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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1942

Page

2

Wartime production halted by CIO picket drive in Pontiac

CIO and AFL affiliated labor action blocked war plant output at Pontiac Michigan as workers walked out in a dispute over organizing drives. The plant shut down at 7 a.m. with picket lines at all entrances while an estimated 3,000 retail workers and about 1,000 store employees joined demonstrations in support of the campaign.

Associated Press Ontiac Mich Pontiac Motor Ision General Motors P CIO Canson Beker P. Smith Direcor United Wholesale Reand Department Store Eries CSO AFL Pontiac AFL Sters

Weather Summary for Carolinas and Georgia

The forecast warns of continued warmth across North Carolina Georgia and South Carolina with scattered thundershowers in the mountains this afternoon and widely scattered showers in South Carolina this afternoon.

North Carolina Georgia South Carolina

Blues And Reds Clash In Mimic Ground Action Climax

In Wadesboro July 31 the two sides met in dawn clashes as Blues reinforce with greater infantry artillery tanks and air power. Reds struggle against superior forces amid earlier gains aided by Maj. Gen. Alvin C. Gillem’s reinforcements and a strong air assault.

Wadesboro Carolinas Kingstree S. C Blues Alvin C. Gillem

Highway Funds Face Bond Payments And Maintenance

The highway commission sits on a large cash balance with eight million one hundred twenty thousand dollars in bonds and interest due this fiscal year. After fixed charges for operation and the highway patrol, funds must cover essential highway maintenance with no new construction to stretch a smaller emergency budget. officials reject refunding bonds and pledge to meet obligations while reducing state indebtedness.

Highway Commission State Highway and Public Works Commission Highway Patrol

War Continues as Soviet Defense Holds at Voronezh

The article describes ongoing Soviet strategic withdrawal to extend reserves, praising Marshall Timoshenko's cautious, daring defense. It notes plans for a potential counter-blow against Nazi General von Bock’s left wing near Voronezh, with Moscow's position described as grave but not desperate and Timoshenko capable of absorbing pressure without Hitler breaking into the Caucasus.

Timoshenko von Bock Voronezh Hitler Caucasus

Editorial on Pelleys counsel requests and witness questions

Editorial calls for substitute records requested by Pelleys counsel. Witnesses questioned to show the government not bankrupt the people not apathetic toward Germany Italy and Japan and the war. Pelleys writings circulated widely and given to armed services. Silver Shirt followers disbanded but continued meetings and dissemination. Government attorneys quoted a passage claiming the United States provoked the Axis into war.

Pelley Germany Italy Japan United States

Armored clash on both Don river fronts in WW II

Soviet and German forces clash near the Don and Voronezh as Red Army reports mounting losses in Rostov sector and along the Rostov Baku line. Red Star claims German wear forgeries and heavy air raids fail to break Russian defenses.

Don Fedor von Bock Stalingrad Voronezh Red Army Rostov Tsimlyansk Red Star Army Don Bend Batisk Rostov-Baku

British air raid uncertainties and Quebec lime production shift

The report details daylight bombings across east Anglia and the south coast with light casualties overall, seven trapped in a West Midlands shelter, and no London bombs though anti air guns operated. It notes a RAF foray over northern France with 12 planes lost and bad weather halting further attacks, plus a Quebec lime production jump from 72 075 tons in 1959 to LOR.B52 tons in 1940.

East Anglia West Midlands London France St. Omer RAF Germany The Reich Quebec Canada

Alumni Club to Meet at 205 Bynum Street

The Winston-Salem Teachers College Alumni Club will meet Saturday evening at 8:30 at 205 Bynum Street with Miss Odessa Leach as hostess. All members are urged to be present.

Winston-Salem Teachers College Bynum Street Odessa Leach

Farewell Party for Mrs Florence Carter's NYC departure

Mrs Dorothy Gilmore hosts a farewell gathering at her home on Wednesday evening for Mrs Florence Carter as she departs for New York City. A buffet supper was served to many friends.

Dorothy Gilmore Florence Carter

Harmony Choir to Sing at Cherry Street Vesper Service

The Harmony Choir of St. Stephen's A M E Zion Church will sing at Cherry Street Presbyterian Church for a vesper service Sunday. The program, highlighted by Mrs. Hattie Cook's solo "Ave Marie," follows praise of the choir after a recent church program. Rev. Crane of Breentwood Presbyterian Church will preach on developing Christian service in the community.

St. Stephen’s A. M. E. Zion Cherry Street Presbyterian Church Ave Marie Hattie Cook Rev. Crane Breentwood Presbyterian Church Crane

Crowned Miss U S O in Mt Vernon drive

Wava Robinson was crowned Miss U S O at the Mt Vernon Baptist Church drive for funds. Led by Captains Black and Reid the event raised 230.59 with eight prizes awarded to Wava Robinson Essie Dooley Marcelle Woodruff Catherine Brockington Juanita Eccles Louise Coleman Martha Ann Phelps and Magdalene Ridley. expenses 3.15 subtracted. prizes included a Perkinson's Jewelry necklace.

Wava Robinson Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Black Reid United Service Organization Haizlip Blackburn Rinehart Starr C. W. Robinson Minnie Robinson George Lemons Hattie Fowler Essie Dooley Marcelle Woodruff Catherine Brockington Juanita Eccles Louise Coleman Martha Ann Phelps Magdalene Ridley Perkinson

Local program features donations from multiple stores

A community event included donated items such as bedroom shoes from Gilbert's Shoe Store and a candy dish from Hyman's Jewelry Store. The program by the United Usher Board Choir offered solos readings and speeches, with a well received poem recited by fourth grade student Edith Daniels.

