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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1943
Page
3
The article threads wartime policy debates with Claude Wickard and undersecretary Jackson on farm production for Allies, plus Hull and Cordell's diplomacy notes. It also covers wartime naval reporting, geodetic map sales surge, and submarine warfare dynamics with cautious official transparency.
A detailed list of radio programs for Tuesday January 19 with start times, host names, and network notes across CBS and related stations. The page also includes a lengthy wartime column discussing naval escort strategies, Luftwaffe activity, and Soviet counteroffensives with examples from Dieppe lessons and Stalingrad era moves.
The document records the balance sheet of a North Carolina bank as of January 12, 1943, detailing total assets of 341,401.69, liabilities and capital accounts, and notes on capital consisting of common stock with par value 100,000.00. M. H. Folger signs as Cashier, with witnesses and notary completing the oath of accuracy in Guilford County.
The famous honor society Phi Beta Kappa founded in 1776 holds the distinction of the largest U S fraternity by membership with more than 90 000 members and 141 active chapters while noting it has no houses and selects members on scholarship leading to the phrase scholarly merit.
A worship service at Oak Hill Friends Church honored mothers and service members with red roses. D Virgil Pike preached from Matthew 16 24 urging self denial for spiritual riches while prayers and music from the Oak Hill Choir and male quintet accompanied veterans and home front supporters. The author also reflected on philosophy figures and the enduring idea of sacrifice for country and faith.
Lawrence C. Grissom, son of Mr and Mrs C F Grissom of High Point North Carolina, completed his aviation mechanic course at Amarillo Army Air Field Technical Training School. He is now qualified for airplane maintenance and will be sent to an air base to help keep America’s Flying Fortresses in the air for Allied victory. He also underwent military tactics defense and physical training to meet American soldier requirements.
Major General John A. Lejeune, once head of the Marine Corps, later served as commandant at the Virginia Military Institute, highlighting a notable leadership path across two military institutions.
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