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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1944
Page
5
Dr. Clendening describes phantom limb in amputees, its high incidence, sensations and pains, and notes historic study by Pare and Weir Mitchell. Treatments via stump revision fail. central nervous system approaches show promise, including drastic brain surgery in extreme cases.
Pityriasis capitis is the infectious dandruff. Simple cases may be treated with a salicylic acid ointment and ammoniated mercury three grains, plus one ounce of ointment of rose water. Apply to the scalp Saturday night and scrub with warm water and green soap the next morning.
Richmond posted study argues war stems from human nature and can be eliminated. Dr. John M. Fletcher, Tulane professor emeritus, says courts could replace battlefields if fighting methods remain optional. He warns belief in inherent war risks discouraging preventive efforts and stresses social factors shape aggression.
Lieut. William Meighen of Waynesburg Pa on leave after 32 missions over Germany sees his newborn son for the first time. The town recalls a deserted street as a poignant scene from his wartime service.
The undersigned announces a public sale by bidding at 11:00 a.m. on September 18, 1944, in High Point Township. Lots 28 A, 28 B, 29 A and 29 B in Hamilton Division No. 4 are described as recorded in Guilford County Register of Deeds book 9 page 44. Payment terms require cash or minimum 10 percent down and balance terms.
W A Bivins writes to High Point soldiers sailors and WACS praising their WW II service. He notes civilian loneliness, urges continued support from home, and predicts a welcoming postwar return with jobs and a new auditorium and church space to honor those lost or remembered.
En route to a new battlefield in France, the writer notes warm welcomes with red roses and half a dollar cognac at 50 cents, illustrating post Normandy relief. Villages show charity to troops, with cider, chocolate, and cigarettes offered in exchange for goodwill as Maquis appear with brassards and rifles.
Representatives of the Chicago Sun said they exceeded their newsprint quota for the second quarter with the War Production Board’s knowledge while an appeal was pending. They argued the over-use did not violate rationing rules and spoke at a WPB appeals board hearing about petitions from both papers for extra newsprint.
A Liberty ship was launched at J. A. Construction shipyards in Brunswick Georgia in honor of Lunsford Richardson founder of the Vick Chemical Co. The vessel was sponsored by Mrs. E W Stetson Jr and Miss Mollie Richardson. Vick officials including Lunsford Richardson II attended the launch ceremony.
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