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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1943
Page
15
A wartime report notes that in 1943 a military repair facility mended thousands of items for civilians. It details numbers of shoes, webbing, canvas, and clothing pieces prepared for purchase, highlighting the extensive production supporting home front needs.
Mrs Olive Peterson of Philadelphia, winner of the national mixed team of four champions, earned Life Master points and presented today’s most interesting part score hand from the national tournament. She held the East.
Senator Clark accuses allied cash issued in North Africa Sicily and Italy of serving as an army appropriation without congressional action. He notes soldiers use it for supplies and locals accept it. Senate allies debate currency risks while Morgenthau discusses an international postwar bank with 10.9 billion capital and U S share of 3.5 billion.
Staff Sgt. Jack Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davis of 1204 East Green Street, now in India with the U S Army Air Force, sends word after enlisting last January. Graham F Campbell of 812 Union Street has been promoted to technician fourth at Camp Stewart Georgia after enlisting April 22. Second Lt. Robert Samuel Troxler Jr, son of Mrs Myrtle S Troxler, is assigned to active duty with the U S Marines. wife Nellie A M Kilgore and their one year old daughter reside at 1305 Centennial Avenue.
Three High t youths begin final preflight training at the army air forces preflight school in San Antonio Texas. Byron W Grandjean Beaucrest Farm Henry F Hunsucker 209 Hillcrest Drive and Thad A Steed Route One Trinity named among those stationed. RIMMER PROMOTED Charlie ag Rimmer earns petty officer second class in the U S Navy, son of Mrs Macy Rimmer Tipton street. MISS ROBINSON COMPLETES Myrtle V Robinson completes basic training at the naval training station Bronx New York and receives hospital attendant second class rating.
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