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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1943
Page
5
Charlotte dispatch reports high error rates in ration book applications for book three. L W Driscoll cites at least ten percent unsigned forms delaying issuance likely until after August. Officials warn only signed names count and duplicates waste time and may confuse families.
George Wesley Hedrick a High Point resident for 35 years died after an extended illness in a Winston-Salem hospital. He leaves six daughters two sisters three sons 35 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren He was a member of Mechanicsville Missionary Baptist Church The funeral is set for Oak View Methodist Church Saturday at 11 AM with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Washington May 21 1943 Notice is given that High Point Ranchman Railroad stockholders meet June 4 1943 at 9 AM in High Point NC to elect directors and conduct business. books close May 3 and reopen June 5 1943 GUY FE MAULDIN Secretary
The puzzle hints include an old time screen star and word clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Names like Leiter and references to silent era icons frame the crossword, with answers spanning craft, motion, anatomy, and theater terms.
City PTA council wraps two year term at the home of J F McDonnell 1300 Leonard St with Mrs A B Tyson presiding. Officers elected for 1943 45 include Mattie Hazlip president L E McDonnell vice president N C Moss secretary A B Tyson assistant secretary Virginia Williamson program chair Lindsay Tyson treasurer and Lawrence Smith Round Up chair.
Mrs. R. L. Huggins of Dover North Carolina says L K brought relief from indigestion heartburn sour stomach and gas after meals. She and her husband report improved strength sleep and appetite and urge others to try L K while praising its effectiveness and availability for 97 cents at any drug store.
National economy and farm conditions push toward potential autumn milk rationing via a priority system as shortages grow in industrial areas. Economists warn cattle supplies and weather stress may require action, while children’s milk remains protected.
Philadelphia fighter Mitchell outpointed Moroz in Brooklyn while Gene Johnson edged Frankie Young in Fall River New Haven and New York bouts listed with score weights and locations.
Brig. Gen. Westside T. Larson, head of the Antisubmarine Command, reports U boats have been driven from American coastal waters by air patrols and combined Navy, British Coastal Command efforts. He says the offensive is expanding across sea routes and that few subs remain near the coast, with increased aerial escorts and coastal defense.
In October one Bomber Command was secretly converted to an Antisubmarine Command. Secretary Stimson announced the move last month as new strategy gains effect. General Larson notes faster heavy equipment and long range planes. Escort ship production rises and U boat base targets are struck, improving Allied coordination.
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