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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
11
The Office of Price Administration raised point values for beef cuts by one to three points per pound starting Sunday to steer consumption toward pork lamb veal and variety meats. Pork values mostly unchanged as canned fish crabmeat herring and sea mussels were removed from rationing.
WPB experts warn of a serious container shortage due to paper and glass limits and rising wood pulp demand. Salvage and reusing packing boxes are urged. patterns must match WWB rules for home sewing. interest in quartz crystal mining for radio gear. girdles and elastic use redirected to military needs. dyestuffs available for remaining goods. butter price tweak. English palace rental noted amid vegetable shortages in Eire.
A reader column presents reflections on conscience insomnia and serenity from Fosdick and Coleridge, then moves to change and decay in life. It cites Dante, O Henry, Lyte’s hymn and a funeral marriage scene, praising renewal of the inner self despite outward loss.
The Edsel Bryant Ford will filed for probate shows the Ford Foundation to receive the bulk of Ford Motor Co stock. Attorneys estimate total estate around 200 million with taxes possibly near 12 million. Eleanor Clay Ford and the Ford children inherit the remainder with Mrs. Ford named executrix.
Allied headquarters report six raids in a week dropping 156 tons of bombs on Japanese air bases at Wewak and Lae in New Guinea. The latest raid hit four Wewak airfields causing fires and destroying ammunition dumps with no Allied losses.
Thomasville attorney Carl C. Wilson spoke to the Rotary Club at the Women's Club Building on June 3, detailing draftee classifications and urging public help for draft boards. Visitor Frank Redding of Asheboro attended. Rev J A Neilson presided and Wilson was introduced by Charles F Lambeth.
John F. Stevens, the engineer who directed construction of the Panama Canal, died at his home in Southern Pines after a long illness. He was 90. Funeral services were planned at the home, with burial in Boston on Saturday.
Local Senator Josiah William Bailey writes Frank J. Size that maximum WPA benefits should aid North Carolina and that grade crossing elimination in High Point belongs in the statewide plan with Gov. E. Herringhaus’s approval. A forestry class from Pennsylvania State College will tour High Point industries June 1 to 25. Miss Sarah Locke Blythe of Charlotte visits Mrs. J. D. Ross. Ruth Clinard, now with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in Boydton, Virginia, visits her parents. General James Mattern of Texas tours by air. Roosevelt seeks state ratification of repealing the 18th amendment.
Organizations press for reduced cotton acreage in the 1933 crop plan to stabilize prices and support farmers. Officials from multiple groups advocate a coordinated cut to prevent surplus, aiming to balance supply with demand and protect rural incomes.
A note records that The Enterprise newspaper did not publish on May 3 1983 a Sunday in the twenty years ago timeline.
Briskly rub feet ankles and legs with Moone's Emerald Theiserful to speed fresh blood flow ease pain and stiffness. Promises quick relief and comfort. Sold at many druggists and stores.
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