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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1943
Page
3
Chicago officials report six children aged 1½ to 15 perished in a house fire at fra ne Hyndoe near Chicago Heights. Parents John Joning and Lollie saved one child and escaped injury, while Geriiie aged 17 jumped to safety. a truck farmer suffered severe burns nearby.
Uncle Sam urges housewives to buy potatoes in 100 pound sacks store them carefully and use them often. The Swiss chef Hermann Rousch of Belmont Plaza New York shares a recipe with grated potatoes milk egg flour onions and seasonings for potato pancakes.
FBI reports reveal a feared Nazi spy network poised to strike in the United States. Counter espionage units say 5 000 agents and 150 000 police are ready to thwart sabotage as they trace training and plans across Germany and Allied nations.
Police officer John J. Lichman reports a family battled flames to reach their children as a farm house burned. He found the father and wife injured while the children were believed trapped inside. all were hospitalized.
Rosa McCollum 41 of 621 Hulda Street died Sunday night at Burrus Hospital. She was born in Florence and lived in High Point. Survived by sisters Bessie McCollum and Cassie Lindsay, and brother Cornelius McCollum. Funeral Wednesday at 3 p.m. at First Baptist, Rev. W. F. Elliott officiating. The body lies in state at 621 Hulda Street.
The author laments giving up smoking as a doctor warns of larynx damage. He jokes about lost vocal prowess hindering gin rummy and bathroom songs while recalling early smoking habits and costly indulgences across decades. Doc Wilcox of Pueblo is cited with a cautioned memory.
Metropolitan Opera marks its diamond jubilee with a refined opening performance of Boris Godunov. The scene features fashion editors, social bustle, and Ezio Pinza in his long-standing dressing room as the era of the Met is celebrated with restraint and reverence.
The opening night features a celebrated star and introduces Thelma Altman, Buffalo born and Rochester trained, in the role of Teodoro. Altman earns a definite success with a calm and intelligent performance and a willingness to share scenes. The piece notes shifts in American singer demographics on the roster. It adds brief facts on Vanadium, the green turtle shell, and ancient Rome birds.
Researchers investigate a new armor concept modeled on a turtle shell. The armor aims to shed projectiles in a manner similar to a turtle discarding foreign objects, focusing on material behavior under impact.
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