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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
12
The piece discusses definitions of air and atmosphere, their components nitrogen and oxygen, and the role of air in life and flight. It recalls air travel advances and includes a veteran recounting World War I memories from Argonne and related sites.
A veteran muses on memory of two world wars as separate phases of the same struggle and hopes for lasting peace. The piece contrasts past Allied victory with current lessons and ends with a light Navy Yard quip about a sailor and his wife, the WAVE.
In Caracas moviegoers reject dubbing American films into Spanish citing lip sync failures and lack of gestures by actors. They prefer original English dialogue, especially in Caracas cinemas, where audiences are more discerning than in small villages with high illiteracy.
Gov Clinton P Anderson will take over the food policy machinery on July 1, moving to coordinate federal programs under the War Food Administration. The New Mexico congressman promises more equitable margins, stronger incentives for cattle and poultry, and better support prices, aiming for rapid coordination of policies and closer press relations.
The mortar crew of Company H 124th Infantry Regiment 106th Division earned praise for a deception that trapped German forces outside Medell Belgium. Over 21 hours they fired 4538 shells destroying a firing pin and mortar tube. Sgt. John B. Brooks of High Point Rt. 2 is named among the unit.
The announcement lists validity dates for ration stamps across meats fats and processed foods sugar shoes and fuel oil. It notes no current plans to cancel airplane shoe stamps and outlines expiration dates for various B C and B series coupons.
United States Army data show that more than a quarter of American soldiers stand five feet ten inches or taller, while nearly one in ten reach six feet or more, highlighting a taller force profile.
Two Summerville Tron World employees total 135 years in foundry work with no serious accidents. D. W. Dudney 74 began in the steel business with the Southern Stove Works of Evansville Ind in 188%. E. L. Lasater 61 started with the Shuster Foundry Co. of South Pittsburgh in 1900. They joined Somerville in 1921 and still tackle the toughest jobs. The production of paper Canada dates to 1803.
A wholesome celebration of a free America week includes a daytime picnic with a baseball game and a hearty lunch. Recipe details for Wilson's Certified cold cuts accompany a potato salad with eggs, green pepper, onion and mayonnaise, served for four.
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