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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1944

Page

2

North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook

The Carolinas forecast light rain or drizzle in central and eastern portions today, ending by afternoon. Tonight cooler with frost in western and central areas, morning low 22 to 28. Friday fair and cooler. South Carolina sees cloudy coolness with light rain ending in the west by forenoon and east by late afternoon, followed by clearing. Frost possible, 28 to 32 in the extreme northwest. Friday fair and moderately cool.

North Carolina South Carolina

Harbinson Transferred to Maxwell Field Alabama

Aviation Cadet George K Harbinson has been transferred from Bainbridge Maryland to Maxwell Field Alabama. He served a year this month and completed basic training at Camp Wolters Texas. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs C E Harbinson of 311 West Bay Street.

Harbinson George K. Harbinson Bainbridge Maxwell Field Ala C. E. Harbinson West Bay Street Camp Wolters Texas

Friday Last Day for Show Tickets and Paper Drive

Frantic fund drive urges schoolchildren to bring 25 pounds of waste paper by Friday to secure Diamond Jim show tickets. Two performances, 9:30 and 11:00 a.m., benefit the war effort as Diamond Jim employs ventriloquism and song with Minnie Ave. Local official action aims to protect waste paper amid shortages.

Diamond Jim Calvin D Jeane Illinois House of Representatives Civilian Defense Council Minnie Ave Guilford County High Point

Paul Hassler Heads T'ville Rotary Club

Thomasville March 30 Paul Hassler comptroller of the Thomasville Chair company was chosen president of the local Rotary club for the year starting July 1 The announcement came at this week’s meeting along with officers M T Lamar as president Rev Charles Etterson secretary treasurer and Arthur Black Dr R W Crews Joe W Hawthorne Dr R H Holliday Rev J A MacMillan and Robert C Rapp as directors Dr William L Stidger of Boston University theology school spoke at the Ma in a Methodist church fundraising netted about 400 for local causes Visitors from Liberty and the city attended the meeting and letters of appreciation from schools were read.

Thomasville Paul Hassler Thomasville Chair Company Rotary Club M. T. Lamar Charles Tterson Arthur Black R. W. Crews Joe W. Hawthorne R. H. Holliday J. A. MacMillan Robert C. Rapp William L. Stidger Boston University School of Theology A Methodist Benno Rabin L. H. Smith Cecil Beach Liberty Walter L. Lanier Earnest Wall Curtis Fields J. C. Pennington

North Carolina cities meet Gov Broughton on war production

Officials from Ashe ville Gastonia Charlotte Greensboro Burlington Winston Salem Durham Wilmington and Seaford join Gov J M Broughton in Raleigh for a conference to form labor management and civic committees aimed at boosting production and cutting absenteeism. Mayor Arnold J Koonce of High Point attends.

Raleigh Mar North Carolina J. M. Broughton Asheville Gastonia Charlotte Greensboro Burlington Winston-Salem Durham Arnold J. Koonce High Point

City Hall Considers New Early Opening Hours

City Manager Roy S Braden says the City Council will discuss changing City Hall hours from 8 30 a m to 4 00 pm with a 30 minute lunch. If approved, offices would close at 4 pm and switchboard hours would shift to 1 pm. Calls to police and collection departments would be direct during noon.

Roy S. Braden

Ease Neuralgia With Quick Acting BC

Quick acting BC headache powders relieve neuralgic pain and other aches. Sizes include 10c and 2c. Use only as directed and consult a physician if pains persist. BC products offer rapid relief for headaches and muscular or periodic pains.

Tville Man Speaks Thursday To Rotarians

Dr. I G Greer of Thomasville spoke at the local Rotary Club farmer's day meeting. He urged citizens to adjust to wartime changes without sacrificing character or principles and to avoid criticizing others.

Rotary Club Havins I. G. Greer Thomasville R. R. Ragan Greer Caelot

Mrs. W F Cox Dies at Local Hospital at 63

Mrs. W F Cox age 63 of 431 Ennis Street died in a local hospital Wednesday afternoon after a short illness. She was born June 9 1880 in Stokes County daughter of Edward and Tempie Mabe and lived in High Point. Survivors include her husband four daughters five sons two brothers one sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral service at Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church Friday at 2 PM with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery in Winston Salem.

W. F. Cox Ennis Street Cox Stokes County Edward Mabe Tempie C Mabe High Point Pickett Gotemton Anna Hemric Henderson Cora Forbis Graham S. L. Cox Winston-Salem R. W. Cox Harvey Cox Pomona Sandy Cox H Point Willie Cox Fort J. B. Mabe W. P. Mabe Surry County Marthave Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church Woodlawn

Funeral Rites For W E Hayworth In High Point

Funeral services for W E Bill Hayworth who died in West Palm Beach were held at the Spa church in High Point with Rev R Kelly and Dr Lucelle Tasenelle officiating. Interment followed at Guilford Memorial cemetery. Survivors include his wife and several relatives. Hayworth was a member of South Mains Street Methodist church and associated with local fire and Odd Fellows groups.

