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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1944
Page
3
Dr. Clendening discusses infant constipation and contrasts it with adults. He notes underlying causes such as anemia chronic infection and underfeeding and advises diet and behavioral changes over laxatives. For older children he mentions molasses as a mild aid and warns against enemas and strong laxatives.
Lt John Kibler of Chattanooga Tennessee led six tanks and infantry to Strath Germany for a Sunday tea party with German troops. About 40 enemy soldiers were killed or captured, three anti tank guns destroyed, two scout cars knocked out, and a cost of roughly $5 100 to Uncle Sam.
Navy Dept. lists North Carolina casualties in naval forces. Berry John E. Pfc. USMCR dead. Evins Thomas Moore Lt. (jg) USNR wounded. Kornegay Lee Marvin boatswain’s mate USN wounded. Warren Frederick B. Pfc USMCR wounded. Parents and spouses named for each.
Thad Eure reviews 1944 in North Carolina as secretary of state. The federal absentee war ballot act created the largest workload with 130000 pieces of mail and 60000+ communications to service members and overseas voters. The department issued over 1000 corporate certificates, maintained records, and oversaw securities totaling 12000000 in compliance with wartime rules. Fewer violations and fraud noted as officials praise cooperative dealers and staff.
Washington reports the German winter offensive worsens the war outlook and boosts the chance of larger draft calls. War Production Board Chairman J A Krug says full mobilization may be needed as Eisenhower struggles to break the west wall. General Hodges First Army bears intensified fighting as civilian production strains grow, with civilians told to endure shortages.
A reflective column recalls World War I veterans who endured mud and gas while seeking only honest discharge. It contrasts their service with today where postwar life, bonus marches, and economic pressures loom. A cabbie story and citizen attitudes frame concern for veterans in evolving America.
AN AMERICAN COMMAND POST near Malmedy December 21 1944 Delayed report describes a formidable U S general leading his forward troops into fog bound German assault between Malmedy and Stavelot The commander orders a field telephone and coordinates with his intelligence staff He vows to kill or drive Nazis back to Berlin and asserts his job is to attack them not merely stop them The general is portrayed as decisive aggressive and unafraid to personally lead his forces in battle
Lt. Richard A. Ewing led a search over rough Pacific waters to locate and save six crew members from a night weather mission over Honshu. The Raiders, damaged by an electrical fire and engine failure, ditched. Col. Haynes and a destroyer later recovered the survivors northwest of Saipan.
North Carolina secretary certifies Snow Liquidation Inc dissolved after stockholders unanimously consented to dissolution on December 13 1944. Principal office listed as 212 East Commerce Street High Point Guilford County. Filing records and official seal attached.
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