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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1941

Page

3

TVA Power Program Expands for Defense Needs

Tennessee Valley Authority marks its eighth anniversary while shifting from a power agency to a key national defense partner. The defense program adds Cherokee dam, Watts Bar plant, Fort Loudoun work, and more generating units, with TVA’s output expected to reach 3.56 million kilowatts and revenues near 39 million dollars. The Aluminum Company of America remains TVA’s biggest customer, and the river’s navigation boosts defense material transport nationwide.

Harry Snyder Knoxville Tenn Special News Service Tennessee Valley Authority Roosevelt National Defense Advisory Committee TVA Defense Commission Congress H. A. Morgan David E. Lilienthal James P. Pope Lilienthal National Defense Power Program Holston River Upper East Tennessee Watts Bar Tennessee Fort Loudoun Cherokee Kentucky Aluminum Company of America Rey Aluminum Company War Department Muscle Shoals

Air power to decide war says Babson in 1941 column

Roger W. Babson argues that air forces could dominate WWII outcomes, predicting fliers may shape postwar power, urging preparedness and a balanced view of war news. He recalls Hess incident, Camp Blanding insights, and hopes planes become peace makers rather than destroyers.

Roger W. Babson Babson Park Mass Hess Belgium Brussels Europe Africa Camp Blanding American Legion Lindberg Hitler Navy Air Force United States Air Corps BSE St. Joan of Arc Luther France Lindbergh

Delinquents Named On High Point Draft Boards Four and Five

Twenty delinquents on High Point draft boards four and five fail to return questionnaires in time. Board four lists seven white and five colored delinquents. board five lists three white and five colored. Clerks warn names will be sent to the U S District Attorney if not reported within five days. Names include Newton Howard Wood and others from board four and Jack Hemric among board five.

High Point J. D. Ross H. L. Baumgardner United States District Attorney Newton Howard Wood Fred Charles King Robert Lee Hemrice George Worth Alfred Raymond

Italian Seamen Sent Toward Internment Camp

Four hundred eighty three Italian seamen taken into custody when axis ships in U S ports were seized began being moved to internment at Fort Missoula Montana. Of these, 318 had been held at Luis Island after transfer from Panama and were moved from the island to Jersey City by government cutters. They boarded a special train for the west under heavy guard. The report notes estimates for more traffic officers and engineers to meet minimum control requirements.

New York U. S Fort Missoula Mont Luis Island Panama Lehigh Valley Jersey City

Color Lineup Names in Local Draft Records

A list of registrants includes Fleury Rufus Martin 848 and James Alfred Willis 606 among white registrants, with Lee White 712 Sidney Holmes 803 Miller Columbus Carter 814 and Daniel Jehue Phillips 872 identified as colored.

Fleury Rufus Martin James Alfred Willis Lee White Sidney Holmes Miller Columbus Carter Daniel Jehue Phillips

Unusual Looping Class Opens in Thomasville

An eight week looping course for hosiery mill workers opens at Thomasville led by L. M. Westmoreland at 210 Sunrise Avenue. The new school trains loopers in a specialized field.

Thomasville T Thomas Ville L. M. Westmoreland Sunrise Avenue

Lemon Juice Recipe Cuts Rheumatic Pain Quickly

An old remedy touts Ru-Ex compound mixed with water and lemon juice as a cheap treatment for rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. The ad promises relief within hours or overnight, with a money back guarantee if pain persists. It claims sponsors Mann's Eckerd's and local drug stores.

Prugeist Mann's Eckerd's

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