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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
20
The note describes early steel work and wire production linked to a first zoological garden in China around 1100. It mentions a ring mold used for ordinary noodles rice and gelatin desserts.
Reports place the Red Army near Warsaw with East Prussia pressed after the Suwalki triangle penetration. Reds approach pre-war German lines while Turkey faces imminent war after Sofa conferences in Bulgaria, signaling regional instability.
The draft board reported today that twenty 18 year old registrants were registered with Draft Board No 4 during July. The new registrants include Grover Coolidge Harrell Hilltop Street Donald Percy Hine 205 Grimes Street Joe Frank Cross Route 4 Box 495 Allen Glenn Morton Trinity North Carolina R J C Grier Route 2 Box 492 Claude William Ritch 918 Grace Street Charles Waden Jr 517 Grayson Street Ira Harold Hutchins Route 4 James Dawson Lewallen 803 Redding Street Burtis Lee Koonts Jr 400 Carter Street Frank Warren Noah 1111 Park Street Wade Walden 309 Osborne Street David Charles Hyatt 1242 South Main Street Jack Taylor 31 East Clara Cox Apartments Richard Lee Eller 808 East Commerce Street J C Hill Jr Route 2 Box 475 Lowell Roseboro 1414 Furlough Street Clyde Buren Welborn 213 Kearsarge Street Newport News Virginia Marvin Barsel Jones Jr 634 Park Street Edward Roosevelt McDonnell 207 Beamon Street
Mary Frances Patton a minor sues Blue Bird Cab Co in High Point Municipal Court claiming damages of 500 dollars. The suit names D F Patton as her next kin guardian and alleges that the Patton child was damaged in an incident involving the cab company.
A complaint filed alleges a child riding in a Blue Bird cab on December 24 was knocked unconscious and injured when the driver sped and failed to secure the door, causing the child to fall from the vehicle. Patton seeks $500 in damages from the cab company.
The Federal Works Agency announced allocations totaling 1,600,000 dollars for community aid. North Carolina's Winston-Salem receives 60,008 dollars for nursery facilities. South Carolina's Beaufort gets 19,678 dollars for school facilities.
T Sgt Charles Luther, son of Mr and Mrs Dan Luther of Eldorado formerly of High Point, has been seriously wounded on active duty in France. He is brother to Mrs Alfred Mather and Mrs Marvin Daniels of 307 South Hamilton Street. Luther has served two and a half years in the service and overseas four months with the infantry.
A concise note records that the tobacco pipe makers of London were incorporated in 1619. It mentions Tibet as the highest land with tablelands around 16 000 feet. It also notes the ukulele’s Portuguese origin.
In St Louis Aug 3 the lead Attorney General Roy McKittrick built against incumbent Sen Bennett Clark reached about 20 000 with 4328 of 4512 precincts reporting Clark conceded defeat blaming the CIO Political Action Committee and the primary results showed McKittrick 165726 Clark 145856
A historical note describes the che a traditional Chinese musical instrument with 25 strings. It highlights its role in ensembles and its distinctive timbre associated with ancient Chinese music.
An advertising note promotes itching relief with antiseptic Black and White Ointment. It urges use as directed and cleansing with Black and White Skin Soap to aid healing.
Washington diners return to the Senate restaurant after a five week recess with menus tailored to regional tastes. Reynolds prefers three eggs with fried ham while Smith enjoys southern staples. Churchill and Chiang Kai Shek praised dishes. Madame Chiang Kai Shek favors breast of chicken with ham in cream sauce. The No 1 dessert is pie with cream cheese. One dime remains the tip.
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