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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1943
Page
2
A dramatic wartime column argues the Axis economy rivals myth, citing Luftwaffe data and U.S. Army analyses. It details European forced labor, coal and steel output, synthetic rubber, and shipping needs as Allied forces plan Western Europe invasion. It also notes mining fashion and worker pay in a contrastive human-interest vignette.
J A Halcomb, service station manager in Los Angeles, ordered the bandit to lay down the pistol as he sang out. The gunman fired after the command, with no further details on injuries or outcome.
Saturday’s puzzle clue list demands matching terms for a diverse set including geography gods and objects. Answers include largest lake in Switzerland Lake Geneva and Norse god Odin, among others, forming a themed vertical and horizontal wordplay.
The Nov 15 gathering of Baptists opens with the topic The Rural Church in Time of War. Rev Don H Scofield and Rev Garland Hendricks prepared studies, with speakers including Rev Breatherspoon of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. J Hendricks conducts a panel on The Place of the Rural Church in the Life of the South as I G Greer of Thomasville presides. The convention runs through Thursday noon.
In Chicago Sid Luckman and Sammy Baugh duel as the Bears meet the Redskins in Washington for the league’s potential dream game. Chicago’s 56 7 rout of the Giants boosts Luckman to 23 TD passes. Washington sits undefeated with four games left as Bergman’s offense heats up.
The three day PGA meeting outlines election of officers, plans for next year’s tournament golf, and potential official dates for a winter tour. The agenda signals ongoing organizational steps as teams and venues prepare for peacetime competition.
Radio program lineup for 156 Eastern War Time includes multiple network corrections and time shifts. Programs feature Front Page Farrell Captain Midnightserials News Time Shrednik Captain Tim Healy Lyn Murray Chorus Robert Merrill I Love a Mystery The Cavalcade of America and The Army Air Forces Program with guests, followed by late-night music and news blocks across CBS and NBC networks.
A wartime ration update lists expiration dates for brown meat and fat stamps G H 4 K through December 4, L through January 1. blue X Y Z through November 20, green A B through December 20. sugar stamp 20 for five pounds through January 5. shoe stamps 14 and plane sheet stamps 1 good indefinitely. gasoline 8A coupons three gallons through February 8 in northeast and southeast, three through November 21 elsewhere, B and coupons two gallons except Rocky Mountain and Far West regions three gallons. fuel oil period one coupons through January 3 worth ten gallons per unit.
Ed Dudley of Philadelphia, president of the Professional Golfers Association, predicted a postwar boom as the PGA opened its 27th annual meeting in Chicago. He urged planning now to be ready for future growth in the sport.
The Mercury Athletic club board of governors will hold its first business meeting since officers were inaugurated at 7 oclock Wednesday night at the Elwood hotel. Chairman C. W. Patterson announced today. A discussion of several athletic can be held including a ane, Sean and Picked school basketball tourney. The first to the fifteenth of November is a good time to plant sweet peas, say State College horticulturists.
United Air Lines president W A Patterson told the American Steamship and Tourist Agents Association in New York that postwar air travel will grow fivefold over prewar years and shift to evolutionary changes. He warned against overexpansion and subsidies and outlined a focus on economy and efficiency while noting air travel is not yet a mass transport and will face 10 to 15 years of adjustment before competing with cheaper transport.
Sid Luckman joins the merchant marine after a record game against the New York Giants. The Chicago Bear passer threw seven touchdown passes and 453 yards, suggesting a push toward air power as several teammates enter military service.
Illinois figures show 23 percent of white youths and 45 percent of Negro youths rejected for physical defects or education issues. Eye defects, mental disease, heart trouble, and underweight are noted, with farmers more often rejected than expected. The column warns of broader societal health concerns.
ad text promoting genuine St. Joseph Aspirin mentioning 100 tablets for 35 cents and inviting buyers to compare prices, framed as a bargain.
James M Miller 68 a Trinity route one farmer died Sunday night after a week long illness in Thomasville He was born March 14 in Rowan county son of Roland and Sarah Miller Survived by wife Mary Sue Smith two brothers J W Miller Cleveland and Adam C Miller Randolph county and sister Mrs Mary L Williams Rowan County Funeral at Trinity Methodist church Tuesday at two Rev R F Honycutt to officiate Interment at Well Methodist church cemetery Banana leaves are eight to 12 feet long and two feet wide
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