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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1943

Page

5

War Production Goals Of 1943 May Be Beyond U. S. Capacity

Washington reports 1943 production targets may be too high and require downward revision. July output likely disappointing, with May and June showing flat or modest gains. Factors include design changes, cutbacks, labor turnover, and absenteeism, while WPB seeks at least 5 percent monthly gains through year end.

U. S James Marlow George Zielke Washington Pearl Harbor War Production Board WPB Charles E. Wilson Wilson Brehon B. Somervell Army Service Forces New York Jersey City Donald Nelson Bureau of Labor Statistics

Our Men And Women In Service Lineup of Local Servicemen

A notesheet lists multiple local service members during World War II. Cpl Mary Pauline Wright visits family in town after basic training at Fort Des Moines and assignment at Camp Breckenridge. Others include Pvt Thomas E. Southern at Camp Shanks and Pvt Richard Dorsett at Camp Pickett with furloughs and training details.

Mary Pauline Wright R. T. Preston Phillips Street Cpl. Wright Fort Des Moines Iowa Camp Breckenridge

Local Soldier York Promoted to Technical Sergeant

Cpl Brandon York son of Mr and Mrs C A York Colonial Drive with Company D S8th Chemical Battalion has been promoted to technical sergeant. York has served ten months since induction last September and word of the promotion was received today.

Cpl Brandon York C. A. York Colonial Drive S8&th Chemical Battalion York

Breedlove Enlists in Navy Training

George Hartwell Breedlove will depart Tuesday to begin training with the U S Navy. He is a Mills Home Orphanage graduate from Thomasville and nephew of J R Breedlove and Gilbert Breedlove of Burton Street extension.

Breedlove NAVY George Hartwell Breedlove U. S. Navy Mills Home Thomasville J. R. and Gilbert Breedlove Burton Street

Navy appoints Fernley G Fawcett to lieutenant junior grade

Fernley G Fawcett of the Emerywood Court Apartments receives a lieutenant junior grade commission in the United States Navy and departs for the Naval Supply School at Babson Park Massachusetts to report for duty Monday.

Fernley G. Fawcett Emerywood Court Apartments United States Navy Naval Supply School Babson Park Wellesley Mass Monay

Brown in Florida Army air corps rank promotion

Cpl. Lee R. Brown son of Mr and Mrs C Brown 949 Council Street is stationed at Fort Myers Florida with the army air corps He has been promoted from private to corporal in the recent promotion round

William H. Saunders R. E. Warren Kennedy Street United States Army Medical Corps Fort Warden Washington Pvt Saunders Melrose Fort Flagler Wash Pfc James H. Mullis Virginia Mullis E. H. Mullis South Main Street United States Army North Africa Pfe. Mullis Fort Bragg

Andrews Graduates From Air Forces Gunnery School

Sgt. Terry B. Andrews son of Mrs. Elsie Haney of 723 North Main Street graduated recently from the Army Air Forces flexible gunnery school at Fort Myers Florida.

Smoot Promoted to Corporal at Camp Hulin Texas

Alvis P. Smoot stationed at Camp Hulin Texas receives promotion to corporal. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G W Smoot of 824 Randolph Street.

Alvis P. Smoot Camp Hulin Texas G. W. Smoot Randolph Street

Many Tar Heels Driving Ancient Automobiles

North Carolina studies show 14 percent of privately owned passenger cars are over ten years old. James S. Burch of the highway commission presented figures from 45 000 cars studied since last fall. The data, requested by the war department, will inform gas and tire rationing policy and administration by the Office of Price Administration and War Production Board. Farmers own 40 percent of the cars in the sample.

Raleigh North Carolina James S. Burch State Highway and Public Works Commission Burch War Department Office of Price Administration War Production Board

Sgt Frazier Visits Silver Springs Florida During Tour

Sgt. William R. Frazier of 601 Monthieu Avenue enjoyed a visit to Silver Springs, Florida, as a highlight of his Florida tour of duty.

Sgt. Frazier Florida Silver Springs Fla Wm. R. Frazier Monthieu Avenue

Brinson in Florida Aviation Cadet Arrives for Training

Robt L Brin son arrives at Boca Raton Florida for basic training with the air corps He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Brinson of this city

Brinson Florida Robt. L. Brinson Boca Raton Fla Air Corps Robert L. Brinson

Pvt Gallen Returns From Eleven Day Furlough

Pvt. Robert Gallen has returned to Camp Herington Kansas after an eleven day furlough with his mother Mrs. Lillie Beck He completed basic training at Keesler Field Miss and is now stationed in Kansas.

Cpl Therron Florence Margaret Myers English Street Florence Camp White Oregon Raymond L. Samuel L. F. Samuel College Street Samuel Norfolk United States Navy Canal Zone Richard Dorsett Camp Pickett C. D. Dorsett West Bay Street Dorsett Camp Hood Texas Pvt Loyd Swink United States Army Canada Camp Berkley Pvt. Swink Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Worth R. Pugh J. R. Pugh Myrtle Street Camp Barkeley Camp Shenango Lucille Joyce John W. Pierce Center Stella Radford Mangum Avenue Pierce Camp Walters Camp Beade Calif Gallen Robert Gallen Camp Herington Kansas Lillie Beck Keesler Field Miss

Seaman Second Class William G Bingham Home on Leave

William G. Bingham seaman second class son of Mr and Mrs G C Bingham of Jamestown is now stationed somewhere on the west coast. He was home on furlough during July.

