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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
5
General Motors says it awarded 955000 in war bonds to 25000 employees in 1943 for ideas through its suggestion system that saved time labor and materials in war production. More than 4500 formal committees review worker ideas with cash prizes or percentage shares. some ideas are patented.
A naval air station worker submits a concept to WPB with photos and blueprint. A note praises American heritage and wartime training as the system aims to boost war effort.
Cornell and Princeton will hold a track meet at Ithaca on May 25 as part of the English System competition. The event features regional colleges competing for early season standings and school records may be challenged.
Censorship Director Byron Price told the House Appropriations committee that no case shows deliberate violations of wartime censorship. He praised the press as magnificent despite some mistakes and inadvertent breaches, noting many papers are run by green hands yet maintain a free, but careful, press.
Frankie Hayes clipped Walt Beck for a bases loaded home run in Philadelphia's 8-4 win over Detroit. Dutch Leonard posted a fourth straight win for the Senators by holding Cleveland to eight hits and no walks. Rip Sewell helped the Pirates beat Boston with two doubles and three RBIs. Paul Erickson earned a win in his Cubs debut by striking out eight over five hits as they beat the Phillies. Jack Kramer moved the Browns into second place with a six victory, scattering seven Boston singles.
A simple method for dressing mashed potatoes with grated cheese before heating. Shape around fish or meat and bake until lightly browned for a crisp, flavorful crust.
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