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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1944

Page

3

Body Found In Lake Identified As Mrs Jewett Murder Suspect Charged

In Durham on May 31 officials said the nude and battered body recovered from Eastwood Lake is that of Mrs. M. Jewett 67 of Boonville missing since May 10. Her grandson Edward Jewett Martin 24 a Charlotte chemist is charged with murder. Identification was made by a tinum partial upper plate teeth and gold fillings. The coroner cited a skull fracture from a heavy object and non fatal knife wounds. Police found a bloodstained car in Martins possession and a wristwatch belonging to the victim. A week long lake search ended with the body weighed down by five 25 pound cinder blocks. Indicted Thursday Martin faces possible first degree charges.

Durham Eastwood Lake M. Jewett Boonville Edward Jewett Martin Baker Roman A Durham County Horton Martin Charlotte H. E. King King N. C Ville Jewett R H. Butler Newport News Carolina Lake Roy Butler Butler Chapel Hill Edward M. Jewett

Townsend Plan Seen Advancing in Congress Amid Lobby Push

A revived Townsend pensions bill gains traction in both houses as lobbyists press for passage before the 1944 election. The plan, backed by Dr E Townsend, proposes a 3 percent tax on gross business to fund old age gratuities, with support growing among conservatives and lawmakers seeking re election.

Ray Tucker Ncis E.townsend Capitol Hill House of and Means House W. and M Senate F.D.R White House Berlin Tokyo

Misconceptions on European Patriots Role in Invasion

Informed officers warn the public not to expect rebel lions to break out with the Anglo American invasion. They say underground activity carries only minor military value, despite new developments from General.

Albert Leman Underground

Jeffra to face Shans in acid test at Baltimore park

Harry Jeffra the former bantam and featherweight champion meets Cleo Shans in a 10 round outdoor bout at Oriole Park as the Baltimore boxing season opens. The card also features a quick Galveston finish as Lou Nova stops Jimmy Webb in seven rounds with Webb unable to answer the bell for the eighth. Nova bids to continue his comeback with a Friday bout against Buddy Scott in Oklahoma City.

Baltimore Harry Jeffra Cleo Shans Los Angeles Oriole Baseball Park Galveston Tex Lou Nova California Jimmy Webb Webb Nova Buddy Scott Texas Oklahoma City

Dewey Write-In Rumor Shocks Pennsylvania Primary

A Brownsville voter submitted Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York as a write-in name for U.S. Senator in Pennsylvania's Republican primary. The incident surfaced as a possible protest or miscast ballot during the election process.

Dewey Brownsville, Pa INS Brownsville Thomas E. Dewey New York U.S Pennsylvania

Ration Roundup and Stamp Validity Updates

Ration Roundup announces new validity dates and point values for food stamps and fuel coupons. Blue A through Q and R through V8 foods, red A, V8 stamps, sugar stamps 30 31, and canning sugar 40 have specific effective dates and indefinite validity, with gasoline A-10 coupons now valid in four states and new license disclosure requirements.

American Ambassador Wins Return From U S Visit

London dispatch reports American Ambassador John G. Winant has returned to Britain after an 11 day trip to the United States. He conferred with President Roosevelt and Secretary of State Cordell Hull during the visit.

London John G. Winant Britain Jane United States Roosevelt Cordell Hull

First Man to Bring Jazz to Carnegie Hall

A one minute grab bag style item notes who introduced jazz to Carnegie Hall in New York City. It also teases tips on singing range lower than bass notes and a solo instrument that mimics an orchestra, with dated horoscope insights.

Carnegie Hall New York City

One Minute Test Answers Summary

The answer list identifies Paul Whiteman as performer, confirms Russian basses have performed, and notes the organ as the subject.

Paul Whiteman

Major League Leaders by The Associated Press

National League batting leader Walker of Brooklyn with 431. June Bordagaray of Brooklyn follows. Schultz of Brooklyn leads RBIs. Hits by Walker Brooklyn with 42. Holmes of Boston 16 doubles. Barrett of Pittsburgh 7 triples. Ott of New York 10 home runs. Macon of Boston 6 stolen bases. Lanier of St. Louis 6 0 pitching finishes.

Walker Brooklyn Bordagaray Schultz Holmes Boston Barrett Pittsburgh Ott New York Macon Lanier St. Louis

Baseball season totals from 1930s circle include many names

Runs batted in Hayes Philadelphia and Tabor Boston Hutsa Doerr ten and Hell Philadelphia 47 Doubles Cullenbine Cleveland 14 Triples Gutteridge St. Louis 5 Home runs Seerey Cleveland and Mayes Philadelphia 6 Stolen bases Gutteridge St. Louis and Stirnvele New York 9 Pitching Borowy New York 6 1

Hayes Philadelphia Tabor Boston Hutsa Doerr Hell Cullenbine Cleveland Gutteridge St. Louis rune—Seerey Mayes Baees Stirnvele New York Borowy

Radio Engineers Strike Proposed Over Transcription Rule

Allan Powley president of the National Association of Broadcasting Engineers and Technicians announced a planned strike in New York to protest a ruling by James C. Petrillo head of the American Federation of Musicians that radio transcription records must be changed by musicians rather than engineers.

New York Allan Powley National Association of Broadcasting Engineers and Technicians James C. Petrillo American Federation of Musicians

Garbage Collectors May Go Back Today

Winston Salem May 31 City officials said they expected about 75 percent of the roughly 1 garbage collectors and other city workers who struck May 22 for higher pay to return to their jobs today. About 15 had returned yesterday and a nine day garbage backlog began to be cleared. White city workers volunteered to operate several trucks to aid. The strike leaders were assured at a conference with Mayor George W. Coan Jr and officials that their demand to raise pay from 42 to 50 cents an hour would be considered in the upcoming budget.

Winston-Salem R. A. Thomas George W. Coan, Jr

Naval plane crash kills pilot near Anderson

A naval plane from a trio exploded in flight about ten miles from Anderson C., resulting in the death of the pilot. The pilot's name was withheld pending notification of next of kin.

Anderson S&s. C

War Prisoners Will Harvest Money Crops

Prisoners of war in Florida will harvest peaches peanuts and pulp wood for the South as part of wartime labor. Ten new temporary camps are under construction to be ready by June 15 including sites in South Carolina at Bardwell and Myrtle Beach for pulpwood lumber and peanuts and in North Carolina at New Bern for pulpwood and tile brickwork.

Atlanta Florida South South Carolina Bardwell Myrtle Beach North Carolina New Bern

Cadiz draft board member drafts himself for service

In Cadiz Ohio Charles Purdy Jr of Harrisville caused a rare scene when his own draft board proposed classifying him 1-A. Purdy, a member of the Cadiz board, ended up drafting himself for service with the armed forces.

Cadiz, O INS Charles Purdy, Jr Harrisville Cadiz Jwas Purdy

Escapee Arrested In Indianapolis

Roy Malone a South Carolina escape artist convict on life for killing a Greenville gas station operator in 1932 was captured in Indianapolis after posing as Roy White. He previously escaped from a South Carolina chain gang in 1938 and again in 1942 and has been at large since. He will be returned to Columbia to serve his life sentence.

Indianapolis Ind Roy Malone South Carolina Jesse McMurtry Columbia

Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief

An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for itching eczema pimples red blotches and cracked skin. It claims 35¢ at all druggists with money back if not delighted and notes effectiveness for itching feet and cracks between toes.

Peterson

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