, manuscripts, letters, and over 200 items, plus periodicals and clippings, forming the most significant Whitman research material in the South. The Trent family funded a rare book room, and the collection is housed in Duke’s library with open hours 3 to 5 p.m. on weekdays.

Durham Walt Whitman America Duke University Library Whitman Josiah C. Trent South Trent Brooklyn Freeman Duke Duke Hospital J. J. Lund University Lbrarian

Sweet Potatoes Hit New Price High

Raleigh dispatch shows sweet potatoes rising to seven dollars a bushel on wholesale markets, a new peak in price according to Agriculture Department market newsman A. B. Harless. He notes the earlier high of 3.75 dollars per bushel was surpassed and Washington was wired with the update.

Raleigh A. B. Harless Agriculture Department Washington

Proper wartime shoes improve comfort and support

Wartime health guidance stresses selecting shoes that fit well to prevent foot deformities. It favors Oxford types with straight inside line, roomy toe area, flat sturdy soles, and rigid shank to support both longitudinal and transverse arches. Ill-fitting shoes cause callouses and deformities, requiring specialized fitting when present.

Week of May 3 Is Set For Concert Drive

The eighth annual Community Concert series membership drive for 1943-44 opens the week of May 3 under Mrs. W. J. Fraley and Roger Donlon of Columbia Concert Service. The committee expects larger membership for wartime music as diversion and Donlon will aid may 3 week in High Point after rescheduling. MEMPHIS April 30 The American Cotton Shippers Association approves the price stabilization plan for cotton and endorses export under lend-lease through normal channels and renewal of reciprocal trade agreements. Russell C. Gregg elected president to succeed A. M. Grayson. Rationed rats are ammunition they are calories on the front and glycerine on the fighting front. Handle them with care. Never heat fat to the scorching point.

W. J. Fraley Roger Donlon Columbia Concert Service New York City Donlon Ernest Dondon Memphis American Cotton Shippers Association Shippers

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