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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1943
Page
6
Continues cool conditions for the Carolinas this afternoon tonight and into Sunday forenoon with gradual warming expected later in the weekend.
The United States proposes sharing foreign relief costs through a United Nations relief and rehabilitation administration UNRARA to be signed by 43 allied nations and the French National Liberation committee in early November at the White House. Congress would retain full control of US contributions. OFRRO reorganized with a permanent UN council in view.
Ration notes list validity for meat and butter stamps NX Y Z through Oct 2 in Book 2, brown A B through Oct 2 with C active Sept 26 to Oct 30, blue R S T through Sept 20 and UC V W through Oct 20, sugar five pounds through Oct, stamps 15 16 five pounds for home canning, shoe stamp 18 through Oct 31, gas coupons 6 A three gallons elsewhere 7 A expire Sept 21 I A valid Sept 72 1943? four gallons by region variable, fuel oil period 5 through Sept 30 and period 1 through Jan 8 1944, Tonnage note ties maps to North Africa campaign with 110 tons initial and more added as the advance grew.
Washington reports that destruction of axis refineries has been a principal objective of allied air forces yet observers doubt any German planes have been grounded by fuel shortages. Officials say Ploesti and Salerno Naples raids may have limited immediate effects but could decisively impact Germany’s fuel supply in the long term.
Chicago report profiles Russ Gaede a quack doctor who teaches duck calls to lure mallards. Using a wooden barrel caller and a reed he shows grunts and a trailing t to mimic quacks. He cites calls like Pleading and Command to attract ducks from 400 to 500 yards away.
The U S Senate weighs postwar policy with input from Moscow before firm plans. Admiral Standley arrives to discuss resignation as ambassador to the U S S R and talks with Secretary Hull proceed. The Foreign Relations Committee favors delaying any declaration until England and Russia are fully consulted.
NBC's Don Hollenbeck cites reliable sources detailing a quarrel between Generals Henri Giraud and Charles De Gaulle over the Corsican campaign. De Gaulle allegedly shouted You stole my Corsica and sought Giraud’s removal as commander in chief. dispute centers on Corsican uprising and Italian help.
A four day walkout by 750 Rockefeller Center elevator maintenance workers ended as pickets were withdrawn. The union, formed by former AFL Building Maintenance Craftsmen members, had demanded reinstatement of seven discharged workers and the head floor lady, plus 45 striking men. Louis Ferkin said workers could now seek war jobs as the deadline passed.
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