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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1945
Page
5
The passage describes refreshing rolls with cold water for an instant and finishing in the oven until crisp. It mentions bed wire and credits a Glidden invention from 1867. Interspersed dialogue refers to WAVES recruitment and aviation machinists' mates, with a line about ten friends joining three months ago.
A wartime column reflects on Iwo Jima graves and the silent stones bearing names and mottos. It notes how memory sustains the living, with epitaphs like Read dear Lord and He died so others might live, while recognizing the emotional burden on veterans.
Nashville based Mrs Gae de Luca earned fame as a pudding impresario crafting plum puddings sent to all 50 states. Her recipes fed the Roosevelt White House Christmas table for seven years and impressed figures from Churchill to Cordell Hull. She began farming the hobby into a seasonal business after her husband’s death, turning down thousands of orders annually and starting each October to finish by mid December.
A total of 13 building permits, totaling over $20,000, were issued by the city building inspector yesterday and today. Most permits cover dwelling repairs while two new dwellings, one office building, and one store apartment building were approved. People include William Black, Virginia Royer, Arthur Gregory, unter Coal and Ice Co, B Gault, J B Kirkman, M A Fogleman, with projects ranging from re roofs to new construction and painting.
About 150 men and women attended a High Point Thomasville CIO labor meeting Wednesday night in Thomasville. Joe ______ presided, Rev Mr England gave invocation. Speakers included H Harris CIO textile workers, John McMahan Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Cedric Stallings AF of Hosiery Workers, Bernard Hiatt United Furniture Workers. Morris Muster CIO international president spoke on union advantages and expansion plans.
Local war price official J F Jones announces special gasoline rations for discharged servicemen to handle personal affairs and civilian readjustment. Ration up to 3 gallons per veteran, with a maximum of 30 gallons possible, based on individual needs. Furlough rations for service members with extended leaves will continue.
Greensboro reports ORD will permanently continue dual mission of training troops for overseas movement and processing returnees for redistribution. Col. Paul Younts says post will be known as AAF ORD and AAF Redistribution Station No. 5, while RS No. 5 at Camp Davis closes. No troop movement or WD base changes involved. Flowers listed by month and a tip on ironing clothes with warm water.
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