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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1943
Page
7
Ottawa released military statistics showing Canada surpasses the United States in enlistments and call ups. Nearly 700,000 Canadians joined or were enrolled last November, about 30 percent of men aged 19 to 45, with 27 percent of eligible youths joining voluntarily.
Reports warn of intensified U boat activity and new German tactics off Morocco and Norway as convoys suffer heavy losses. The piece notes land based planes and mines aiding submarine warfare, while bomber fleets and blimps bolster Allied defenses and a surge in ship production continues despite setbacks. It also touches on Willkie Stalin talks and Japan’s skepticism amid air raid fears. Iowa farmers seek seed corn.
Former North Carolina governor Max Gardner says he has no desire to seek office again though he would consider running in 1944 if duty and contribution to peace demanded it. He emphasizes wartime priorities and notes his political career is complete, willing to serve as private citizen if needed.
Miss Kathleen Hill 19 of Thomasville died Saturday afternoon after a brief illness at her parents home. She was a Davidson County native, daughter of H. P. Hill and Mae Hunt Hill. Survivors include two brothers James Hill in the US Army and Will Hill of Norfolk. four sisters Mrs Paul Hill of Thomasville Miss Sallie Hill Miss Peggy Hill and Mrs Archie Hudson of Charlotte. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Southside Baptist Church with interment at Fair Grove Methodist Church cemetery.
Relief for women confused by rationing outlines start dates and process for War Ration Book Two. Q and A cover when actual rationing begins, why stores pause sales, how to read point values, inventory rules and who may use books with household and servant purchases. The Census notes curious household names for triplets and twins and their striking monikers.
Eight women serve in the United States Congress, highlighting female representation in the legislative body. The fact underscores growing gender parity in federal elected leadership and reflects shifting political demographics.
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