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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1943

Page

3

President Roosevelt faces coal strike with new plan

The article details how President Roosevelt would respond if John L. Lewis calls a coal strike. The plan includes appealing to miners' loyalty, deploying troops to protect workers and families, and ensuring freedom to toil while preventing thugs at shafts. It notes miners would follow the White House stance in a showdown.

Roosevelt John L. Lewis John L F.D.R Lewis White House United States United Mine Workers U.M.W New York Axis Greece Salonika Davalla Epirus

Russian Easter Overture and Lena Horne on Victor set

Rimsky Korsakov's Russian Easter Overture conducted by Stokowski with the NBC Symphony Orchestra is highlighted as timely seasonal music. Lena Horne promotes a new theory on song execution linking body movement to vocal delivery amid Victor releases. Beethoven Emperor Concerto features Schnabel and another artist as Victor Feature Set for April.

Rimsky - Korsakov Leopold Stowowski NBC Symphony Orchestra Victor Rimsky Korsakov Russia Rimsky- Korakov God Anne Stokowski Lena Horne Hollywood Lena Peature Beethoven Vienna Cal Pear Concerto Arthur Schnabel England

Schnabel Records Beethoven Fifth Concerto with Chicago

Artur Schnabel in his second Victor U S release performs Beethoven Emperor Concerto No. 5 in E flat Op. 73 with conductor Dr. Frederick Stock leading the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The album DM-939 highlights Schnabel's tonal sensibility and nobility of interpretation.

Beethoven Victor United States Schnabel Frederick Stock Chicago Symphony Orchestra Artur Schnabel

Ickes forecasts new oil flow from North pipeline

Petroleum Administrator Harold L. Ickes predicted a new eastern oil flow within ten days as the Plantation Pipe Line extension from Greensboro to Richmond goes into service. Initial deliveries expected around 15,000 barrels daily, rising to 30,000 with additional pump stations in Roxboro, Clarksville, and Blackstone.

Washington Texas Virginia Harold L. Ickes Plantation Pi Greensboro N. C Richmond Ickes Roxboro Clarksville Blackstone

Congress to Probe OPA Public Policy Ties

The Office of Price Administration faces a double inquiry as Administrator Prentiss Brown seeks better public relations. He authorized deputy Lou Maxon to review actions affecting OPA public relations. House Small Business Chairman Patman ordered an immediate probe into OPA powers and alleged noncompliance with the emergency price control act.

Washington Office of Price Administration Prentiss Brown Brown Lou Maxon Patman D-Tex House Committee On On Small Business Congress

Retail groups push inquiry into act compliance issues

A Texas inquiry into act compliance was ordered following a petition from 19 national retail distribution organizations representing about 50 000 retail merchants. The Texan noted the issue has caused much trouble for retailers.

Ers The Texan

Greenland hare hops on hind legs with long leaps

The Greenland hare travels on its hind legs like a kangaroo. It hops about 100 yards at a time, jumping six to eight feet per bound, showing notable hopping ability.

Greenland

Fear Triggers Uphill Flight in Wild Run

Described behavior shows a subject fleeing uphill rather than downhill when frightened, indicating a bias toward ascending terrain under stress. The report notes the odd pattern and possible implications for safety and behavior analysis.

Camel Burden and Travel Distances in Global Letter

A note from England to G Peel-Gates in Hollywood describes riding camels covering about 150 miles daily and baggage camels bearing over 1000 ponies. The letter, written for a world tour, arrived late but reached him in Capetown, South Africa.

England G. Peel- Gates Hollywood California Capetown South Africa

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