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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1942
Page
3
The article surveys Roosevelt's possible Willkie elevation to Secretary of State, notes Bevin's Britain and labor shifts aiding U S Army buildup, and details a Dutch captive in MacArthur's presence describing brutalities by Japanese troops and守 children protecting households from pillagers.
North Carolina Secretary of State certifies James Town Box Company dissolved by unanimous stockholder consent. Paragraph cites compliance with corporate dissolution law, date August 29, 1942, with agent W G Ragsdale and Jamestown Guilford County address. Official seal affixed in Raleigh.
The North Carolina Highway Safety Division revoked driving licenses for four local drivers plus one from Thomasville. Names listed include Adam Lester Frazier Joe E Lassiter Bill Loflin Joseph Raw George Kolt Bailey John Curren Craver William Fuller Tobus Buchanan Greer and B D Brooks. Utah is mentioned separately as the Beehive state.
The Southern Combed Yarn Spinners Association will hold its annual meeting in Charlotte on Friday. More than 200 people are expected. Speakers include Major General Edmund B. Gregory Army quartermaster and Lawrence A. Appleby civilian personnel consultant to Secretary of War Stimson.
Honey ants dramatically increase their weight by up to eight times after consuming a single meal of honey dew as reported in recent field observations.
Joseph E. Davies argues for a united postwar order under a strengthened United Nations. He envisions universal disarmament, a judicial system, an international police to enforce laws, and strict limits on war as a policy tool. He cautions against premature specifics and urges building on the Atlantic Charter principles to win the war and then create enduring peace.
William G Causey son of Mr and Mrs W C Causey of 306 Centennial Avenue High Point has been selected for training and enlisted today as a Naval Aviation Cadet He graduated from High Point High School in 1941 and worked as an electrician helper at the Norfolk Navy Yard He will report to the U S Navy Pre Flight School at the University of Georgia Athens for three months of conditioning instruction in naval essentials drill and general subjects before primary flight training at a reserve base
Earl G. Parks age 20 from Thomasville North Carolina enlisted in the U S Naval Reserve as ship fitter third class and has been transferred to the U S Naval Training Station for recruit training. He undergoes drill physical hardening seamanship and naval procedure courses with training vessels on Lake Michigan before assignment to active duty. A motmot is a bird.
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