W. BE. Hayworth W. E Bill) Hayworth West Palm Beach Fla Alain Main Street R. Kelly Lucelle Tasenelle Bhestian Goter Thomasville Mw J. E Guilford Memorial Cemetery and Bennee Land California C. F. Grissom L. L. Farlowe High Point Charlie Isley Haw River E. E. Fa Greensboro Will Clark Jamestown Dexter Welborne Point Ian Hayworth South Mains Street Methodist Church The Odd Fellows In High Paint

Editorial notes Rome as sole path for Italian government

IZVESTIA states only Rome can form a stable Italian government. It faults Allied decisions and Eden remarks over the Italian question, recalling March 22 testimony on Soviet input to back Doglio's government and unite Italian forces against Hitler and Mussolini.

Rome Izvestia Anthony Eden Eden Badoglio Hitler Musisolini

State Guard Week Open House At High Point Armory

The 22nd company fifth battalion of the State Guard opens the High Point Armory for public inspection 7 to 9 p m tonight through Saturday. An overnight bivouac is planned Saturday night with public callouts Saturday afternoon or Sunday. Enlistments target men 18 to 50 previously disqualified from armed service. Merlin H. Watson is first lieutenant and John True ton second lieutenant. Home training plus Fort Bragg or Gastonia courses, with another Fort Bragg encampment planned in July. The roster lists numerous enlisted personnel and an armed service honor roll of several officers and men.

State Guard High Point Merlin H. Watson John True ‘Ton Guard Fort Bragg Gastonia Charles B. F Arch R. McMullan Bee Oliver M. Thomas Edkin K. Thrower Ross S. Byerly Caster P. Hodgin Charles A. Pierce William R. Pitts Thomas É Wright Woodrow C William F. Cook Gorm Wi Montgomery,Corp Orville. M ' Smith, Corp Samuel H. Brookbank David L. Byerly Oan Paul W. Callahan Claud Carter James M. Carrick James A. Guinn

Russians push toward Czernowitz and Balta fronts in force

Russian forces breach the Prut at Czernowitz and advance on Balta as Konev’s Second Ukrainian Army drives from Nikolaev toward the Dniester. Allied dispatches report heavy German casualties and Nazi SS prisoners, with Romanians urged to resist.

Bucharest Zhukov Czernowitz von Mannstein Prut Kilemea Ivan S. Konev Balta Black Sea Odessa Nikolaev Dniester Hitler Moscow Konev Yarmolintsi Kamenest-Podolsk Cherkasy Dnieper Ruman Russia Izvestia Rumania Bulgaria

Wooden bullets used by Germans in Italy infiltration

Percy Jones hospital veterans recount German wooden bullets fired during night patrols near Salerno Cassino. The improvised rounds resemble .30 caliber shells with hardwood cores, designed to wound within 100 to 200 yards but not penetrate German lines. Private John B. Melze of Saginaw and Sergeant Raymond J. Michael describe their use and capture of cases outside Salerno.

Battle Creek Mich Italy Percy Jones Ospital Salerno John B. Melze Saginaw Raymond J. Michael Peoria Cassino

Retired Railway Mail Clerk Sets 2.75 Million Mile Record

Robert W. Simpson of the United States rail service retires after 40 years as a railway mail clerk. He traveled two and three quarters million miles and was never involved in a railroad wreck.

Salem, CO Ins Robert W. Simpson

German Army Faces Collapse as Soviets Press From Three Sides

Dispatches describe Russian forces driving toward the last German-occupied port near Odessa with columns attacking from Balti Balta and Vozhesensk to seize over 150 towns. Civilians flee toward Hungary across the Carpathians, clogging routes and hindering Nazi transport from Poland and northern Romania.

Ion Odessa Ukraine Balti Baltshi Balta Vozhesensk Madrid Carpathians

Allied forces report gains in Imphal area battle

An allied communique says Chinese and Allied units pushed toward Imphal as Japanese losses mounted with about 2,500 killed on the peak front. Allied air forces aided by bombing and strafing while Gen Stilwell's troops advance through the Mogao Ung valley.

Tiddim Imphal Lord Oowae Enagegee B Aeotee Joseph W. Stilwell Mogaungg

War Aims and Alliances Shape Postwar Landscape

Analysis discusses the rise of a dominant power in the western hemisphere and how it may influence postwar aims. It notes allied concerns about foreign policy being driven by the United States and compares British and American positions as Europe observes.

Sia Sam John Bull Yesterign Eden Shinwell Europe Britain

German Radio Goes Quiet as War News Shift Reported

London dispatch says German radio network was off air this morning signaling shift in air war. Berlin station later claimed no enemy planes over the Reich as wartime anxiety lingers over Liberty pounds and related fronts.

London Reich Mid- Berlin

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