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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1943

Page

2

Hawkins forms new World War II Records Branch in High Point

Lieut. Col. Hawkins arrives to establish the WWII Records Branch at the Southern Exposition Building with Major Lee Ward. Col. J. W. Stark remains chief of the Demobilized Records Branch. The unit plans to be fully functioning within a week with possible clerk transfers. Stark notes shared Army service in the 27th Infantry from 1927 to 1929.

Jonathan D. Hawkins High Point J. W. Stark 95Th Fort Sam Houston Texas Memphis Tenn Col Stark Col. Stark Col. Hawkins 27Th Infantry U. S. Army

Thomasville Rotary hears Southern Railway head

C. W. Ashby, divisional superintendent of the Southern Railway, spoke at the Thomasville Rotary Club meeting. He said the company set an all time freight and carload record in the past week and noted that 133 trains were handled in one Sunday in his division.

Thomasville C. W. Ashby Southern Railway

Funeral Rites for S. L. Yates and Others

Funeral services were held for S L Yates 68 at 1019 E Green Street with Rev H P Williams and Rev O L Brown officiating. A new service featured a solo by M Richard Cimino and a duet with Marline Lowe. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery. Also noted are ceremonies for Charles B Embler 65 at First Evangelical and Reformed Church and Mrs Anna Belle Sensenbach wife of Elmer E Sensenbach with services at Main Street Methodist and First Methodist, interred at Floral Garden and Oakwood Memorial Park.

Co. B Be.ef. Sensenbach Anna Belle Sensenbach Elmer E. Sensenbach Colonial Avenue Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem W. R. Kelly Main Street Methodist Church Wilson O. Weldon First Methodist Church Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery Frank Armfield

Railroad handles 4700 cars in one day under Ashby view

Ashby notes Southern system moved as many as 4700 cars in a day and reopened all equipment from storage. He credits employees for near absent absenteeism while warning passenger traffic remains a concern and coaches require regular upkeep.

Southern Ashby

Pacific Poker Wild in the Solomons with Wild Cards

A Solomons press feature extols the local poker scene with inside straight and wild-card games such as Guadalcanal seven-card stud high and low, Tulagi dark play, and seven-card stud variants. Bob Cromie leads as champ while reporters brag of bold games and brash gambling amid blackout era conditions.

South Pacific Thamatopsis Solomons Guadalcanal Europe Australia New Zealand United States Hoyle States Vassar Bob Cromie The Chicago Tribune Ling Guts Tulagi Trey

Gasoline Stocks Near Critical Levels Nationwide

The bureau of mines reports gasoline stocks rapidly approaching critical levels across the country, with the exception of the west coast. April and May saw heavy dips into stored supplies, signaling tight fuel reserves nationwide.

Washington Bureau of Mines West

First zoo in America founded in Halifax 1847

The earliest American zoo traces its beginnings to Halifax Nova Scotia in 1847 when Andrew Downs established the institution. The note marks a pioneering moment in North American zoological history.

America Halifax Nova Scotia Canada Andrew Downs

Kiwanis Club Sends Ten To Fresh Air Camp

Ten boys and girls from the Red Shield and Boys clubs at the Salvation Army will attend Charlotte Observer fresh air camp for ten days, organized by the High Point Kiwanis club. Lt. Madeline Sipe will lead the group, with Maj. Vernon Carter at the Salvation Army citadel assisting. The camp offers Bible study, music, and recreational facilities.

Red Shield Club Salvation Army Charlotte Observer “Fresh Air High Point Kiwanis Club Observer South Joy Collins Ary Southern Haydn Southern Margie Brown Margie Ferguson Laverne Mae Carter Jean Isenhour Charles Ling Mary Grace Regia Mae Jarrett Madeline Sipe Vernon Carter

Nazis Hunt Weakness In Yank Tanks

Berlin reports that German tank authorities test captured Sherman and General Lee models to discover a weakness before a European invasion. Guderian leads an experimental regiment mixing captured Shermans and Lees to study speed and maneuverability against Allied anti tank weapons near the German north coast.

Stockholm Africa Heinz Guderian Europe Berlin Aftonbladet Sherman Guderian Lees

U S Airmen Press On Yangtze Front Near Owchihkow

U S Airmen support Chinese forces near Owchihkow on the Yangtze front causing fires and heavy damage. American planes attacked a warehouse area at Lotus Pond Inlet and claimed six enemy planes destroyed with probable three more. Chinese high command reports intercepted Japanese troops eastward from Yanglowsu toward Hankow railway lines.

Chungking Anchang Yanglowsu Canton-Hankow Yochow- Hankow Yangtze Owchihkow

Guilford County Officials Discuss Finances with Rotary Club

Guilford County commissioners and County Manager Harry Weatherly met with the High Point Rotary Club. J E Millis and Roscoe C Causey outlined the tax system and pay as you go plan, aiming to reduce bonded debt and fund permanent improvements. MilIs urged Greensboro and High Point harmony to end past friction. An East African dinosaur of millions of years ago was described as a 30 foot giraffe like animal with a 10 foot neck.

Board of Commissioners Guilford County High Point Rotary Club Harry Weatherly J. E. Millis Roscoe C. Causey Weatherly Causey Millis Greensboro High Point

Nash Faces New Problem At Rationing Board

M. W. Nash, secretary of the rationing board, meets a High Point soldier and his mother seeking how to use the five gallon allotment for the soldier and a furlough visit. Their car tires are ruined, delaying tire replacement, so Nash suggests borrowing a neighbor’s car to use the gasoline during the visit.

M. W. Nash Rationing Board U. S. Army Nash

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