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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1943
Page
16
NEA staff correspondent warns Washington readers not to let shopkeepers dismiss expired red or blue ration stamps. The guidance emphasizes preserving these stamps despite expiration dates and potential pressure from sellers.
Four divorce actions were filed today in High Point Court on two years separation grounds. Robert D Weant sues Helen Louise Weant Hiram M Bleck sues Ella D Black Alyne Campbell sues Frank Campbell Fay Parker seeks absolute divorce from Alma Parker on statutory grounds Judge D C MacRae granted Jennie Clark an absolute divorce from A W Clark. War Bond investments total thirty million dollars monthly by 1,549,530 civilian federal workers.
In wartime Washington a tough copy editor Ep Hoyt is hailed as a model for tightening OWI releases. Hoyt, publisher of the Portland Morning Oregonian, rebuilt front pages with zing and modern type, boosting circulation and shifting editorial culture. Churchill’s Congress appearance and Windsor entrance drew record crowds and widespread applause.
Denver H. Spann led a five man crew at Los Angeles shipyards to a new world championship riveting record driving over 2000 rivets in 5 hours. Brazil moves to curb usurers.
In Lufkin Texas researchers press ground pine sawdust at 4000 pounds per square inch to form a dark brown wood disk measuring two inches in diameter and a half inch thick.
North Carolina officials report curbing black market vegetable sales after 600 inspections statewide in the last 10 days found no violations of marketing rules. The update comes from C D Baucom, superintendent of the weights and measures division.
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