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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1941

Page

8

Gravely group gains patronage in North Carolina favors

Reporting from Raleigh, Henry Averill notes that Governor Houghton’s appointments reveal Gravely backers securing major posts. The analysis lists highway, utility, REA, prison, ABC, and conservation roles, with several Gravely allies prominent in the General Assembly and local politics. A closing trivia: Mount McKinley is North America’s highest peak. Garlic and hippos are also oddly featured in the piece.

Henry Averill Houghton Ben Rnce Highway Red Hunter Harry Tucker Utility Commission Wyn Price REA Osé Pitts Jady Johnson ABC Gravely Sbur I Association Hich Claude C. Aberathy Onty Josh Horne Rocky Mount Teleram Horton Doughton Ard of Conservation and Developent Laurie McEachern Ryan McBryde Theeneral Assembly Asea Rhelmingly P. P. McCain Democratic Executive Committee Joe Garrett Rockingam Parole Commission Crayon Efird North Carolna

British submarine cripples Italian tanker Strombo off Dardanelles

Istanbul June 7. A British submarine torpedoed the 7,000 ton Italian tanker Strombo off the Dardanelles. The tanker limped into Bosporus waters with pumps manned, listing forward but no injuries reported. In convoy, two other tankers continued, one to Istanbul, one to Romania. Rumors of three more sunk could not be confirmed.

Istanbul Turkey Strombo Dardanelles Bosporus Romania

Work Or Fight May Be Rule

Washington officials consider a joint recommendation to President Roosevelt to issue a work or fight policy echoing 1918. Draft boards would review and cancel deferments for strikers in defense industries under the Selective Service Act. Wilson previously warned Bridgeport strikers they'd be barred from war industry work if they refused arbitration.

Washington Roosevelt Wilson Bridgeport, Conn

Dornier Downed Off Tenedos Near Dardanelles

British official radio reported a German Dornier flying boat downed by Turkish anti aircraft batteries off the Turkish island of Tenedos near the Dardanelles. The NBC broadcast quoted an Istanbul dispatch and noted additional German actions.

New York Radio Tonight Tenedos Dardanelles Istanbul NBC Spritish

Weekend Soldier Seeks Local U S O Help For Drives

A U S Army member appeals to family and neighbors to fund a national drive to support clubs and recreation outside camps. He asks readers to donate through the local U S O committee or U S O headquarters at the Empire State Building in New York.

U.S. O U.S. O. National Empire State Building New York N. Y

Speed Of Help Vital Factor In Middle East Aid

British soldiers say dispatch speed of United States war materials to Britain's Middle East armies is a key factor in defending Muneyet and guarding the Suez Canal. Reports say American tanks may be active near Tobruk. Harriman travels Cairo to survey aid and tanks. Observers note vast shipping challenges due to sea routes and Axis threat around Africa.

Associated Press London United States Britain Middle East Muneyet Suez Canal Tobruk W. Averell Harriman Cairo Harriman Axis Middle Mediterranean Crete Africa

Bombers Forced Landing Near Alexandria Captured

A pair of bombers made a forced landing near Alexandria. Their occupants, dressed in German uniforms, were taken into custody.

Alexandria

FDR's Enemies Bringing War Warns Pepper at Rally

Senator Claude Pepper charged that those opposed to aiding the Allies and Britain will bear responsibility if war comes to America. In a public address at a Long Beach high school hall, broadcast nationally, he named war supporters as real warmongers and urged action to defeat Hitler.

Long Beach Claude Pepper D-Fla America Roosevelt Committee To Mutual Broadcasting System Pepper Britain England

Fresh Water Fish Treated Chemically for Salt Water Seafood

In Hungary a new chemical process using salts turns fresh water fish into salt water seafood. The method aims to expand fish product variety and market reach by altering species characteristics through salt-based treatment.

Hungary

Ammonium Sulphate: A By-Product Fertilizer From Coke Plants

Ammonium sulfate, a by-product of steel industry coke plants, serves as a valuable agricultural fertilizer. It highlights how industrial by-products can contribute to farming inputs and soil nutrition.

IAW Grady H. Morton Industrial Workers Association Morton

England's First Daylight Saving Bill Introduced in 1908

The initial daylight saving proposal in England dated from 1908 but it did not enact until May 1916, reflecting a long legislative path before implementation.

England

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