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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1943

Page

5

Kaiser Yard Sets New Building Record at Portland Shipyard

Oregon Shipbuilding Corp workers set a national record by launching 24 Liberty freighters in September, surpassing the previous 18 ships. Workers endured long hours and fatigue to achieve the pace, while yard officials note this pace won’t continue. The yard plans a Victory model freighter next month.

Portland Ore Oregon Shipbuilding Corp Columbia River Les Voshell Maritime Commission

Lumberman Vern Streeter Sets Pulpwood Record Challenge

Paul Bunyan lore aside, Vern Streeter of Race Michigan chops fifty trees daily and yields 309 sticks of pulpwood after a ten hour shift. Boss Ernie Priest claims the 309 stick tally as a potential lake states record and invites rival cutters from pulpwood camps veneer yards and lumber mills to compete. Also noted areyoung picker George Rupp a Frumly sixteen year old who averages one hundred sticks daily and a brief nod to early talkies in Hollywood.

Paul Streeter Ernie Priest Lake States Annd George Rupp Frumly, Mich

Jack Benny Returns From Army Camp Tour

Comedian Jack Benny arrives in New York after a 10 week air tour of American army camps in Italy Africa and the Middle East. He jokes that newer motion pictures have not yet been sent to the fighting men noting Iran's films and Francis X Bushman’s popularity. Delaware is called the Diamond State.

New York Jack Benny Italy Africa Middle East Iran Shirley Emple Francis X. Bushman

Truth May Be Stranger Than Fiction

A World War One era Dehaviland biplane piloted by Forgan Smith dives low over trees at 5 000 feet as Lt Col Robert Craig anticipates a crash. The crew survives with minor scratches and continues reading a magazine story while a wartime war bond appeal and bird census figures close the item.

New Guinea Forgan Smith Dehaviland Robert Craig Cranford Smitty Pde Craig Smith

Merchant Marine aid drives wartime relief in High Point

Horace Haworth reports that united Seamen's Service, funded by the national war fund, expands to aid merchant mariners with facilities in Tunis and Bizerte and plans to move into Hamburg Genoa Naples and other ports. The drive aims for 107200 and anticipates 200000 officers and men by year end to combat convoy fatigue.

Tunis Bizerte United Seamen’‘S Service Sicily Horace S$. Haworth Local Chest United Seamen's Service National War Relief High Point United War Chest Douglas Falconer United Seamen’s Service National War Fund Hamburg Bremen Cherbourg le Havre Naples Genoa Taranto Constanza Athens Java Sumatra Singapore Saigon Hong Kong Shanghai

Bantam Hens Hatch Turkey Eggs in Upsetting Nest

A Seattle youth notes A J Browning's bantam hens hatched five turkey eggs last spring. The newborns crowd the bantams as they try to huddle under their wings, with the poults so large they topple the tiny mothers. The bantam rooster, in contrast, crowing with pride.

Seattle A. J. Browning

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