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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1944

Page

3

Warns That Unemployment Will Be Rife After The War

Washington April 13 news column outlines six main points for extending unemployment aid after peace. Proposals include national minimum benefit, extended weeks, broader worker coverage, work incentive checks, and funding parallels to war mobilization. Figures show rising unemployment benefits recipients from 60k to over 103k weekly.

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Hungry Spaniard Hands Out $100 Tips To Waiters

Mystery tipper known as The Hungry Spaniard visited several New York eateries on April 13 giving outsized tips. He first tipped $100 on Eddie Davis’s Third Ave lunch wagon after a full meal then left a large tip at a chain restaurant and later paid for a sandwich and drink while keeping the change. Also noted are remarks by Massachusetts official Chester Skibinski on names ending with ski and a report of increased meat, a Yunnan blood bank, and unrationed meat added to the 1943 supply.

New York Eddie Davis Third Avenue Eddie

Thought dead returns home in Clifton New Jersey

Grief over missing in action four months ago after a Flying Fortress raid over Germany turned to astonished joy in Clifton New Jersey at the home of Mr and Mrs Visalli as Staff Sgt Frank Visalli appeared in person to tell the family the war story will continue until its end. Cooper Union in New York City was noted as a seven structure believed to be the highest in 1859.

Alli Visalli Department Germany Cooper Union New York City

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