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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1942

Page

11

Carolinas Tobacco Farmers Await Chant Of Auctioneers

Carolinas tobacco farmers anticipate a strong start as 16 markets begin sales with expected prices near 33 dollars per hundredweight. Better grades and larger production, plus ample inventories from Dillon to Whiteville, signal a vigorous season despite transport worries.

Floredwce S. C Carolinas Border Belt Vust Georgia-Florida Lawson Jordan Mullins Market South Carolina North Carolina Dillon D. D. Freeman Board of Trade Loris Whiteville

Russia's Crisis Deepens On Don Front As Oil Struggle Grows

A wartime column reports Germany’s Don offensive tightening the noose on Rostov and Stalingrad, warning Russia must hold soon as oil and industrial space shrink. It argues oil loss cripples Soviet capability, while Allied efforts to bolster supplying lines and armor may shift the balance.

Russia Hitler Caucasus Near East United Nations U-boats Basra Persian Gulf Middle East Africa India China Germany Japan Don Waterway Rostov-Moscow Rostov Stalingrad Volga Urals RED Asia Europe Red Army British Isles Rommel Auchinleck Reichswehr

Summer 1942 Homemaker Menu and Value Notes

A 1942 United Fire Hazards era feature urges homemakers to blend nutrition and thrift for victory. It highlights toasted carrots with relish ideas, baked latched potatoes, rhubarb, and summer vegetables. It promotes Wilson’s Certified Meats and Cheeses as economical staples, plus a mus tard topping for broiled steaks.

Wilson

Jobs Open for Workers Announced by Employment Office

Announcement from the employment office lists openings in carpentry auto mechanics and shipyard helper trainee roles. Posts include material clerk fire fighter laborers in canneries trailer truck drivers linemen and locomotive crane operators with various wage and training details. Applicants should contact 310% Worth Main Street.

Office OF Employment Service Focal Employment Office Main Street

Boy Drowns While Swimming in Mill Pond

Aug 6 Whiteville reports 12 year old George Gore son of Mr and Mrs T C Gore drowned while swimming in a nearby mill pond.

Whiteville George Gore T. C. Gore

Catholics Seek Jewish Relief From Vichy Government

In Bern on August 6 leading Catholic clergy with papal backing urged Vichy to ease Jewish suffering and curb anti Semitic measures. Despite this, reliable channels indicate deportations of foreign Jews to the East would continue. The Papal Nuncio reportedly met Petain as French clergy pressed Laval and Brinon after about 3000 arrests in and around Paris.

Petain Laval Fernand de Brinon Vichy Paris

Private Samuel Johnson Stationed at Camp Edwards

Special to the Enterprise reports Private Samuel J. Johnson of 809 Tate Street High Point North Carolina has been transferred from Company A Camp Croft South Carolina to Camp Edwards Massachusetts after completing basic training. The article notes sweeping measures under which Jews are deported as part of the German work program.

Samuel Johnson Camp Edwards Camp Croft S. C Samuel J. Johnson Tate Street High Point N. C Army Mass

Birth of second triplet set sparks first extra edition

In Screven County Georgia the birth of a second set of triplets within twelve days prompted The Sylvania Telephone to publish its first extra edition in 62 years. The event marks a rare family milestone drawing local interest and coverage by the weekly newspaper.

Sylvania Screven Sylvania Telephone

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