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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1944

Page

9

Army conserving rubber to aid civilians and test synthetic options

The Army plans to save over 10,000 tons of natural rubber monthly by converting to synthetic rubber where possible to free natural supply for civilian use. Major General Campbell notes test fleets and large scale trials of 100 percent and 70 percent synthetic tires, facing heat and size challenges in ordnance work. Brigadier General Lewis emphasizes duty to conserve rubber and advance synthetic development.

Boston INS Army L. H. Campbell, Jr Ordnance Army Service Forces Ctiff Gen. Campbell Ordnance Department Burton O. Lewis Boston Ordnance District

Fijian Scout Aids Yank Patrol Under Fire in Jungle Action

A Fijian scout saved an American reconnaissance party during a foray in a jungle valley near a Japanese fringe. Mortar fire erupted as unseen enemies targeted the crew on a hillside, and the scout urged concealment behind trees while a nearby hillside crew was picked off.

Fiji

Sky Piloting For Fliers Is Full-Time Job For Chaplain

At a southern England advanced field, Captain Thomas E. Adams, formerly a Roseville Ohio pastor, serves as chaplain to Thunderbolt fighter squadrons and hundreds of crewmen. His days encompass long hours and varied duties as he tends to spiritual and morale needs of airmen.

U. S. Air Base England INS Thomas E. Adams Roseville Adams Corp William A. Reimsyder Rei South Blackstone St Chicago American Conservatory of Music Pfc Raymond East Peltzman Kansas City James L. Peck Catalpa Ave Teaneck N. J James A. Lordan Griswold St Cambridge Mass Germany Edgar FE. Levy Lafferts Ave Brooklyn N. Y Phc Kenneth L. Ferrell Main St Greenwich Ferrell

Base chapel sustains multi faith on front lines

The article documents how air force personnel from multiple faiths support troops overseas. It highlights Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish services at a field chapel, with handmade altar items and a rotating schedule. It notes clergy and volunteers, including assistants from various locations, aiding combat fliers.

America England Service Men's Christian League

Hair Clue Helps Massachusetts Hit and Run Case

In Dedham Massachusetts a single hair and a unique bolt pattern on a car shackle helped state police identify John J Oliver as the driver in a Cohasset hit and run that killed John Sweeney. Oliver was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to two and a half years. The report also notes the M 3 sub machine gun’s portability and fire rate.

David King Boynicer International News Service Dedham Mass INS Massachusetts John Sweeney Cohasset William A. Ratigan Frank Morse William Delay Joseph T. Walker Sweeney John J. Oliver Boston Oliver Norfolk County Superior Court House of Correction

Farm Equipment Dealers Open 1944 Convention in Charlotte

The Carolinas farm equipment dealers association opened its 1944 convention in Charlotte with addresses, a business session, and forum discussion. Speakers included J. Roy Jones M. L. Iton Clifford Whitaker H K Wright and Frank Mussell.

Charlotte Carolinas Farm Equipment Dealers’ Association J. Roy Jones Columbia South Wilmington S. T. Proctor Fuquay Springs Charles Ross Raleigh State Highway and Public Works Commission

TINYROM TURES NEW YORK toothpaste recall near 200 million

A historical notice from The TinyRom agency in New York reports nearly 200 million old toothpaste products identified as at risk. Authorities urge buyers to dispose or return items and monitor further guidance from health officials and manufacturers for safe disposal or recall options.

New York INS

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