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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1943

Page

13

Confidence and plans for wartime production and politics

A column notes William M. Jeffers optimistic claims on rubber production by October and the risks of overpromising. It discusses steel and tire supplies for the public and military, a looming fourth-term debate, and Byrnes forty-eight hour work rule impacts on munitions factory pay and staffing.

William M. Jeffers England Russia Chamber of Commerce of the United States Byrnes Washington

Winning the War by Albert Leman

Fresh insubordination in the Italian army dominates a recent conference between von Ribbentrop and the Duce per grapevine reports. Unrest rises after Rommel’s withdrawal and ill prepared troops in Russia. High officers are arrested for sedition, including Colonel Granuzzi, aide to the Crown Prince. Troops ordered to sail from Greece to take action.

von Ribbentrop Duce Rommel Mediterranean Russia Granuzzi Greece

Poultry House Hints For Back Yard Flocks

Prepared for NEA Service by the Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry the article outlines essential backyard poultry house design best practices. It covers site drainage wind exposure sunporch options ratproof construction ventilation heat for chicks and safe brooding methods including lamp brooder considerations and fire safety.

NEA Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry

Educational And Employe Lobbies Stay On Job To Win

Raleigh March 11. The school lobby and the state employes lobby kept pressing to the end as lawmakers enacted key aims. The nine months school term tax would no longer be collected for that purpose, while local units may repurpose it. The employes gained a fifty cent per day pay raise retroactive to January 6, plus the same for Sundays. Telegrams from teachers flooded the capitol urging senators and representatives to vote against the Worthington bill. The two lobbies claim victory for education and legislative staff.

Lynn Nisbet Entrpme Bureau Sir Walter Motel Raleigh General Assembly Sam Worthington Pitt Capitol Senate Little General Assembly

Italian Military Revolt and Allied War Echoes Reach North Africa

The report describes North Africa refusing to board a ship and blowing it up, Athens marching insurgents in handcuffs while crowds cheered, and deserters arriving at Orlandan concentration camps under Gestapo control. It cites a World War I reminiscence about mutinies after Nivelle's Chemin des Dames offensive and warns that Italy's internal convulsions may surpass past catastrophes.

North Africa Athens Caesar U. S England Victor Emmanuel Steppes Orlanden Gestapoo Italy Johan W. Davis United State Great Britain Douglas Haig Ludendorff Nivelle Chemin Des Dames London Soissons Rheims Petain Haig France

Outer China Area Details

Outer China Manchuria and Mongolia Tibet cover about 1 577 000 square miles in area as described in the report.

Outer China Manchuria Mongolia Tibet

Venable matriarch Eliza Jane 82 dies in Danbury home

Mrs Eliza Jane Venable 82 died at 5 30 yesterday at a daughter's home in Walnut Cove Route Two after 16 months illness. She was widow of S L Venable of Stokes County and is survived by five sons, two daughters, a brother and a sister. Funeral at Delta Methodist Church Friday at 2 o'clock with burial in the church cemetery.

Danbury Eliza Jane Venable Willie Mitchell Walnut Cove Venable S. L. Venable Stokes County Sam Terrell Sandy Ridge Mitchell W. H. Venable Augusta S. M

Four Dogs Leading In Pinehurst Trials

Four dogs vie for the lead on day four of the National Amateur Quail Championship in Pinehurst. Zero the setter owned by Virgil Hawse and Delivery Boy the painted hound of L M Bobbitt impressed spectators with fast heats and smart relocations, rivaling Beau Essig’s dog, Hawse’s Let ter, and Village Dictator. Bobbit’s Peerless Pride, last year’s champion, also performed well finding two devi es.

Pinehurst Zero Virgil Hawse Staunton L. M. Bobbitt Winston-Salem Beau Essig Hawse Bobbit

Ease Neuralgia With Quick Acting BC

Use quick acting BC head ache powders for prompt relief from neuralgic pain. BC also relieves headaches, muscular aches and functional periodic pains. 10e and 2c sizes. Use only as directed. Consult a physician when pains persist.

Asheboro Fliers Medal Awarded For Southwest Pacific Service

The War Department announced air medal awards for meritorious achievement in aerial flights in the southwest Pacific area. Recipients include First Lt. Ray Milliard Miraville North Carolina First Lt. Edward Steere Jr Asheboro North Carolina and Second Lt. John C Johnston Greenville North Carolina possibly in New Guinea posthumous. Senate confirms North Carolina postmasters including Clarence H RoSebro Cleveland French W Graham Elkin William D Coble Guilford College Frederick R Jones Hayesville John V Highfill Mayodan.

Washington War Department Air Medal Southwest Pacific Ray Milliard Miraville N.C Edward Steere, Jr Sunset Ave Asheboro N. C John C. Johnston Johnson St Greenville New Guinea Coble Senate North Carolina Clarence H. RoSebro Cleveland French W. Graham Elkin William D. Coble Guilford College Frederick R. Jones Hayesville John V. Highfill

Paying Father Time Ten Years Ago Mars 11 1933 Local News

A collection of notes recalls events from March 11 1933 including postal orders to curb gold exports by mail, actor Ben Lye and family escaping a California earthquake, a college basketball final at 8 pm with Lexington facing Mills Home, and political and economic musings on Wall Street Berlin and Depression themes. The piece also notes the Legislature’s calm after a hectic week and a 1932 Navy enlistment figure.

U. S Ben Lye Bebe Daniels California Lyon Ben B. Lyon Lexington and Mills

Burgin Prefers Bankruptcy Over Subservience to Axis

In a House speech Rep Burgin of North Carolina argues a bankrupt but free America is preferable to Tojo or Hitler rule. He recounts a protest claiming potential bankruptcy and states his reply in defense of lend lease continuation.

Rep. Burgin U. S Washington Burgin DNC America Tojo Hitler

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