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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
3
In Livington Montana Pas ersby observed a 1,600 pound mare stuck in a freshly dug cemetery grave. An automobile wrecker assisted in freeing the distressed horse. A note cites the common cold may start in any part of the upper respiratory tract.
Advert mentions constipation with headaches and a sluggish feeling caused by blocked liver bile. Claims olive tablets gently stimulate bile flow and intestinal action to improve digestion. Includes price 15¢ 30¢ 60¢ and availability at drug stores.
The state office of price administration announced new ceilings effective today for snap beans green peas and cabbage. Retailers face 30 cents per pound for snap beans 17 cents for peas and 9 cents for cabbage. Wholesalers see cabbage at 6.55 per hundred pounds or 75 cents above cost whichever is lower snap beans at 6.75 per hamper 65 cents above cost for beans and 4.40 per bushel or 30 above cost for peas.
Dick Doe reported to police that his dog barked but he heard no other sound as burglars took 200 frogs from his pond. The incident highlights a burglary involving live animals and a quiet surrounding area.
At CAMP GORDON JOHNSTON Fla March 18 thousands of American soldiers training for invasion receive brief post graduate instruction in close fighting on beaches jungles and city streets. They learn to move from shore to shore storm beaches infiltrate fortifications use live ammo survive barbed wire and underground explosions and fight in a model German village under fire to build confidence and survivability.
The Thomasville High School basketball team, South Piedmont Conference champions, were guests of the club along with principal R F Lowery and coaches Carr Shealey and D R Diamont. Players included Leonard Doby Lanei Shuford Russell Ward Ingram Black Sink Myers Lambeth Sechrest Black Gray Bodenhamer with Lambeth and Bodenhamer later named to the Conference team.
Paul Leonard of Statesville, secretary of the Fair Tax Association, urged Thom asville Rotary Club to oppose non-war government spending. He cited war tax increases and a February daily wartime spending figure of 253 million dollars, arguing taxpayers will demand cuts to non-essential activities and heightened accountability from politicians in Washington and Raleigh. He warned of artificial wartime prosperity masking fiscal excess.
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