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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1943

Page

5

Captain Bob Proud of His Rebuilt Ear After Surgery

Army officer Captain Bob underwent a Walter Reed plastic surgery to reconstruct his ear after a jeep accident in Texas. The upper ear was rebuilt from chest and abdomen skin grafts, restoring nearly normal appearance and hearing. Other cases at Walter Reed include a MP in Casablanca who received a rebuilt lower jaw and neck realignment, a wounded sailor with a knee heel transplant, and a pilot facing mobility recovery.

Washington Bob Texas Capoe Army Walter Reed Hospital Walter Reed Casablanca New Guinea

Captain Tests Tank-Carrying Ships For Navy

Captain Richard Hiernaux of Pittsburgh tests LST tank landing ships at Dravo Corporation Neville Island yards. He runs them through speed, maneuver, and equipment checks with 100 percent success, earning Navy commendation and a record of never sending a non ready ship to action.

Pittsburgh INS Richard Hiernaux Hiernaux Dravo Corporation Neville Island United States Navy Lst’s Sicily Navy Department LST Ohio Monongahela Allegheny Navy

Second Scrap Drive Plans Completed in High Point

Plans are complete for the opening of High Point s second scrap drive. Co Chairman P D Morrow and George W Hutchens say all is ready to move scrap metal to the front. Public help is urged to collect metal items and call 2271 for pickup. Junior Commandos will gather scrap at city grade schools Saturdays from 10 to noon.

Jaycees High Point George W. Hutchens Cochairman Vance Kester A. G. Whitener Sherman Aycoth Edgar Snider L. H. Baker Irvin Black Walter Hedrick Ted Sorge Herbert Mitchell D. A. Rawley Harold Leach Bud Copeland Charles Mendenhall Ralph E. Olivas P. D. Morrow

Bright Side Quips and Dotted Opinions Across Nations

Winchell muses on optimism amid others troubles while Burke cites a rat drowning a nation by gnawing a dyke. Lewin, Gale, Eden and Klaw offer wry lines on summer, hits, Navis, pin ups. Canada ships about 64,000 tons of bacon to the U S in normal years.

Burke R. M. Lewin Summer Alan Gale Joan Eden Irwin Klaw Canada United States

Marshall Transfer Likely Amid Boardroom Politics

A Washington debate centers on General George C. Marshall's next command with Lieutenant General Breckinridge Smith Somervell and Lieutenant General Joseph T. McNarney as leading candidates. OWI reforms stir Capitol Hill as wartime agencies face budget cuts and reorganization.

Ray Tucker George C. Marshall Brehon B. Somervell Army Service Forces Works Progress Administration New York City Harry Hopkins la Guardia Churchill Army Marshall Joseph T. McNarney Joe Ground Gang

High Point Backers Honor 4 107 Servicemen Bond Drive Grows

The people of High Point rally for 4 107 servicemen with red stickered boards at the chamber of commerce. Bonds honored names as over 90 men are already named. Sizemore notes names come in faster than scouts can affix stickers and mentions many listed servicemen by full names.

High Point Chamber of Commerce Citren Frank Siemorre Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commercce Chamber Sizemore Jack Henry Albertson Wray Amos Joe Abercrombie James Allen Austin Jr Ra Vh M. Branch Chester Darrell Bizz

Navy Men See US Fleet Superior To Japan In War Tests

Advance base in the South Pacific reports that over twenty officers with battle proof say the American navy outmatches Japan by a wide margin. They cite better gunnery and tactics, with Romoser and Meyer stressing first punches and mobility as keys to U.S. success.

South Pacific INS Japan Uncle Sam William F. Halsey, Jr United States Cmmdr William Killian Romoser Romoser Baltimore Middletown R. 1 Cently Commdr Floyd B. T. Meyer St. Paul Meyer

Admiral Cunningham Personifies the British Sailor

Clarke Lee profiles Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham at an Allied command post in the Mediterranean. The piece portrays him as a ruthless, brilliant yet admired naval leader who embodied the fighting British sailor and who pressed to draw the Italian fleet into decisive action.

Clark Lee Eisenhower Mediterranean Andrew Browne Cunningham Cunningham Italy

Bailey backs Broughton for vice presidency described as well qualified

Senator Bailey of North Carolina said Governor J. M. Broughton is unusually well qualified for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. He noted newspapers in his state had suggested Broughton and predicted a magnificent campaign if nominated.

Washington J. M. Broughton North Carolina Bailey Broughton

Harvest Moon Signals Large Moves to Market for Farm Produce

Chicago report notes livestock poultry grains and potatoes moving to market in record or near record volumes. Hog numbers reach an all time farm level as receipts at major centers hit highs unseen in 15 years. Frost free window boosts corn production to nearly 3 billion bushels. Northwest spring wheat up 23 million and poultry output above 1942. Prices dip under ceiling levels in some cities while a record potato crop creates storage demand.

Chicago Caltion

Tobacconist Lawson Jordan Dies in Mullins

Mullins South Carolina September 25 Lawson Jordan 56 a famed Carolinas tobacconist died today in Mullins Hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage at a local high school football game He was secretary of the South Carolina Tobacco Ware housemen's Association and supervisor of sales on Mullins and Asheville markets His widow Miss Gladys McLucas of Marion and two children survive the funeral is set for tomorrow at 4 PM

Mullins Asheville Gladys McLucas Marion S. C

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