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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1943
Page
10
Amateurs receive basic skin care guidance classifying common affections from food reactions to warts and eczema. Remedies emphasize gentle soothers like zinc oxide calamine and camphor with phenol, while reiterating professional care if no improvement in 48 hours.
A majority of the Senate foreign relations committee backs a resolution calling for American participation in postwar peace preservation. AP poll shows seven Democrats and five Republicans approve the form, with seven undecided and three opposed. The measure, approved 7 to 1 by a subcommittee, moves to the full committee next Tuesday.
Boston dispatch reports the AFL may re admit the United Mine Workers if jurisdictional talks proceed. John L. Lewis could regain AFL recognition only after concessions on UMW authority and after the council negotiates with other unions. William Green urged unity as the convention backed empowering the executive council to handle the issue.
Los Angeles county allocates 1,773 dollars to combat a citrus pest invasion. An army of 4,000,000 ladybugs will be released to counter the mealybug threat.
Mrs. Marie Striker, a war plant worker in Los Angeles, cannot find housing. She visits friends to freshen up but has no room, so she spends each day at the cinema to sleep. The piece highlights housing shortages during wartime.
A sergeant and two privates vanished after a sidewalk cave in on South Dearborn Street Chicago. The trio, en route to a railroad station for Camp Stewart Georgia, suffered minor injuries when a ten foot section of sidewalk dropped them eight feet into an excavation.
City workers on South Mic Avenue cleaned up after a truck crash left a messy spill described as a king size omelette with 10 cases of eggs and 50 pounds of butter. The incident followed a truck overturning and colliding with another car, creating a pungent, sticky scene in the thoroughfare.
About 65 dentists from 33 eastern counties are expected for the fifth district meeting of the North Carolina Dental Society in Rocky Mount on Monday. Speakers include Dr. L. G. Coble Greensboro Col. C. M. Taylor Seymour Johnson dental corps Dr. R. E. Williams Goldsboro and Dr. Sandy Marks Wilmington. The Army dental corps at Camp Davis will show a field chest display and equipment. L. Wooten of Wilson serves as fifth district president.
Diamonds valued at 70 billion dollars are circulating, their combined weight equal to half a modern locomotive. The remark highlights the vast wealth held in gems and the unusual comparison underscores their scale.
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