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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1941

Page

15

National Whirligig News Behind the News

Army morale and civilian support for wartime training programs are mixed as Congress prolongs the draft and soldiers write home. An Office of Production Management observer notes British morale and American expectations, while Brazil arms moves shift to direct arms sales and lease plans. Congressmen travel home, seeking responses on war measures and public sentiment.

House of Representates la Guadia McNutt Army ERAQR Aieraft Office of Production Management England United States Qvith Washington Atlantic Flo New York City London Churchill Roosevelt U. S Brazil Hitler Cape Verde Islands Portus Gal Panama Canal Natal President War Reconstruction Finance Corporation Pan-American Airways U.S South America

Pressure on Ottawa gas ban echoes into New York

A New York executive, after two months in Canada, reports strong backstage pressure to close gas stations from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Canada pushes the decree ahead of U.S. rules, with Ottawa assured the eastern U.S. will adopt identical limits. Officials fear implications for the public and economy as the United States signals alignment.

New York Richard Waldo Utive Canada Otawa United States Ottawa

Postwar recovery costs and US steel capacity estimates

The piece reviews reconstruction damages in Europe, noting Warsaw’s bill near half a billion and global needs likely exceeding private funding. It cites Stephen de Ropp on wartime destruction and argues capital profit limits for rebuilding, with US steel capacity expansion plans to meet 1941- era military demand and potential shifts if wartime needs rise.

Great Britain Europe Stephen de Ropp Warsaw de Ropp Britain China Russia

Modern Etiquette Q and A by Roberta Lee

A vintage etiquette column presents Q and A on saving borrowed books from damage with a bookmark, whether to leave a wrap on hotel chair, and how to eat soft boiled eggs.

Roberta Lee

Lessons in English Words to Use and Misuse

A compact note on common English errors and vocabulary growth. It explains proper usage for plan vs propose and mispronunciations, highlights spelling pitfalls like beggar vs beggar, and defines scintillate as to sparkle or twinkle with an example about stars on a clear evening.

Guilford County Realty Transfers Across Townships

Guilford County real estate transfers listed across multiple townships include transfers in High Point, Jamestown, Morehead, Gilmer, Friendship, and Greene townships. Notable lines include Bird to Andrews, McCrary executrix to Kathryn Walker White, and various property adjacencies and street references. A separate note from Denver, Colorado, reports the Colorado fish and game commission’s golden pheasant breeding venture with Rosie's name changing to William after eye loss in a recent development.

High Foint Joseph E. Bird BF. Andrews C. T. Barker Charles L. Anions Ruby ¥. Bartlety West Hradley Street Ida J. McCrary Kathryn Walker White East Bay Street K. E. Surratt Bloomfield S. Peele Hawthorne Street Jamestown R.D. Penny PLC Spencer Lake Triangle Park Moreheald Pla Carr William D. Peeney Hal J. W. Stlenback South Elm Street Friendship Township W. A. Cable G. ©. Cummings Cable Ethel Nelson Cummings W. P. Davis Cummings Corrie S. Tucker Henry F. Tucker Dick and Hiatt Greene Township Arminta Coble W. E. Coltrane B. Farmer Deep River John L. Gilmer OL Atkina Wilton Potts Denver Colo Colorado Fish and Game Commission Charles Rosie William

Four Drown When Car Misses Ferry in Tennessee River

In Knoxville on August 21, a car carrying six plunged into the Tennessee River after missing a small ferry. Two men and two women died, Shirley Clevenger 19 and Dowling Davis 20 of Sweetwater, and Lucy Lowe 16 and Robbie Harbin 17 of Martel. Pauline Messer and Kenneth Mashburn escaped. Ferry operator Allen Hayes said the auto rolled down a steep hill toward the water.

Knoxville Lenn Tennesse River Shirley Clevenger Dowling Davis Sweetwater Tenn Lucy Lowe Robbie Harbin Maretel Pauline Messer Martel Kenneth Mashburn London Allen Hayes

Corry Landing Crash Traps Two Women, Rescue Efforts Fail

An automobile's guard chain was breached at the Corry landing six miles south of here as Mashburn freed from the wreck and pulled Miss Messer and Miss Harbin from the car. The Harbinger sank in darkness despite rescue attempts.

Corry Here Miss Messer Miss Harbin

Clyde L. Stancill Takes Over Junior Order Post

Clyde L. Stancill of Raleigh and Smithfield was installed as councilor of the State Council of the Junior Order. Roanoke Island was selected for the 1942 meeting. Other officers inducted included M. G. Flanigan, J. B. Bobbitt, W. H. Adams, J. B. Bell, and Tyree Jones, with postings from Graham, Tar Heel, Harmony, Goldsboro, and Durham.

Lexington Clyde L. Stancil Raleigh Smithfield Roanoke Island M. G. Flanigan Graham J. BD. Bobbitt Tarheel W. H. Adams Harmony J. B. Bell Goldsboro Tyree Jones Durham

London trims trade pact with Japan in official budget

Aug 21 London reports Britain and Japan pared barter machinery in official quarters to a few thousand pounds for diplomat and consular expenses. The plan would use a clearing account to finance export licenses to Japan, with officials denying it is large scale.

London Japan

Distant Osage Orange Tree Regarded as American Relic

An excerpt notes the Osage orange tree as distinctly American with distribution centered near the Ozark Mountains. Its closest relative is the southern bread rust tree, highlighting its unique Botanic lineage and regional ties to the Southeast.

Ozark Mountains South Seas

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