William G. Bingham G. C. Bingham Jamestown

Miss McDonald Enrolls at Indiana University Navy School

Nell H. McDonald daughter of Mr and Mrs J R McDonald 822 Circle Drive enrolled at the naval training school on the campus of Indiana University Bloomington Ind The report notes her assignment to the program at the university setting.

Miss McDonald Indiana Nell H. McDonald J. R. McDonald Circle Drive Naval Training School Indiana University Bloomington Ind

Slack Returns to Nashville Air Base After Furlough

Aviation Cadet G Capel Slack has returned to his Nash ville base Tenn after a five day furlough with his wife and son.

G. Capel Slack Nashville, Tenn

Soldier Levi C Stacy Returns to Camp Rucker After Training

Pvt. Levy C. Stacy visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Stacy before returning to Camp Rucker Alabama. He had completed basic training at Camp Edwards Massachusetts.

Pvt. Levy C. Stacy P. L. Stacy Camp Rucker Ala Camp Edwards Mass

Soldiers Carry Full Gear In Winter Field Packs

Infantry in winter must carry arms and equipment weighing about 75 pounds. Officers omit blanket and overcoat which are supplied by a supporting truck.

Volcano Provides Tests for Modern Volcanology

As Particutan stands as the only volcano formed in the last two centuries it offers a premier natural laboratory for studying eruption processes and volcanic activity. Researchers consider it a key site for advancing understanding of magmatic systems and hazard assessment.

Particutan

Wife Of Yank Held Prisoner Is Consoled

Hickory August 7. Two long distance calls in the night and hundreds of cards and letters from twenty seven states bring comfort to Mrs. Theodore Bolick whose husband Pvt Theodore Bolick is a prisoner of war of Germany. She has answered each note personally. Her husband has sent one letter and two cards back via Red Cross parcels.

Hickory Theodore Bolick North Africa Bolick Carolina Detroit

Understanding Reached In RR Wage Dispute

Washington August 7. Fifteen non operating railroad unions and rail management officials announced an understanding to settle wage increase requests. They hope the dispute settlement will satisfy the government as the nation remains at war. Officials declined to reveal details until government submission. The talks touched on the emergency board recommendation of eight cents an hour, with no overtime issues raised.

Washington George M. Harrison Daniel P. Loomis Association of Western Railways Harrison Fred M. Vinson Emergency Board S &Cent Loomis

Black Market In Gasoline is Smashed

Charlotte detectives and OPA investigators disclosed a large scale gasoline black market. They recovered 240 pages of T coupons believed stolen, enough for 9 600 gallons. Coupons sold to cab drivers for 82 per 40 gallon page and exchanged for bootleg gas at inflated prices. Authorities say long hauls forbidden by DDT profit from soldiers’ transport. Some stations sold extra gas on a no questions asked basis for up to 40 cents a gallon with drivers supplying T coupons to cover shortfalls. OPA and police say action is expected soon.

Charlotte OPA

Broughton and Hoey to Address NC Sheriffs Convention

Gov J M Broughton and ex Gov Clyde Hoey will headline the annual sheriffs convention in Charlotte next week Hoey to speak at a banquet after an afternoon session Edward Scheidt FBI Charlotte special agent in charge will address Thursday morning session and Broughton will speak at the luncheon meeting

Broughton Hoey Charlotte J. M. Broughton Clyde Hoey Sheriffs of North Carolina Edward Scheidt Federal Bureau of Investigation Gov. Broughton

Civilian Defense gas officers finish three day school

At Chapel Hill reporters note the Volunteer Civilian Defense gas officers from communities across the state completed a three day program. They learned to detect identify and neutralize war gases.

Chapel Hill

Railroad Record of World War II Mobility

In 1942 men and armament crowded land shipping with the greatest cargo in history. Some 11,000,000 soldiers sailors and marines traveled on the American railroads. Swimming is believed to be the most healthful exercise there is and the best body builder as it does not tear down muscles as some sports do.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Armed Services Thomas E. Southern T. L. Southern Prospect Street Camp Shanks N. Y Southern Camp Croft S. C Buford D. Joyce J. W.joyce U. S. Naval Air Station Anacostia D. C Bainbridge L. F. Samuel, Jr Cable Street Seaman Samuel Rhode Island Bliss Electrical School Tokomo Park Washington, D. C Richard Reid J. B. Reid Homestead Ave Kearney Neb Reid Clarence C. Smith Camp Adair H. C. Smith Cpl. Smith Bride E. Newsom Wiley Newsom Marie McDaniel Lexington Avenue Cpl. Newsom F ¢ Carroll I. Tatum Charles T. Young Edgeworth Street Tatum Coral Sea Solomons Jesse C. Milligan J. C. Milligan Trinity Buckingham Gunnery School Fort Myers Milligan Myra Ann Army Air Corps Robert E. Bryant J. W. Bryant Tryon Stret United States Army Signal Corps Bryant Camp Crowder Howard A. Jones Venus Arwilla Jones East Green Street Pvt. Jones Army Camp Lee John R. Summers, Jr J. R. Summers Archdale Camp Blanding Willie Myers Parris Island Frank Myers Route Four Pfe. Myers Pfe M. Graham Morgan J. T. Morgan Springfield Avenue Juanita Morgan Franklin Street Seymour-Johnson Field N. C Lesfure Ivory W. Keller G. F. Keller United States Marine Corps South Pacific Cpl. Keller Roland Embler M. L. Embler Marine Pvt Holland Embler Camp Lejeune New River Camp Swift Sergeant York Fawcett Bingham Slack Yank Goodyear I .C Expert Tire Service Clube 72 North Main St
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