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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1945
Page
12
Portland firefighters rushed to a sun home after a report of a blaze and forced entry. The owner, absent, later said it was a protective measure against burglars, not an emergency.
Wilson's Weekly notes two favored meats, short ribs and ox joints, browned and braised to deepen flavor. As meat supplies improve, these dishes celebrate traditional favorites served to discerning guests at Rector's.
Brown short ribs in fat in a heavy skillet then simmer covered with 1 cup water for 20 minutes. Add sauce and continue to simmer 2 hours on stove, or bake at 325 F in a slow oven. Add water as needed. Serves 6.
A vintage recipe from George Rector describes baking potatoes and a Jiffy Cake together, with a top‑range transfer for the cake. It includes a coconut frosting topping with margarine, brown sugar, cream, coconut, and vanilla, baked in an 8 by 8 pan at 375 F.
The document lists 24 defendants including Hermann Goering Rudolph Hess and Joachin von Ribbentrop with four counts: crimes against peace war crimes crimes against humanity and a conspiracy to commit them. It details the Nazi conspiracies aims including destruction of Versailles gains of new living space and seizure of occupied territories.
A Florida native and World War II veteran, Marine Corporal Paul B. Sheffer, asks Commander Bob Fountain for help finding furniture upholstering work in High Point. He hopes to learn a trade while earning and plans to join the American Legion, praising the city’s climate and prospects. Commander Fountain mobilizes local furniture firms, prompting replies from industry executives offering opportunities.
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