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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1944
Page
2
A garden expert from the States Department of Agriculture recommends reducing hoeing time for gardeners. Five minutes with a hoe can suffice for small plots, as too-frequent cultivation wastes moisture and weakens plants. The method emphasizes shallow, surface-maintaining cultivation to control weeds without harming crops.
Forsyth county's Garden-Chapel 1 defeated Sedge Garden 42 40 to claim the Class B high school bus championship of North Ford. Garden-Chapel 1 is western champion and advances to the final. More than 1,500,000 first aid certificates were issued last fiscal year by the American Red Cross to trained responders.
About 23 million fillings have been placed in soldiers' teeth since the Pearl Harbor attack, reflecting ongoing medical and dental care for armed forces. The program underscores wartime health efforts and the emphasis on soldier readiness.
Washington reports suggest spring thaws could slow Soviet activity and push Germany to send fresh divisions to Italy. Despite stubborn Allied resistance since September, officials warn stalemate risks loom if Rome remains out of reach and Anzio gains capped. Air power offsets infantry strength, but weather limits its use as German initiative persists.
Raids at Camp Anza in Riverside end with 2nd Lt. Beaufort G. Swancutt shooting to death Miss Dorothy Douglas and Miss Lourdine Livermore both 18 in the Officers Club then wounding Lt. Aldace Minard before police return fire. Swancutt is in military custody awaiting trial on murder charges.
In Pittsfield Massachusetts asbestos pipe covering from John F. Noxon Jr. home garage is shown in court as the murder trial nears day nine. His lawyer says the light cord used in an electrocuting of baby Lawrence Noxon was burned by the defendant the night of the death. General Electric import and Red Cross comments are noted in testimony.
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