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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
13
Marine manufacturers warn of butter substitute shortages as rationing and quotas press production. American Butter Institute official notes supply concerns since 1940 41 base years. Projections frame consumer access amid wartime controls.
President Roosevelt plans a 20 minute radio speech aimed at Democratic workers to mobilize a strong November vote. The broadcast will be on Columbia and Mutual networks at 10 p.m. Eastern War Time directed to 125,000 voting areas with ten workers each to register voters. Sidney Hillman supports maximum turnout amid debates over effects on the Roosevelt Truman ticket.
In a news conference Vice President Wallace warned a small poll showing would aid Democrats. A fire at the Fort Raleigh grill and adjoining businesses destroyed the restaurant and three other spaces, with an estimated loss of 40000. The blaze, lasting about two hours, gutted the roof while a nearby theater and department store survived. City lights were cut for four hours as a precaution.
Alfred E. Smith will lie in state at St. Patrick's Cathedral from 2 p.m. tomorrow until the funeral at 11 a.m. Saturday. The 70 year old former New York governor and 1928 Democratic presidential nominee died yesterday of lung congestion and heart disease. He will be buried at Queens Calvary Cemetery. Governor Dewey ordered state flags at half staff for 30 days.
Welfare officials from multiple North Carolina counties gather in Durham on October 7 for a conference headlined by Dr. Ellen B. Winston. Other items note UNC directorate meeting, a new medical officer at Durham center, a two day postwar industry and agriculture session in Raleigh, and cattle shows with tuberculin testing results.
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