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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1942

Page

2

Babson Sees Wheat Belt Focus Amid War Farm Outlook

Roger W. Babson reports from Gloucester on harvest season shifting attention to the wheat belt. He argues that global outcomes of the war and peace may hinge on farm commodities, cites 1942 wheat production at 868 million bushels with a 630 million bushel carry, and notes strong farm profits balanced by policy and price risks.

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Radio Schedule for Eastern War Time Evening Programs

Radio listing shows hourly network program changes and station lineups from 6:00 pm to 11:15 pm, detailing orchestras, news, comedy, drama, and variety slots across CBS and related networks while noting alterations caused by network shifts. Notable items include Hollywood orchestras, Lone Ranger segments, Burns and Allen, Fib to be announced blocks, and late-night variety and news slots with Abe Lyman, Dinah Shore, and Fred Waring repeats.

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Major League Leaders by Tre Associated Press

National and American League leaders listed by team and stat. Names include Reiser and Mize for Brooklyn and New York, Medwick Ott Camilli, and Williams among others with batting average runs and RBIs. Pitching leaders French Wyatt Botany Chandler noted with win totals and team affiliations.

Reiser Brooklyn Madwick New York Mize Medwick Elliott Pittsburgh Joost Cincinnati Hack Chicaco Slaughter St. Louis Nicholson Chicago Ott Camilli Miller Boston French Wyatt Brooklyn Doerr Williams Gordon D. DiMasrie Spence Washington Pesky Dorrr Higgins Detroit Heath Cleveland Boudreau J. DiMag

Davidson County tops June war bond quota in total sales

Davidson County led the June drive with 96 097 25 in bonds against a 93 000 quota. Local chair Thomasville banker Walter W Rapp cited bank and post office totals from First National Bank Thomasville Commercial Bank Lexington Lexington post office Thomasville post office Mutual Building and Loan Lexington Industrial Bank Trust Denton post office. Veterans of the 81st Wildcat Division plan 25th anniversary in Goldsboro July 25 26 announced by J B Cahall national adjutant.

Thomasville Walter W. Rapp Davidson County Rapp First Natonal Bank of Commercial Bank of Lexington Lexington Mutual Building and Loan of Lexington Industrial Bank & Trust Company of Denton Denton Post Office Goldsboro 81St Wildcat J. B. Cahall

Man Sisk Arrested in Virginia for Thomasville Assault

Ira Ernest Sisk, sought since June on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, was arrested by Lynchburg Virginia officers and returned to Thomasville. He is charged with cutting B. E. Coggins of 500 Cox Avenue. Sisk, once employed by Pickett Cotton Mill in High Point, will have a hearing next week. English traffic authorities urge white paint use on road centers for safety during blackouts.

Thomasville Virginia R. Richardson Ira Ernest Sisk Sisk Lynchburg Chief Richardson Sergi Gilbert Byerly Coggins Cox Avenue Pickett High Point Thomasville Court

Lieut Farrington at Home on Ten Day Furlough

Lieut Charles Farrington, 1233 Ragan Street, recently graduated last Monday at Fort Benning Georgia, is home on a ten day furlough. He is ordered to report to Portland Oregon on July 22. Farrington, infantry, is a graduate of Oak Ridge Military Institute.

Charles Farrington Ragan Street Fort Benning Sle Portland Ore Infantry Farrington Oak Ridge Military Institute

Blanche Smith Named Hospital Superintendent

Blanche Smith formerly superintendent of nurses at City Memorial Hospital has been appointed general superintendent to succeed Lawrence Bright, who takes a leave of absence. Bright becomes a primary instructor of Army Air pilots at Hendersonville.

Thomasville Blanche Smith The City Memorial Hospital Lawrence Bright Bright Army Air Hendersonville

Popular Thomasville Doctor Receives Army Commission

Thomasville's well known physician Dr. R. T MacDonald has received a call to army duty reporting July 22. He was commissioned as first lieutenant after offering services to the army. Langley Field, Virginia, is his reporting location. Two other local doctors, Dr. P. M. Sherrill and Dr. Joseph Farrington, have applied for commissions.

Thomasville R. T MacDonald MacDonald Army Langley Field Virginia P. M. Sherrill Joseph Farrington

Goings Up Must Same Day Come Down Farmers urged to save

Farmers nearing peak prosperity are advised to set aside funds to pay debt and prepare for leaner times. The guidance suggests budgeting for maintenance and improvements to reduce expenses once the honeymoon period ends and debts remain.

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