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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1943

Page

7

First Lady Slams Communists Amid Student Assembly

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt condemned the Young Communists in a New York address to the United Student Assembly. She cited a tendency to hide ties to communism and said such groups cannot be tolerated in a democracy. She warned members to follow U.S. rules or face consequences and rejected cooperation with fascist regimes.

New York Eleanor Roosevelt United Student Assembly League Stanley Halperin Mrs. Roosevelt American Youth Congress

Navy flier Minard Baker killed in Cherry Point crash

Norfolk May 8 The Fifth Naval District reported that Second Lieutenant Minard Lou Baker USNRC of Rock Island Illinois was killed yesterday morning when a Navy land plane crashed about two miles southeast of Cherry Point North Carolina He is survived by his father Lou A Baker of Rock Island Illinois.

Norfolk Fifth Naval District Minard Lou Baker USNRC Rock Island Ill Cherry Point N. C Lou A. Baker

Hillbilly Ding Dong Daddies Satirize Chinese Acts in New York Debut

AP Features writer Ray Peacock profiles Ming Joe and Robert Ling, two cousins known as Ming and Ling, a Chinese hillbilly duo making their New York debut with satirical humor. The piece covers their names, backgrounds, training, acts, stage costumes, and charity work for China Relief.

Ray Peacock New York China Ming Ling Scotland Shanghai Ming Joe Joe Ming Robert Ling Jersey City America Manila Valparaiso University Joe Bob Boston Midwest al Grossman Belmont Plaza

Surviving flyer recalls 15 days with sharks in Pacific

Delmar Wiley, 21, aviation radio man, says he floated 15 days in a rubber raft after his plane was shot down near the Solomons. He was rescued after 218 days as a cast away, befriended by natives, and later evacuated with other fliers. The Des Moines Sunday Register relayed his tale.

Glenwood Delmar Wiley Sharks South Pacific Wiley Sharks Today Des Moines Sunday Register Solomons

Rosendahl Returns to Duty With Sub-Spotting Crew

Captain Charles E F Rosendahl reports for duty as commanding officer of a cruiser in the Pacific and aids submarine spotting blimps and related craft. A veteran of flying ships, he survived the Shenandoah crash in 1925 and later commanded the Los Angeles, Akron, and Lakehurst station. Episcopal Convention heads to Durham for the 127th annual meeting of the Diocese of North Carolina at St Philip's Church with about 200 delegates expected.

Washington Charles EF Rosendahl Navy Pacific Rosendale Ohio Los Angeles Akron Lakehurst N.J Durham Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina St. Philip’s Church

Harper resigns as WMC deputy chairman in protest

Fowler V. Harper quits the War Manpower Commission deputy chairmanship saying the move reflects a protest against management dominance in policy making. He will join the Board of Economic Warfare Office of Imports in charge of procurement and economic development in occupied regions including North Africa. The resignation was accepted by WMC Chairman Paul V. McNutt who praised Harper's services.

Washington War Manpower Commission Fowler V. Harper WMC Harper Board of Economic Warfare Office of Imports North Africa Paul V. McNutt University of Indiana Law School McNutt Lawrence A. Appley Vicks Chemical Pany

Cab Driver Suffers Cuts In Altercation

Thomasville May 8 Johnnie Everhart taxi driver was taken to City Memorial Hospital with cuts after a fight in front of a Thomasville case Two soldiers from Fort Bragg Lester Floyd and John Gregg were arrested and accused of attacking Everhart following an argument

The Enterprise Thomasville Johnnie Everhart City Memorial Hospital Fort Bragg Lester Floyd John Gregg Everhart

War housing sites leased to government at $1 yearly rents

Over a score of patriotic citizens have leased their property to the government for war housing sites at rents of 1 dollar per year.

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