Gilbert’s Maskins Clothing Store Wagger’s Jewelry Betty Lou Eckerd Myrtie Hyman United Usher Board Edith Daniels

Rev Simmons To Preach At Bethel Holiness Church

The Rev Mrs L Simmons of Greensboro will preach at Bethel Holiness Church this evening. After the sermon the church will hold a weight rally.

Local Notes on Residents and Visitors in the Area

Miss Lottie Bell Byrd of Gastonia returns home after a 10 day visit in the city with Mrs. Minnie Robinson at 213 Steele Street. Mrs. C. C. Elliott and granddaughter Willie Ethel Wilson of Rotary Street vacationing in Lexington North Carolina and parts of South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hairston with two daughters of Brooklyn New York have returned home after two weeks with Henry and Mrs. Smith at 131 Underhill Avenue. Friends of Miss Lorene Phifer are glad she is up and about after a broken collar bone from a recent fall.

Lottie Bell Byrd Gastonia City Minnie Robinson Steele Street C. C. Elliott Willie Ethel Wilson Rotary Street Lexington N. C South Carolina Alfred Hairston Brooklyn New York Henry Smith Underhill Puvenue Lorene Phifer

James Baldwin Dies at Burrus Memorial Hospital

James Baldwin of 1121 Kivett Drive died at Burrus Memorial Hospital Thursday between 5 and 6 PM. Survived by wife Eunice V. Baldwin son Trauma Baldwin and two grandsons J L Baldwin and others. Funeral at First Baptist Church Sunday 1 PM with Rev W F Elliott officiating. Interment St Johan Baptist Cemetery Asheboro with Rev F L Kirby directing services.

James Baldwin Kivett Drive Burrus Memorial Hospital Eunice V. Baldwin Truma Baldwin New York City J. L. Baldwin West Point N. Y Henry A. Baldwin W. B. Baldwin Asheboro

Electrocution of Claude Davis at mill

July 31 in Sheby Claude Davis a 42 year old mill employee was electrocuted after contacting a live wire yesterday. The accident highlights dangers at industrial sites and local safety concerns.

Sheyby Claude Davis

Secret military trial in Supreme Court looming

Attorney General Biddle and Captain Hamimell signaled final arguments will begin promptly as the military commission resumes. The court, after two days of hearings, weighs petitions from six enemy aliens seeking a writ of habeas corpus and asks whether they are unlawfully restrained while the Supreme Court weighs the case. Justice Murphy refrained from participating due to current service. The court adjourned without setting a ruling date.

Biddle William Hamimell Supreme Court Military Commission Murphy

Funeral Rites For Mrs Rufina Myers In Thomasville

Funeral services for Mrs. Rufina Trotter Myers of Fisher Ferry Street will be at Fair Grove Methodist Church on Sunday at 3 PM with burial in the church cemetery. Also noted are services for W M Allred of 906 English Street, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery after a Sechrest Funeral Home service led by Dr C Excelle Rozzelle, and for Mrs. Mary Jane Wiles Gilliam of Wilkes County, died at her son's home, with Bethel Baptist Church rites and interment in Bethel Church Cemetery. multiple pastors and local choir participation noted.

Rufina T. Myers Thomasville Rufina Trotter Myers Fisher Ferry Street Fair Grove Methodist Church W. M. Allred English Street Sechrest C. Excelle Rozzelle Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Salon Williamson Mary Sue Briggs J. Gurney Briggs J. W. Garrett Rock of Ages Williard Thomas Norman Thomas Clarence Schultheiss H. N. Williard Jones Burns Murray White Leslie Hedgecock Troy Short Oakwood Cemetery Mary J. W. Gilliam Mary Jane Wiles Gilliam Willie Gilliam Bethel Baptist Church Wilkes County WE. McGee First Baptist Church J. A. Cox Carolina Avenue Baptist Church McGee Cox S. L. Blevins A. B. Hayes J. A. Blevins E. Hayes Key City Singers R. R. Church Zeb Dixon Blaine Henderson Dewey Miton Charles Henderson Paul Warren Charles Gilliam Jack Gilliam Paul Gilliam Bill Gilliam Fred Wood Charlie Wood Bethel Church Cemetery

Ireland and Perry Reach Linville Invitation Semis

In Linville invitation golf action at Linville July 31 William R. Ireland of Birmingham Alabama met Sam Perry of Birmingham in the semifinals. William deWane Sr. faced Harvey Ward Jr. of Tarboro while Ireland defeated the defending champion Hub Covington of Linville 2 and 1 and Perry beat Lloyd Withers of Charlotte 2 and 1.

Linville William R. Ireland Birmingham Ala Sam Perry Wiliam dcWane, Sr Harvey Ward, Jr Tarboro Ireland Hub Covington Linvile Perry Lloyd Withers Charlotte

Kiwanis Club Hears Rozzelle Speaker

The Kiwanis Club met at 12 15 p m in the Elwood Hotel with John C Sheloff presiding FE Clark Dillon led the program and Dr C Excelle Rozzelle pastor Wesley Memorial Methodist Church spoke on Some Blunders You and I Have Made He listed five slanders of the human race Visitors included E M Dudley Henry Marshall Rev Henry Lofquist Samuel Burbank and C B Mickle noting praise for a Boy Scouts hut at Camp Uwharrie

Kiwanis Club Elwood John C. Sheloff Clark Dillon C. Excelle Rozzelle Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Rozzelle Camp Uwharrie E. M. Dudley Charlotte Henry Marshall New York Henry Lofquist Brookhaven Miss Samuel Burbank Richmond C. B. Mickle

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