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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1941

Page

2

First Soldiers Influx To City Starts Today

High Point welcomes hundreds of troops for a maneuver period. The county building becomes soldiers headquarters with lodgings at the Y M C A and various homes. A dance at the National Guard Armory hosts 300 troops, plus radio broadcasts, hotel lounges, and church welcomes planned. Hospitality fund donations total 196 dollars. Cotton farming statistics noted.

High Point National Guard Moving Picture Sheraton Elwood Biltmore Elks Club Moose Hall Salvation Army American Legion Auxiliary Junior Chamber of Commerce

Political Intrigue Colorful Talk On Stalin Religion

Nye criticizes attempt to involve Stalin in church talks as a ploy to offset religious freedom losses in a conference with Churchill. He argues Roosevelt and Churchill avoided mentioning religion in Russia, noting the Communist record remains unchanged and that Americans know it well. Nye cites Roosevelt’s claim Russia’s constitution offers similar freedom of worship.

Riman Stalin Harriman Churchill Nye LE Dowt Russia Roosevelt

Berlin's flaven aboard in delay of prisoner exchange

In Newhaven England Oct 4 Mysterious inter government talks stall the first British German prisoner swap delaying the 1500 wounded on two ships in the harbor. A planned exchange for 1500 German wounded and 1500 British wounded is postponed as Red Cross truce to Dieppe is announced. Ships St Julien and Dinard await orders under extinguished harbor lights.

Flaven Newhaven England London Isle of Man Germany St. Julien Dinard International Red Cross Dieppe France

Who's Who in Films Prompted by Crantum Crackers

Questions ask which aunt or characters appear in specific titles. Identify characters from Charley’s Aunt Man Hunt Appointment for Love Tom Dick and Harry and Aloma of the South Seas. Answers appear on the Classified Page.

Charley Margaret Sullavan Charles Boyer Tom, Dick and Harry Ginger Rogers Aloma South Seas

Jamestown High School to Get Vocational Wing

Guilford County Board of Education authorized architect Joseph J. Sawyer to draw plans for a vocational wing at Jamestown High School at an estimated cost around 310,000 dollars. The vote followed a Jamestown delegation's request to proceed with the project. The board also approved selling the old Mount Hope school property of over three acres, abandoned several years ago.

Jamestown High School Greensboro Guilford County Board of Education Joseph J. Sawyer Jamestown Mount Hope

Weather North Carolina Outlook Tonight Through Sunday

Partly cloudy and warm tonight and Sunday with possible light showers in the mountains and north central portion. Moderate to strong southwest winds shifting to northeast along the coast, increasing cloudiness tonight and Sunday. Hatteras to Jacksonville expects moderate southwest winds north and variable winds south with fair to partly overcast conditions.

North Carolina Block Island Batteres yHatteras Jacksonville North Portion Gentile

Sinking of T. C. White Sparks Senate Debate on Neutrality

The 7,052 ton tanker T C White, American owned but under British orders, was sunk while en route from Curacao to Capetown. Survivors were picked up by West Niles and Mormacrey crews near Recife and Rio de Janeiro. Officials debate whether to amend the Neutrality Act to arm merchant ships as a response.

T. C. White Curacao Capetown South Africa William Mello Everett Mass West Niles Recife Brazil Standard Oil Company New Jersey Moore-McCormack Mormacrey Rio de Janeiro I. C. White Standard Oil Great Britain United States Panama Roosevelt Axis United Staes North Atlantic Britain White House Navy Congress Senator Hill D-Ala Germany Hemisphere Woodruff R-Mich

Privilege licenses due for Greensboro business operators

Greensboro reporters note the State Department of Revenue will issue warrants at month end against all business operators and professionals who lack privilege licenses. License fees were due in June, with a 20 percent penalty now being collected on late payments.

Greensboro State Department of Revenue

Revival Services to Open Sunday at Macedonia Church

Revival services begin Sunday at 11 o'clock in the Macedonia Church of The Living God 1105 Lake Street Open to the public Bishop Paul R. Alspaugh of Winston-Salem will preach Special music featured pastor Rev W L Hicks announced Today Also noted milk powder factory in New Zealand converts over 230000 pounds of milk daily during the dairy season

Macedonia Church of the Living God Lake Street Paul R. Alspaugh Win Ston-Salem W. L. Hicks New Zealand

Knox and Briggs Push Fast PWA Funds for Steam Plant

City Manager E M Knox and Board of Power Commissioners chair E L Briggs traveled to Washington to press for immediate PWA loan and grant approval for an $8,000,000 hydro and steam power project. Engineers Murrayland Flood and W C Olsen expected to join, with a plan to file for a certificate of convenience and necessity from the State Utilities Commission once money is assured.

