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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1943
Page
17
Dr Clendening’s look at tongue finds limited value while skin observations reveal health status. The piece notes vitamin excess and deficiency effects on skin and mentions carotenemia, ichthyosis, and sebaceous plug-related roughness. Also includes Q A on gelatin origin and coronary occlusion.
Pvt Wade Holder of High Point Route Three is now stationed at Fort George G Meade Maryland with Company D 7th Battalion 2nd Regiment A G F R D indicating a unit reassignment and posting.
Senator Wheeler leads a last ditch Senate bid to defer inductions for married fathers for 1943 while Downey warns many of the men on the draft list may never see combat. Taft and Bailey propose rival measures to move non fathers or younger fathers into service as budgetary mismanagement cited.
Our Men And Women In Service notes Pvt. Robert L Sirull and Pfc. Martin L Sirull sons of Mr and Mrs M Sirull of 224 Montheu Avenue now in United States Army. Martin Sirull serves with air force signal corps overseas after training at Savannah McDill Fort Dix. Robert Skull serves in anti aircraft division at Camp Stewart after training at Fort Eustis.
A dated West era digest outlines the Third War Loan Drive as both a means to back the military and secure postwar influence. It quotes Dr. Frederick D. Patterson urging rapid victory, saving money from peak earnings, and planning for postwar life while urging community groups to support war bonds.
Chicago Daily News editor emeritus Charles M. Dennis died in Evanston after a 61 year newspaper career. Born February 8 1860 near Decatur Illinois he joined the Daily News in 1881 and rose from reporter to editor in chief in 1934. He worked with Melville Stone Victor F. Lawson and noted writer Eugene Field and John T. McCutcheon.
Prices for flue cured tobacco in three North Carolina belts rose during the weekend per the War Food Administration. Old belt markets remained below opening week last year, with 15,247,856 pounds sold at an average of 28.93 cents. Middle belt sales totaled 9,210,524 pounds at 39.15 cents, season to date 17,209,028 pounds at 37.06. Eastern belt sales reached 28,164,913 pounds at 42.10 cents, season total 152,125,702 pounds at 37.74.
Prince Amir Faisal foreign minister of Saudi Arabia is due in Washington September 30 for an official visit. He will tour Washington New York and irrigation projects in the southwestern states as a guest of the government. He travels with Prince Amir Khalid and Shaikh Hafiz Wagba the Saudi minister to London.
George E F Humphreys of 821 West College Drive has been promoted to private first class at Fort Bragg. He earned the upgrade after completing basic training and demonstrating worthy conduct and ability.
New York report notes radio telephone hookups could reach households after the war. Bell Labs executive John Mills says experiments show promise but may be uneconomical. secrecy of air transmissions contrasts with wired lines. Walkie talkie and police radio are cited as future household versions.
S/Sgt Carl F. Gibson nears completion of training in the second air force at Dalhard Texas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W H Gibson of this city.
Pvt. Herbert Luquer Jr now at Camp Campbell Ky spends a furlough with his family at 2011 East Green Street. His rents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Luquer Sr of Jamestown.
Cpl. Marion M. Bodenheimer son of A. M. Bodenheimer of this city completes training and graduates from the AAF training command school at Chanute Field Illinois. Vernon L. Whidden promoted to T 5 corporal at Camp Wallace Texas. His wife now lives at 321 Greer Street.
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