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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
12
A citizen reflects on buying war bonds to fund the war effort, urging monthly purchases to ease the burden on wage earners. He cites Uncle Sam taxes for 1944, recalls Ernie Pyle’s sacrifice, honors local families sending sons to service, and muses on dreams of a peaceful future inspired by Mabie and Riley.
In a scarce hamburger era, the author suggests using preferred cold cuts ground in place of beef. They describe making meat porcupines from these ingredients, noting the dish was tasty and attractive.
A home cook wonders about reheating the Dutch Loaf or Plain Loaf to mimic meat loaf. The guide suggests using a double boiler or oven for baking and promises a baked meat flavor. It notes Wilson's Certified Cold Cuts maintain high quality over nine years and implies all Wilson's products meet the standard.
Mary Jean Malott the girls world birling champion from Chippewa Falls Wis now in Portland Ore studies at a Bible college and works nights at the post office She says birling is not a lifetime career and aims to become an evangelist and missionary Olivia Winers of Astoria whom she defeated in 1938 is noted as the prior world champion in birling However details about the Portland mill pond practice are included as context.
Corrections by networks cause late changes in the Eastern War Time program lineup. The schedule lists serials, variety shows, news blocks, and musical programs across CBS NBC and other networks with times mostly clustering around evenings, indicating a dense wartime broadcasting mix.
A Panama coast artillery battalion mascot named Non-Com the dog refuses to approach officers. The black spotted white mix shows preference for enlisted men, accepting food only from them and sleeping under their bunks. Battalion butcher Harry Jeffsky says the dog acts on its own, not due to training. Officers remain mystified by her disdain for rank.
CLEARFIELD Utah Girls in the navy supply depot coat spare parts with a plastic dip of thylcellulose forming a rust proof film less than a tenth of an inch thick. The coating allows fast removal with glass fiber string and could cut packaging needs 62 to 90 percent, aiding supply to fighting fronts. A London Red Cross club contest drew 2000 entries predicting the war's end with notable guesses.
The coast guard crew recovered rubber life belts and a case of Japanese flash light batteries from a drifting box. A large crate floated by and was hauled aboard, but the crew emptied it of a bin of canned corned hash and threw the weighted crate back overboard.
Tonight on America's Town Meeting viewers hear H. W. Prentis Jr and Dr. Harley Lutz against government planning with Marshall Field and Lt. Col. T. W. Smith supporting it. The Reader's Digest sponsors the 8:30 program.
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