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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1941

Page

16

Fascist Press Claims Dominions Align With U S

Fascist newspapers in Rome claim the British dominions desert England for the United States and speak of a US led super confederation with a capital in Washington. The reports tie these ideas to Robert Menzies’ Washington visit and a Smuts statement about US entry and outcome.

Rome England United States Roosevelt Washington Robert C. Menzies Jan Christiaan Smuts Union of South Africa

Pulicology: Branch Studying Flea Training

The text states a branch of animal training focused on fleas is pulicology. It presents a single, unusual term without context or qualified sources.

Africa Bound Convoy Struck and Bombed in Mediterranean

Cairo May 14 British naval aircraft bombed an Africa bound axis convoy in the Mediterranean Monday night destroying an 8,000 ton merchant vessel and damaging a destroyer. The communique said the merchant ship exploded violently while the destroyer was seen with smoke. British planes also hit a small arms factory at Musaiyib and a gasoline dump at Rashid. The South African air force reportedly joined action in Cyrenaica on May 12 and Matta was attacked the same night. Suda Bay at Crete faced ongoing attack May 12 and 13 without damage.

Cairo Egypt Mediterranean Fleet Air Arm Iraq Amara Tigris Musaiyib Rashid Cirenaica Matta Suda Bay Crete

Fish candle candle fish used by Indians as oil lamp

The candle fish of the Pacific is very oily and used as a candle by Indigenous people. It burns readily when a wick is passed through its body.

Pacifics

Executrix Notice and Divorces in Guilford County

Executrix of John C. Kersey estate warns creditors to present claims by May 1 1942 and requests prompt payment of debts. Also includes three divorce and service by publication notices in Guilford County Municipal Court with dates in 1941 and 1942 and appearances required.

John C. Kersey Guilford County North Carolina Rachael Kersey Laughlin High Point John Kersey State of Guilford N. C Katie P. Robertson Lucius Theodore Robertson C. E. Reitzel, JR W. G. Hamilton

Rev Townsend to Return to Mt Zion Baptist Church

Rev A S Townsend will resume duties as pastor of Mt Zion Baptist Church after leave to serve at First New Hope Baptist Church Washington DC. Townsend returns July 6. Rev F R Mason has been supplying at Mt Zion. Professional Club notes: High Point Professional Men's Club held final 1940 41 session at Dr H H Croft Jr s home with yearly reports. social meeting May 28 with Dr W E Young.

High Point H. H. Croft, Jr Rivett Drive W. E. Young Underhill Avenue

PERSONAL Mrs Priscilla Robertson and Ruth visit Columbia

Mrs Priscilla Robertson and her daughter Ruth of Columbia Ss C were weekend guests of Mrs Leola McCorkle at 518 Grayson Street McCorkle is Robertson family. Also notes a Court of Honor at William Penn High School advancing Scouts William Whitney Scott McQuirter Guilford Marshall Paul Robinson LeMon Smith Louis Fox Oscar Spencer and Robert Simpson with merit badge in chemistry. Cavalier Club to meet at 16 Hilltop Street Thursday at 9. Card of thanks for kindness during illness and death of Willlie Graves with appreciation for floral designs.

Priscilla Robertson Ruth Columbia Ss. C Leola McCorkle Grayson Street McCorkle Robertson Uwharrie Council William Penn High School William Whitney Scott McQuirter Guilford Marshall Paul Robinson LeMon Smith Louis Fox Oscar Spencer Robert Simpson Robert Williamson Cavalier Club William Saunders Hilltop Street Willie Graves

A and T College Choir to Perform at William Penn Auditorium

The famous a capella choir of A and T College, 35 voices, directed by Warner-Lawson, will sing at William Penn Auditorium at 8 o clock tonight. Fresh from a tour across Maryland to Connecticut, the group earns high praise from The Pittsburgh Courier and Greensboro Daily News. Sponsored by the Alpha Art Club.

A. and F. College William Penn Auditorium Maryland Delaware New Jersey Pennsylvania New York Connecticut Warner-Lawson T. College Lawson Pittsburgh Courier America Greensboro Daily News Alpha Art Club

Marital Life Longer Says Doctor After Study

One doctor concludes marriage extends life and cites a study of 124 centenarians. Only three of the group never married, suggesting matrimony may correlate with longevity.

United States Salt Production Reaches Record High in 1939

The 1939 salt production in the United States set a record, totaling 9,277,911 tons and valued at $24,569,680. A separate note suggests Halley's comet may have been associated with the sword of fire seen over Jerusalem before its destruction.

U. S United States Jerusalem Halley

Fire devastates block in Philadelphia lumber yard blaze

May 15 Philadelphia report describes a ten alarm blaze that destroyed a Port Richmond lumber yard and several homes, injuring many and leaving Michael Regan missing. Firemen estimated lumber yard loss over a million dollars while shipyard operations remained active on a $120 million navy contract. Dr Pedro Carreras, 50, was killed en route to the scene. four hundred firemen fought the flames from 1:45 a.m. until under control at 8 a.m.

Philadelphia Port Richmond Cramps Michael Regan Delaware River Shipbuilding Company Navy H. Richard Taylor Pedro Carreras

Heat triggers blaze evacuation and apagitation

Police rerouted traffic and evacuated 100 homes as Terrific heat caused spectators and firefighters to faint. Glass cracked in sulators along Telegraph poles a block away while lighting equipment was kept 80 feet back. Firemen played water streams to approach the raging inferno despite the extreme heat.

Sugar beet rated as world's chief sugar source

The sugar beet is identified as the world's chief source of sugar, highlighting its prominence in global sugar production and supply.

Global gender balance shifts in Western nations

The article notes women outnumber men in most Western countries with ratios per 1000 men: France 1071, Britain 1088, Germany 1058, Russia 1103, and the United States 976. It highlights uneven gaps across these nations and implies demographic consequences locally.

France Britain Germany Russia United States

Deer Invasions Thrive On Island Ecosystems

The article notes that Australia and New Zealand had no native deer, but introduced populations flourished. An island now hosts an estimated 10,000 red deer, illustrating rapid, unchecked growth and ecological impact on the local environment.

Australia New Zealand

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