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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1943
Page
3
A collage of wartime notes on fuel saving education policy and war mobilization. Reports discuss selective service medical care and reform failures, planes and car design ideas, and global economic shifts. Observations include Chinese resistance, Reich morale, and postwar production forecasts shaping Britain and allied industries.
The text notes William Temple as the new Archbishop of Canterbury and highlights his advocacy for mankind's economic freedom. It also touches on a proposed draft law making union membership optional as a possible issue in labor control.
Wartime life brings long hours hard work and irregular meals, often lacking fiber. Laxatives only mask the problem. Kellogg's All-Bran provides bulk to prevent or ease constipation with water. Start eating All-Bran made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek today.
Motors discussion centers on postwar cars as designers aim for a vehicle costing about the same as lard. A famous manufacturer addressed a New York dinner, noting builders price by weight and aiming for a low cost per pound. Early Fords weighed heavily in the debate.
A physician urges remove infection sources to protect health and prevent rheumatic fever and other disabilities. He cites a defense plant worker unable to work due to dental infection, stressing early care for teeth, tonsils, adenoids, vision, and hearing to avoid long-term penalties.
Local theatres during United Nations week January 14 to 20 join a nationwide drive to gather copper for the war effort and UN relief funds. Paramount’s Copper Matinee Saturday at 11:00 features Mug Town with Dead End Kids, plus Superman and Renee cartoons, with schoolchildren donating copper for the cause.
The text urges immediate correction of physical defects to preserve doctors for the army and navy, attributed to AP Features. The message stresses timely medical attention to prevent shortages in military medical staff.
The War Department directed the entire aircraft industry to operate on a 24 hour day where feasible to accelerate production. Congress appropriated 120 million dollars to help cover the costs of this shift in operation.
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