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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
7
Dr. Clendening explains balanced diets for children with diabetes nephritis allergy and heart trouble. He notes calorie needs rise with growth and that insulin allows flexible calories and foods. Emphasizes higher child protein needs calcium intake and cautious salt use in kidney disease while relying on synthetic vitamins as available.
The text identifies E M Delafield as the pen name used by English novelist Mrs Edmee Dashwood, noting her real identity behind the pseudonym.
In Augusta a man recently learned he had cashed the duplicate of a $13.95 payroll check used as a tax receipt. The incident raises questions about clerical handling and potential misapplication of funds in the local payroll process.
Washington reports industry must again mount record arms production in 1945 to meet a surge in draft calls. Byrnes considers revising essential industry lists for exemptions while deferments for under 30 are reviewed. Officials estimate 200k to 300k additional men will be drafted as armament output nears 1944 levels.
This report from the American First Army in Belgium on January eighth notes bold acts by soldiers including Lt Col Andy Comb of Bessemer Alabama named as a leading battlefield fighter. Pvt Frank Arabinatz of Lansford Pennsylvania tallies 28 confirmed German dead with many probables. Marco Albertelli of Toughkenamon Pennsylvania guards nine prisoners while another private hits a German tank with a bazooka and a bazooka shell. Mrs Joseph Stephenson of Shreveport Louisiana flies the first American flag over Brest won after the sea fortress fell.
Fifty four Marine veterans of Saipan recount fighting wild goats on Guam. The goats damaged pasture and caused erosion while Marines tracked and killed them, often through rugged terrain. A team of six endured two days and nights in cold mist without food or water, tallying 319 goats killed and many probables. One Marine said, What goats we couldn't shoot, we ran to death.
Police recovered a bus in Hayward that officials believe was stolen by stranded Stockton residents seeking transport home. The incident involved pursuit and recovery efforts by local authorities.
Ration Roundup outlines current validity for Book Four red and blue stamps, sugar stamps, shoes, and gasoline through March 21 and into heating season. Period changes include new February and January validation dates. some stamps extend indefinitely while others gain or maintain five to four gallon limits.
Eth Abelle Green, once Thompson's confidential secretary, seeks about half of the late Chicago mayor William Hales Thompson estate. She claims a 1930s promise to pay her one half for caring for him until his death and recounts years of residence at the Congress and Blackstone hotels. Thompson died March 19 1944 leaving an estate around 2 million, much of it cash hidden in safety deposit boxes. his widow reportedly fainted upon learning of the hoard.
A captured Volkswagen jeep hauls recreation equipment to wounded Marines at Sampson Naval Training Center New York. The quirky car, described as homely with a washing machine style motor, had appeared at a bond rally and was shipped from southern France.
Thompson, once an internationally famous figure after threaten ing to punch King George V, attacked Chicago school board over textbooks that he said belittled American heroes. An introduced radi o nary arings, claimed as a Miss Green gift by Thompson, were called a poor forgery by Mrs. Thompson's attorney.
HAMMOND Indiana report says tavern keeper M L Jenks dozed off during his rounds allowing a patron to steal 204 dollars from the till and a quart of whisky while Jenks slept072
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