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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1942
Page
3
The Tar Heel Gardener James G. Weaver outlines seasonal tasks as soil warms and plans unfold toward Good Friday. He discusses planting, soil preparation, and garden care, stressing steady progress and timely care.
A practical guide urges careful planning before planting to maximize garden space and minimize waste. It advises starting tomato plants by March 15 or choosing wilt resistant varieties like Pritchard Marglobe and Rutgers, and timing snap bean plantings after the last frost from late March to late April. It stresses weed control and staggered plantings in Eastern to Western North Carolina.
A damaged OCR segment blends wartime notes with garden tips and political commentary. It references March 4 attacks on Marcus Island, delayed Washington news until March 12, and a March 25 press handover. It also covers wartime policy, FDR era personnel shifts, and public vigilance over press information and production figures.
A confidential intelligence report outlines Hitler's plan to mobilize Jewish workers in the Reich, with mass production in Lodz and forced labor in Warsaw ghettos. It notes producer quotas, internment risks, and sabotage as Germany expands wartime industry while rationing and price controls loom in the United States and Europe.
Parris Mitchell travels to Kings Row to help Drake McHugh regain a normal life after a severe accident. Randy guides Drake toward constructive projects while preparing to move him to a quieter living space. Parris visits Drake at Kings Row, and Drake’s reaction shows his fragile condition and cautious optimism.
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