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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
8
Washington reports hens and pullets on U S farms will lay a record 5 billion dozen eggs in 1945. May production rose 13 percent from last year and 37 percent above the 10 year 1932-41 average, signaling a strong food supply amid meat shortages. Egg prices stay high with favorable feed costs and rising backyard flocks, bolstering home front nutrition.
Two WAVES yeomen will tour North Carolina interviewing women for naval reserve service. Laura Close and Mary Blackwell will visit Whiteville, Elizabethtown, Wilmington, Concord, Gastonia, Shelby, High Point, Thomasville, and Lexington from July 8 to 21, with interviews at post offices. Applicants must be 20 to 36, with at least two years of schooling. training spans storekeeping, stenography, aerology, and more. Pay aligns with male ratings plus allowances for quarters, subsistence, clothing, medical care, and travel.
Eight years after leaving city life for a Cedar Rapids area 80 acre farm the L F Jamison family earned a blue ribbon and a United States war service certificate labeling them soldiers of the soil They traded a sales career for farming and adopted two children Phoebe and a son while building a prosperous homestead with horses cattle pigs chickens and crops The piece highlights their trials and eventual success and the city neighbors support.
July 15 1948 Saturday notices report Rev F L Conrad to deliver Sunday union service with amplifiers for hearing. Dr Benjamin M Squires of Chicago warns hosiery workers arbitration exists in their code. Firemen hold a picnic near Station No 2 replacing the usual dinner. Prosecution attorney Gaston A Johnson to address Peacock Bible Class at 9 45 Sunday. E P Buck to preach at 11 at Gospel Tabernacle. Industrial workers announce an open air meeting at Senior High School grounds led by D W Bradley. Chinese famine and floods threaten millions. Guilford County to collect 3 percent sales tax as district. Italian aerial armada lands Detroit en route to Chicago. Wiley Post begins new global hop to beat record. Potatoes surplus risks spoilage. urge eating more potatoes.
Advertisement touts St. Joseph Aspirin with bulk pricing including 36 tablets for 20 cents and 100 for 35 cents claiming it is the world's largest seller at 10 cents per tablet.
Vallejo reports Mrs. C M Nelson, operator at Mare Island Navy Yard, planned to christen her bus Debin. The vehicle stalled en route to Walnut Creek, she hiked to report trouble and returned to find the bus gone with the engine running in Walnut Creek.
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