E. M. Knox E.L. Briggs Board of Power Commissioners Washington PWA Henry Flood, Jr Murrayland Flood,Inc W. C Olsen Raleigh State Utilities Commission Knox Briggs Utilities Commission Olsen

Dodgers Yankees Game Play by Play Fragment

A partial ball game narrative covers innings with Dodgers and Yankees, detailing fielders, outs, hits, and notable plays. Key events include DiMaggio stealing, Camilli arguing over a ball, and Henrich stealing. The text captures defensive plays, runs, and injuries with scattered player actions and umpire interference.

Local Woman Seeks 10000 Damages After Ambulance Crash

Mrs. Ethel Welborn of High Point filed in Municipal Court for 10000 damages citing injuries from an August crash between an ambulance she rode in and a car between High Point and Asheboro. Defendants listed are G R Farlow trading as Farlow Funeral Home and Colon T Redding.

Ethel Welborn High Point Asheboro G. R. Farlow Farlow Funeral Home Colon T. Redding Welborn Farlow Redding

British Raid Strikes Catanzaro Marina in Italy

British planes damaged the Catanzaro Marina railroad station and tracks in daylight bombing south of Italy. Two killed and 12 injured among residents. raid also hit Bengali port in Libya. Fires set in Matruh and Tobruk by German dive-bombers. FDR invited to visit North and South Carolina maneuver area as 400,000 soldiers train.

Rome Catanzaro Marina Italy High Command I Lonian Sea Catanzaro Bengali Libya FDR Raleigh Broughton Roosevelt North South Carolina

Dodgers Yankee clash at bases and runs in tense inning

In a packed stadium the Dodgers and Yankees battle through errors and suspenseful at bats. Fitzsimmons leaves injured after a line drive and the Badgers Reiser and Gordon spark a late-inning rally as Camilli and others work the field and bullpen responds.

Médwick Russo Sturm iHerman Dodgers Otven DiMaggio Fitzsimmons Keller Reese Rizzuto FOUTH Yankees Rolfe Henrich Camilli Owen Goetz Gorton Herman Reiser Gordon Medwick Brooklyn Lavagetto Pete Coscarart Kehler Coscarar Walker Ankees Hugh Casey Larry Frenely Fitz Coscarart Dickey Land Badgers Durocher Casey Lavagello

Hitler Winter Help Speech Reveals German Mindset

The war report surveys Hitler’s speech claiming to answer Germans’ whispered questions about the war. It notes assertions blaming Churchill, Russia, and America, plus boasts of German superiority. Also cited are factory gains with air plant space rising to 30,192,752 square feet and payrolls up to 8,516,768 dollars in August 1941.

Adolf Hitler Germany Reich Hitler Churchill Russia England RAF America

Koontz Seeks Imposed Sentence After Davis Case

Greensboro prosecutors maintain that the May 1 offenses linked to Frank Davis occurred before the High Point suspension of road sentences. Judge MacRae may hear arguments on imposing the suspended sentence, while Koontz and Prosecutor Jarrell prepare to present full facts. Davis had been convicted in Greensboro and High Point on liquor related charges and appealed, receiving a $300 fine on the Superior Court ruling.

Greensboro Frank Davis Davis High Point H. L. Koontz Koontz D. C. MacRae Harriss Jarrell High Point Court MacRae Capias Greenshoro E. £. Rives Rives Sedgefield A. Hall Johnston

Hitler says new Russian front development in October front

Soviet communique claims on October 4 that German forces were along the entire front while a Soviet sub was sunk. Red Fleet says marine parachutists disrupted enemy lines near Odessa and joined guerrillas harassing siege forces. German scouts report Russia mobilizing reserves in the south as air raids strike Leningrad and Moscow. A German regiment reportedly destroyed 306 Red Army tanks. A Black Sea troop transport of about 20 000 tons was sunk by the German air force.

Red Fleet Black Sea Odessa Berlin Red Army Adolf Hitler High Command Daily War Bulletin Leningrad Moscow

Jail for Farr On Slugs Used In Phone Station

Police arrested Jack Farr at the Piedmont Hotel on charges of using slugged coins in a pay telephone station. A warrant lists false pretense, and about a pound of counterfeit coins was seized from Farr.

Jack Farr Piedmont Hotel Farr

Evangelist Roy T Richardson Set to Close Revival

Evangelist Roy T Richardson will preach Sunday afternoon at o clock and again Sunday at 730 pm at the Gospel Temple on the 1400 block of English Street. The revival has run for some time and will end Sunday night with special music by the Townsend family.

Roy T." Richardson English Street Townsend

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