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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1943
Page
2
War time health guidance stresses regenerating blood after donation. Iron rich foods apricots beans liver and greens, high protein from eggs milk cheese meat and soy, and copper from chocolate molasses cereals nuts and liver. Regular donations require careful diet to maintain blood and combat shortages.
Aftermath The Fourth, celebrated on the 5th, was sunny at times and quiet on Main Street. The writer recalls past picnics at Rocky River Springs and dusty road races to tease courting couples. He cites rising Fourth of July fatalities and hints at postwar hopes, including United Nations aims and speculative futures.
A reflective column contrasts biblical prophecy with modern belief, arguing forewarning offers little aid for fear. It cites Micah on justice and mercy while recounting a talk about life's worth, highlighting a friend’s grief for lost loved ones and his wish he had never been born.
Yesterday’s minor league results show Lynchburg 7 5 over Roanoke 2 3 Richmond won 6 2 Durham blanked Portsmouth 5 Norfolk 23 in second game postponed Little Rock 6 0 Chattanooga 5 8 in 10 innings Knoxville 2 8 Birmingham 1 1 Atlanta 3 5 Memphis 2 1 Nashville 9 5 New Orleans 3 10 plus reflections on life effort and lasting memory of good deeds.
Postmaster General James A. Farley spoke at the new federal post office opening predicting lower postal rates salary cuts for employees and repeal of prohibition. The facility features new lighting control tested by the federal government. The local library moved 109640 volumes in the fiscal year ending June 30 with various social notices and a few personal visits listed from local residents.
Greensboro July 6 At Guilford county work or fight meeting Governor Broughton urged public critique of idle days in North Carolina Harry Caldwell Grange leader said the state lacks sufficient labor due to wartime recruitment The assembly backed publicizing loafers ending absenteeism and a work or fight go to jail plan Representative Moseley Greensboro lawyer named permanent chairman to form an 11 member committee Local officials from High Point Greensboro and county sides attended noting vagrancy laws and reduced vagrancy levels in High Point
General Chiang Kai-shek told China on the eve of the sixth anniversary of the war with Japan that defeat must come within two years. He predicted a seventh year offensive across theaters with ongoing Allied victories as Japan faces manpower, sea, air, and material strains. Ho Ying-chin argued the outcome is assured as UN forces grow stronger and Japan suffers shortages. Ho cited about 3,000,000 Japanese casualties and limited first line planes, while H. H. Kung framed China as a base for a general offensive against Japan.
Ceylon receives pedigree cattle from Australia as part of the Commonwealth response to the colony's appeal for better food supplies. The arrival marks a step in addressing food shortages in the colony.
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