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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1945
Page
5
Dr. Logan Clendening describes Tom a Cornell Medical College case with an esophageal opening after childhood injury. Emotional stresses trigger stomach changes causing pain, poor secretion and cramps, while calm resolves symptoms and highlights mind body links in digestion.
A 14 February diet outline lists daily meals for Lent. Breakfast includes orange juice toast coffee with no additives. Lunch features a plain omelet rye crisp milk and tea. Dinner offers stuffed green pepper Spanish rice grapefruit lettuce salad whole wheat toast and optional coffee.
Ellis H Roach Marine sergeant from Cherry Point promoted and serving with aviation engineering unit in North Carolina. Lt James A Duncan reported missing in action in Belgium. he previously arrived overseas in December 1944 and landed January 3 in Belgium. William W Land meets uncle Henry Smith in the Philippines after four years apart. Smith has two sons in service, John Smith wounded in Belgium and W H Smith in Burma with 36 months overseas. William L Hornady promoted to Technician Fifth Grade and leads squad in the Army.
Sgt George Everhart son of Arch Everhart of Thomasville is reported wounded in action. The brief item notes his service and hometown as stated in local notices.
Sgt Martin H Sirull son of Mr and Mrs M Sirull of 224 Monthey avenue has reported to Kelly Field San Antonio Texas after a 30 day furlough He recently returned from overseas where he spent 19 months in the signal corps and has served in the Army over three years He has been wounded three times with the latest injury from an explosion near a tank in the Fifth Army
Private First Class Odell W. Watkins of High Point serves as a Heavy Equipment Operator on Douglas C 47 cargo aircraft at a French airfield. c King son of Alexandria Virginia residents has been overseas since 1943 and recently earned the Bronze Star for Northern France campaign service.
Technician Fourth Grade William J. Bryant of 307 Chestnut Street High Point NC serves with the 3059th Engineer Service Detachment at Allied Force Headquarters Italy under General McNarney. After 14 months overseas he wears the Mediterranean Theater Ribbon and has earned the Good Conduct Medal.
Corporal Irwin G Angel, 20, of Stokesdale North Carolina, serves as radio operator and gunner in an 8 17 Flying Fortress unit with the 15th Air Force in Italy. He joined the Army July 28 1943 and earned his gunners wings at Yuma Arizona September 1 1944 after radio training at Sioux Falls South Dakota. A graduate of Stokesdale High School, he attended Oak...
Aerial radio and gunnery wings awarded to Max Stout in Jacksonville Florida. furloughs for Pvt Fred Venable and Pvt Bronzie Lawson serving in camps and the South Pacific. Pvt James Nunn in France after Camp Wheeler training. Private Jack Haley missing in action in France since January following Camp Gruber and Camp Phillips training and Purple Heart. Pvt Jack Belton reported missing in Belgium. Sgt Rufus Holder seriously wounded in Belgium. 2/c Arnold Stoker in South Pacific. Sgt David Pleasant survives bomber crash in Yugoslavia and recounts Partisan help. Sgt Vernon Dennis heads X Ray unit at English hospital. born in Thomasville North Carolina.
CHAPEL HILL Feb 10 Hinton James the first student to enter the University of North Carolina on February 12, 1795 is marked in a 150th anniversary observance. The article recalls his journey from Wilmington, his studies, and later roles as engineer and legislator, with notes on graves and commemorations at Hopewell Church and the Old Well.
SGT VERNON N DENNES serves at the 158th General Hospital in England aiding Army physicians and nurses in patient care and medical duties amid overseas service.
Technician 5th Grade Job C. Simmons of High Point North Carolina in the Army Air Forces Engineer Command received the Good Conduct Medal for 23 months of active duty in North Africa and Italy. He left Ford Motor Company in Detroit to enlist in August 1942 and serves as a mechanic with aviation engineers.
Private John C. Fritz of Route 2 High Point North Carolina has been cited by the 338th Infantry Regiment of the 85 Custer Division for actual combat against the enemy with Fifth Army in Italy. The award recognizes his participation in combat under Lieutenant General Lucian K. Trus Jr.'s command.
Sgt Baxter L. Tysinger, 37, of High Point North Carolina, returned from service outside the continental United States and is awaiting assignment at the Army Ground Forces Redistribution Station in Miami Beach. He served 31 men as a military policeman in the no Burma India theater of operations.
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