Donations Swell Quinine Stockpile In War Effort
The American Pharmaceutical Association reports a surge of donations totaling about 150000 ounces of quinine for six and a half million doses from roughly 18000 donors nationwide. The stockpile supports U S armed forces amid the Pacific war, with quinine reprocessed for purity before allocation. In separate items, college students faced contempt charges over fraternity hats in Kings County Court, and notes describe dehydration processing for army fruit supplies and new airfields built by Army engineers in Tunisia.
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American Pharmaceutical Association
Far East
Defense Supplies Corporation
Dge
Mass
Muscatine
Iowa
India
Lexington
Peru
War Production Board
New York
Kings County Court
Peter J. Brancato
Aspen trees appear in High Point column
Casual Comment by W. A. Bivins discusses the Aspen family of trees in High Point, noting maples and poplars as part of the group and their uses. The piece also mentions corrections to a prior photo caption about the Hutton brothers in service and explains a missing image.
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Aspen Family
Aspen
High Point
New England
Likeness Delays and Land Sale Notice Highlight 1943 Enterprise
The Enterprise notes Norwood Hutton’s portrait won’t appear in this Sunday's issue due to engraving limits with tinted photos, while a black and white image will run. It also prints a public notice inviting bids for High Point land, detailing auction date, payment terms, and the city’s right to reject bids.
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Enterprise
S. M. Hutton
Thomasville Road
H. Hutton
Fort Bra
Hutton Pere
Norwood
Norwood Hutton
Mrs. Hutton
James M
Arizona
Marion S
Corporal Iredell S
Murphy
Norwood H. Hutton
Fort Bragg
Uncle Sam
Huttons
City of
High Point
N. C
Guilford County
North Carolina
Westward Development Co
Office of Register of Deeds
Arnold J. Koonce
Wrenn
H. H. Petty
Petty
N. Hamilton St
J. H. Petty
N. Hamilton
J. C. Welch
N. Wrenn
Bicycle theft reported in Thomasville in October
Harry Myers of 105 Gray Street Thomasville said his light blue bicycle was stolen from his home yesterday. Police are investigating with no arrests made.
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Thomasville
Harry Myers
Gray Street
Bce
Weather outlook for Carolinas turns warmer this afternoon
North Carolina and South Carolina observers report warmer conditions this afternoon with a easing in cooling tonight and mild Sunday forenoon ahead.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Yanks Sunk Freighters and Bombed Fort Bayard in China Coast Action
In raids two days earlier by the 14th U. S. air force, a Japanese freighter off the south China coast was sunk while barracks at Fort Bayard and other enemy targets were attacked. G-25 Mitchells hit two 150 foot freighters, one sank and the other listed, and a grounded Japanese plane was destroyed.
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Chungking
14Th U. S. Air Force
South China
Fort Bayard
Kwangchowan
Inia
Oil Train Derailed Near Hyde Park Sparks Fires
A New York New Haven and Hartford freight train derailed a mile north of Highland New York on a branch line, igniting oil and gasoline fires that destroyed nearby houses. The incident occurred before noon near President Roosevelt's Hyde Park home. casualties were not yet determined.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
Here
President Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Hudson River
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