Rayon Clothing Care When Wet
The text warns that rayon becomes weak when wet and warns against excessive twisting or wringing. It suggests using a gentle squeeze to remove water instead.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1945
Page
3
The text warns that rayon becomes weak when wet and warns against excessive twisting or wringing. It suggests using a gentle squeeze to remove water instead.
The article argues that secret Yalta agreements guided Soviet and Western actions toward Berlin and Central Europe, with Allied troops halted at the Elbe and Nazi leaders pressed to maintain a Western defense against Bolshevik aims. It notes Patton’s maneuvers, Soviet gestures at Vienna, and the broader aim of shaping postwar control through political agreements. It also reports on Truman’s patronage choices, defending Lilienthal while opposing Milligan amid TVA politics and Tennessee influence.
Questions ask who named the Caribbean sea, which country is named for a circle around the earth, and the imagined place where all is perfect. Includes a Bovee quote about judgment and a May horoscope advising diligence, self confidence, humor, and handling interference.
S Sgt. Charles S. Martin, son of Mr and Mrs C E Martin of Dob ison and husband of Mrs Wassie Martin of 714 Mangum avenue, has been awarded the purple heart for wounds received on duty in Germany February 25 1945. He is in a hospital in France and has sent the medal home to his wife.
Clyde E. Lanier, Coxswain, son of Mrs. E. W. Lanier, is on a 15 day leave after nine months in the Panama Canal zone. He is stationed at the naval base in Norfolk, Virginia.
Pvt Arthur C Johnson Jr 21 of High Point is named among essential ground crew keeping Eighth Air Force aircraft airborne on incessant missions over Germany. He works in the Mosquito squadron operations day room and arrived overseas in March 1944 after leaving hosiery mill work. He is married to Ruby Mae Eanes of High Point and is son of Arthur C Johnson Sr of 1405 King Street.
SgT. Dalphus A. Willard and his family live on Greer street. He is stationed with the 315th service group of the Fourteenth air force in China. He left for overseas duty in late October and has served more than four years.
From High Point North Carolina comes news of 2nd Lt. William L. Kivett son of Marvin J. Kivett of 1002 Sherrod street who flew with the 435th Troop Carrier Group in the Rhine crossing with the 17th Airborne division. The group led D Day efforts and supported the assault before Lt. Kivett returned to base. Also cited is Sgt. Lester B. Moorefield of Greenville and Marine Corporal Vance N. Hill Jr. of High Point in a roundup of service awards and homecomings from the European and Pacific theaters.
The report recalls a half-track guarding a bulldozer near a stream crossing. Bombers released their bombs behind the spread. The crew departed on orders, but a rescue followed when three men, T/5 John L. Skeen, Cpl. J. D. Fillers and Pfc. Kenneth F. Newman, risked injury to return to a burning half-track to verify no one remained inside as more bombers arrived at the scene.
Thomas Arrington Farlow, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Farlow, Sr., and husband of Pauline Biggs, earns a battlefield commission to 2nd Lt. in Germany on April 13. He joined as a private in November 1942, trained at Fort Jackson, later served in Tennessee maneuvers, Fort Bragg, and overseas in 1944. He becomes assistant intelligence officer with the 100th division in the Seventh Army. he has a young son, Rodney, living with his mother in Sophia, Route 1.
Pfc. Winfred C. Bivens son of Mr and Mrs J H Bivens of High Point North Carolina completed his studies as an aviation mechanic at Amarillo Army Air Field training school His graduation qualifies him for airplane maintenance and he will be sent to an air base to help keep B 24 Liberator and B 29 Super Fortresses in the air for allied victory.
Advice from doctors on how to prepare for seasonal hay fever. It covers pollen sources ragweed grasses and trees as causes and suggests environmental control air filtration and restricted outdoor activity on windy days. Treatments include eye drops epinephrine ephedrine aminophylline and vitamin megadoses with caution on frequent nose drops and rest avoidance of irritants.
The text notes a man who later worked as a baker in Wisconsin and references his mother Mrs. Etta I. More field living at 100 Perry Avenue Greenville. It compares the award to the distinguished service cross and places the event around February 1943 and July 1944 with ties to Clover Dal High Point.
Sgt. Briles 22 son of Mr and Mrs Briles Rt 3 High Point has received the oak leaf cluster with the Air Medal from Major General Howard C Davison commanding general of the 10th Air Force. He is a B 25 gunner with Earthquakers 12th Bomb Group 10th Air Force who completed 58 missions over enemy territory since arriving in India Burma seven months ago. A Trinity high school graduate Briles worked as a spinner for Hillcrest Shawing Company before enlisting 30 months ago.
Willie Dyle Cagle son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cagle of B Clara Cox Apartments Gulfport Miss and Clarence Monroe Copley son of Mr. and Mrs. W A Copley 2008 English Street are assigned to duty in the U S Navy as fireman second Cagle entered service in October 1944 and Copley in December last year Dusting demonstrations on nuts last year yielded about 395 pounds of nuts and roughly 500 pounds of hay
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