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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1943

Page

5

Nation's coal mines restored to owners in step up production

Secretary Ickes transferred 1,700 mines from government control back to private operators, aiming to stabilize output and end labor disputes. He called for private contracts with workers to boost coal production as the government ends seizure of pits. President Roosevelt had seized mines May 1 and now signals a return to private operation amid talks with the United Mine Workers.

Washington The United Workers UMW John L. Lewis

Bird's Eye View Of Bombed Naples By War Notebook

Hal Boyle reports from an American air base in Italy about an aerial visit to Naples to inspect allied bomb hits. The article details fires, sunk vessels, cratered harbors, damaged warehouses, and the tense exchange with anti aircraft defenses as the crew flies above Sorrento, Capri, and Vesuvius toward Naples.

Hal Boyle Italy Bom Naples Chariot Jake Mediterranean Salerno Amisi Sorrento Isle of Capri Mussolini L'Isola Che Non Si Isle Vesuvius Allied Air

Illinois pact on miners eyes War Labor Board ruling

The War Labor Board reviews a sample contract for bituminous coal miners negotiated by the union and Illinois operators. A complete contract for anthracite workers is also before the board. Approval could guide nationwide soft coal terms, while unions must prove their demands do not breach the board’s hold the line inflation policy. A prior Illinois deal was rejected for that reason.

War Labor Board Illinois Rators WLB Illinois

Limitation of Greeting Cards Cuts Paper Use

Limitation of the variety of greeting cards is expected to save 23 600 tons of paper this year.

Kellogg's All-Bran touted as gentle relief for constipation

Readers praise Kellogg's All-Bran for easing constipation without purging. The letter explains lack of dietary cellulose as a cause and promotes regular use with water, urging readers to choose genuine Kellogg's All-Bran from Battle Creek.

Kellogg Kellogg's Kellogg’s Battle Creek

Banana plants bear fruit on a herbaceous stem

A banana grows on a plant that dies after bearing a single bunch. the fruit comes from an herbaceous stem rather than a woody tree.

Antartes Abraham Lincoln

It's The Cats Not The Bears In West Virginia

Charleston advisory from the conservation commission notes both bears and cats are widespread in the state. It warns bears are generally cautious but cats are easily aroused and can be formidable when cornered or hungry. Cat size resembles a house cat but larger.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia The Conservation Commission

Fights Last Night in Various Cities

Tony Costa halted Red Brown in New Bedford. Bummy Davis outpointed Phil Enzenga in New York. Turkey Thompson defeated Clayton Worlds in Los Angeles. The card lists bouts across multiple cities with weights and decisions.

New Bedford Mass Tony Costa Woonsocket R. I Red Brown Detroit New Yorke al (Bummy) Davis New York Phil Enzenga Baltimore Los Angeles Turkey Thompson Clayton Worlds Chicago

Kiwanis Elects New President As Alumni Dine

Local attorney Thomas W. Sprinkle was elected president of the Kiwanis Club for the year. UNC alumni gathered for their annual dinner marking the 140th anniversary of the university with Dean Hobbs and Charles Woolen as guests of honor. Other items noteLocal sports results in the World Series and plans for a FitzHarry Lodge barbecue hosted by Wesley Memorial circles on November 19.

Thomas W. Sprinkle Kiwanis Club University of North Carolina A. W. Hobbs Carolina Charles T. Woolen, Jr Tar Heel Mack Barefoot Fred Sappenfield Guilford General Hospital Willis Glenn Wireless Burrus Memorial Tom Powell J. W. McGuinn FitzHarry Lodge Wesley Memorial

Tomlinson Backs United War Chest Drive Initiation

S H Tomlinson pledges full support for the United War Chest campaign in High Point as 24 national relief and local agencies seek 107200. Explanatory folders posters and letters go to mills while solicitation begins in factories ahead of a formal kickoff by Clyde Hoey from the Sheraton hotel ballroom next Monday.

United War Chest High Point S. H. Tomlinson M. F. McNeill Tomlinson Company Tomlinson Clyde Hoey Sheraton Hotel

Wachovia Bank Resources Top $206 Million in Sept Quarter

Wachovia Bank and Trust Co resources reached 206 million dollars as of September 30, with deposits at 197 million. The regular quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share on the 25 dollar par stock was declared. Government bond holdings totaled 97 million, up 43 million from the prior year.

Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Robert M. Hanes Winston-Salem High Point The Wachovia W. C. Idol Arthur M. Utley R. T. Amos U. S Hanes

Jingles For The Kids Appeal Calls For Scrap Metal

A wartime appeal urges citizens to donate all metal scrap to aid Uncle Sam. Worn stoves and broken plows are acceptable, with every piece helping the war effort.

Uncle Sam

Two Registrants Fail To Report For Physical Exams

Draft board five reports Henry Lewis and Walter Mc Kinley failed to report for examinations last night. The board clerk urged anyone with information on their whereabouts to contact the board immediately or the men will be listed as delinquents.

Henry Lewis Walter McKinley Draft Board Five

Funeral Rites for Captain Clyde H Bass Jr Held in City

Funeral services for Captain Clyde H Bass Jr who died in an airplane crash at Biggs Field Texas were conducted at 3 PM from W W Burgess home with Rev Wilson Weldon and Dr C Excelle Rozzelle officiating. Active pallbearers and firing squad were from Basic Training Center No 10 Greensboro with numerous honorary pallbearers listed. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery with Lt Jack Hutcheson of Biggs Field accompanying the body into the city.

Clyde H. Bass Clyde H. Bass, Jr Biggs Field Texas W. W. Burgess Lindsay Street Rev. Wilson Weldon First Methodist Church C. Excelle Rozzelle Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Basic Training Center No. 10 Greensboro Branson Wall Bunn Hackney Earl Steed A. Lee Gibson James Moffitt Victor Dallas Sanders Dallas J. D. McCreary Joiner Reid Kearns Chas. Amos, Sr J. J. Griffith W. E. Ee Gene Lyles Herbert Wood Oakwood Cemetery Jack Hutcheson Bigg Field City

Funeral service for Julian Pete Durham in Kernersville

Julian Pete Durham died in a Martinsville Virginia hospital Saturday night. Funeral services were held Tuesday at eleven from his parents home in Kernersville with Rev. B H Phaup officiating. A church quartet sang and pallbearers included Edgar Davis and others. Interment followed in the Reidsville Cemetery family plot.

Julian Pete” Durham Martinsville Virginia S. P. Durham Kernersville B. H. Phaup Hayworth Wesleyan Methodist Church Edgar Davis Everett Lackey WillicAllister Thomas Boles Hobart Crews June Durham Reidsville

The Brighter Side on Women and Liquor Laws

Damon Runyon critiques Prohibition era shifts that allowed women to drink in bars. He argues female drinking harms society, harms cafe and bar workers, and increases juvenile delinquency, lamenting changes since the end of Prohibition. He warns lawmakers and liquor sellers would profit from such policies.

La Jolla woman rents rooms and yard tents during war

In San Diego California a La Jolla resident rented eight rooms in her home rented the garage for living space built and rented a new living unit pitched a yard tent and rented it and even set up a bed under a canopy in the back yard. The Office of Price Administration commended her then ordered a 50 percent cut in rental charges. There are more than 200 Fiji Islands.

San Diego Calif la Jolla Office of Price Administration

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