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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1943
Page
14
New York reports a 1943 regular 180 day racing season ending with Empire at Jamaica. wagers totaled 266.4 million through the tote, up 62 percent from 1942. Average daily betting reached 1.48 million with 3.34 million in attendance and a breakage of 1.878 million. World record play of 2.93 million occurred at Aqueduct on Labor Day.
The notice urges Victory Gardeners of 1943 to expand efforts in 1944 or assist others without gardens. Encourage farming work during vacations, plan to use all produced food, and promote canning freezing and storage. Emphasizes reducing waste, sharing with armed forces, and supporting allies while tightening belts for victory.
The Senate nears approval of a foreign policy resolution endorsing a general international organization. Debate centers on a Moscow four power declaration section and a treaty ratification reservation, with Senators Nye Shipstead Wheeler Brooks and McClellan weighing amendments and timing for a vote.
Smith Crow of Erlanger cotton mill in Lexington spoke to the Thomasville Rotary Club on cotton's history and the textile industry. He traced cotton from ornamental use to global trade, noted Eli Whitney's gin in 1793, and highlighted growth of mills and spindles through 1942, with South's rising textile prominence and wartime uses of 11 000 textile items.
Mr Crow praised textile workers whose industry ranks second only to steel in the wartime effort. D A Long Jr led the program and introduced visitors including Shem Blackwell of Shelby H W Safrell C A Cloninger and John H Ketner of Kannapolis. Sherman B Laws was inducted as a new member.
Major milk producer representatives urged Congress to pass a bill raising retail milk by about one cent a quart and ending government subsidies. The plan would boost OPA ceiling prices by 50 cents per hundred pounds of whole milk and seek regional price adjustments after 120 days.
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