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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1942

Page

7

Goldenrod Cultivation Linked to New Rubber Source

In Savannah Ga a geneticist reports goldenrod leaves yield natural rubber far above wild plants. Domesticated strains show 6 to 10 percent rubber content, with 100 pounds per acre possible under normal growing conditions. Government supervised expansion planned across 15,000 acres next spring. Additional notes compare guayule and Russian dandelion as alternative sources.

Dr. B.mond Bureau of Plant Industry U. S Hammond Savannah Tne Chatham County New Orleans Thomas A. Edison

High tw branch AAUW supper meeting set for Monday

The executive board of the High t branch of the American Action of University Women will hold a supper meeting at Mrs. Howard S. Hartzell’s home on Guilford Avenue Monday evening at six o'clock, per today’s notice.

High T The American Action of University Women Howard S. Hartzell Uilford Avenue

District Greensboro Meeting Tonight In Conjunction With Rebekah Lodge

Members of the Rebekah lodge in Greensboro scheduled a supper meeting tonight at five o clock. Those unable to find seats may take the bus from the station, arriving for the supper and district gathering.

Reds Rebekah Lodge

Rubber extraction and field work at New Orleans station

The text describes rubber extraction by solvents at the bureau laboratory in New Orleans with cooperation from commercial rubber firms. It notes continuous changes in extraction methods, September to October harvest for goldenrod in the Southwest, seed saving, stem chopping for roofing, leaf processing and shipment to New Orleans, and that dried leaves retain rubber properties indefinitely. It also mentions believed growth of muscular coordination in children by age five.

Dr. B. L U. S Bureau of Plant Industry Savannah Bureau Laboratory New Orleans Southwest

Guilford County Realty Transfers

Guilford County Realty Transfers list conveyances across High Point and Jamestown townships with names like Virginia Trust Company and W. H. Miles, detailing parcels on Woodrow Avenue Grace Street Lake Triangle Park Wentworth Drive and other tracts valued at ten dollars and valuables. Includes several transfers in Gilmer Bruce and Friendship townships and a Netherlands hostage report from October 23 with saboteur reprisals.

High Point Township Virginia Trust Company W. H.miles J. EB. Reid Woodrow Avenue Henry Smith Grace Street Reba Graham F. T. Fulplot Lake Triangle Park Jamestown Township Henry V. Koonts M. G. Smith E. A. Snow Park Moreread COR John A Brown Hudson W. W. Hoover J. A. Edmoandson Pearson Street W. Locke Bell H.C. Holden Woodlawn Park BRB Baker H.C. Hote Fell Clajfield

German Demand For French Labor Step In "Slave" Plan

Berlin correspondent Dean Graffis reports on Nazi plans to force 150000 French workers to volunteer for Germany, part of a broader program using prisoners of war and conquered peoples to fuel the Reich. He notes four million wartime workers from occupied nations, including Russians, and questions how voluntary these schemes truly are. The piece cites use of war prisoners as bargaining chips and traces employment trends from the Netherlands after its 1940 surrender, illustrating the coercive labor system underpinning Nazi aims.

Dean Graffis Berlin NBA United States Germany Hitler Europe Third Reich Reich Netherlands Unem Pierre Laval Lyons

French POWs return to France as Nazi labor demands grow

Exchanged prisoners arrive in unoccupied France facing coerced work under Nazi labor agents. Employment rises, yet pay is docked, housing is communal, and funds are regularly sent home. Berlin enforces strict passport checks and silence in waiting rooms as foreign workers are drafted to meet German needs.

Germany America France Berlin Polizei Praesidium

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