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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1943
Page
2
The article outlines regular prenatal visits, careful history, and a regimen to ensure mother and baby health. It emphasizes an adequate diet with sufficient fuel, protein, minerals, vitamins, and about 15 pounds of total gain, warning against overeating or restricting intake.
Washington drafts outlines for relief and rehabilitation to feed Italians once United Nations troops occupy Italy. Herbert Lehman’s office prepares to manage aid not tied to imminent invasion, with focus on Italy and other liberated countries. Analysts debate food needs, timing, and strategic impact on morale and fronts.
A long broadcast listing outlines programs for Friday July 2 with multiple network slots and serials as corrections arrive. The text also includes editorials on shipping and Italy’s future government under allied occupation, urging unconditional surrender and free Italian elections after war.
The piece profiles Franklin D Roosevelt and William Davis clashing over control of food policy amid a group dubbed the kitchen war cabinet. It names members James Byrnes Fred Vinson Harry Hopkins Felix Frankfurter Samuel Rosenman Ben Cohen Edward Prichard and Richard Gilbert and notes their lack of private-sector experience. It also covers Allied war strategy and domestic shortages with far reaching implications.
The Berlin Radio reported a reduced effectiveness of German submarine warfare in June with 20 ships totaling 107000 tons sunk by U boats, a temporary setback. Churchill praised May gains and June best month in 46 months of war, while a note on flax growing at varied altitudes was added.
An early 20th century advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as the fastest pure aspirin option. It proclaims the product as the world’s largest seller at 10 cents and urges demand with claims of safety and reliability.
July 2 dispatch reports cadet Eric W. T. Lord of Charlotte, training as an army aviation cadet, died in a plane crash near Helena Arkansas yesterday. Lord, native of Wilmington, attended high school in Raleigh.
A crossword style clue list features a humorist and a witty pianist with themed entries. Across clues include terms likelyrically aligned answers and related wordplay while down entries suggest limb reverence attire and compact set phrases.
Greensboro July 2 Approval of the county's tentatively adopted tax rate of 72 cents is expected shortly after July 26. The 1943-44 estimated budget at that rate would be advertised July 6 and ready for official approval July 26. A three member quorum authorized appropriations until July 26 to operate the county's business. Surety bonds for tax supervisor Trey Short and others were approved.
A dense listing shows WSJS radio programs for a day and night lineup including Mirth and Madness, The Guiding Light, The Funny Money, and March News. Sports and music blocks feature Fred Waring, Teddy Powell, Tommy Alege, Elmer Davis news, and NBC orchestras. The schedule spans from morning Eye Opener to late night Coast Guard features with frequent program changes.
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