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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
2
In Pittsburgh on June 3 reports indicate most striking coal miners in Pennsylvania and West Virginia would not return to work even if President Roosevelt personally appealed. Inquiries across numerous mining patches show nearly uniform resolve to stay idle unless a definite plan is offered.
A Washington NEA column notes that captured German soldiers receive rations under the Geneva convention, matching victor standards. It cites steak for some prisoners during surrender in Tunisia and predicts continued ordinary meals as camps establish routines amid wartime logistics.
In Fairbanks near Union Town coal cutter George Polovsky rejects promises and insists on definite terms from the government. Neighbor Joseph Conroy and William Smith of Fairbanks local UMW stress patriotism and readiness to work if paid. operators keep whistles ready as losses mount in Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
In New York Mary Pickford, dubbed America's sweetheart, meets reporters at the Sherry Netherland to discuss war bonds and a $200,000 fundraising plan for a Canada campaign. She discusses age, her adopted children, Buddy Rogers, and memories of Liberty Loans, smiling through questions about gardens, hook worms, and past stardom.
Charlotte June 3 The director of food distribution Harry B Rubey said no common carrier or contract motor carrier under the interstate commerce act may move Irish potatoes from a list of North Carolina counties after June 7 without a permit. The order also covers Florida Georgia South Carolina Virginia and becomes effective in Virginia June 14. it has already taken effect in other states.
New York June 3 1943 OPA inspectors stopped Mme Chiang Kai Shek the Duke and Duchess of Windsor during a Memorial Day weekend drive against pleasure driving ban violators in the metropolitan area all three had valid reasons for driving and were questioned as routine procedure in enforcement.
The article explains punctured wounds from nails, spikes, and bullets, noting their deep tract and poor drainage. It warns tetanus risk and advises prophylactic antitoxin, proper drainage by skin incision, cleaning with soap and iodine, warm soaks, and sterile dressings, plus avoiding probing. The SOS distress signal is noted as adopted in 1906.
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