Western resentment over wartime resource controls and Ottawa talks
The piece argues that Western lawmakers fault Washington for blocking dam and mineral projects while enabling aluminum interests. It notes secrecy around Ottawa negotiations, fears of foreign handouts, and cites Rommel counter moves and Allied air successes against Axis supply lines. It also covers Mexico's shift on profits from subsoil rights and postwar energy plans.
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Repatriated Wounded Arrive in Cairo From Alexandria
More than 300 repatriated wounded and protected persons arrived by train from Alexandria to Cairo. They limped to ambulances and trucks, receiving tea and sandwiches as crowds watched. Among them was Alan R. Stuyvesant of the American Field Service, captured trying to run an ambulance convoy into Bir Hacheim near El Alamein, later exchanged at Smyrna for wounded Italian and German soldiers.
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Global Cotton Planting and Harvest Around the Clock
Scientists note cotton is planted and picked somewhere daily worldwide. Porpoises possess about 256 teeth, illustrating marine mammal dental variation.
Transgression to Departure in a Domestic Bird Word Puzzle
A puzzle page listing horizontal and vertical clues for a word fill game. Readers solve for terms such as wheat, Verily, and measures of duration, with items referencing birds, limbs, and common words.
Diptheria Clinic Opens for Indigent Children in City
Local notice reports a 4 PM Monday diphtheria toxoid clinic at Emma Blair School for children of parents unable to pay for vaccination. It is the city’s first such clinic. A separate item notes the ninth district Patriotic Order Sons of America held a quarterly convention, with remarks from Dr. C. S. Grayson and speakers Harvey H. Koontz and Fred Sink.
Voters Skip Municipal Primary In High Point
For the first time since the primary law, older residents say High Point will hold no municipal primary tomorrow as the city administration faces no opposition. The council members include Mayor John W. Hedrick and Dr.
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John W. Hedrick
Survey Sought on Wilson County Storm Damage
Wilson County Red Cross officials were asked by national headquarters to survey storm damage in the area over the last several days and report needed rehabilitation. Tobacco barns pack houses and small structures were blown down across a wide rural area by high winds with rain hail and lightning.
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Oil industry taxed by 118 levies in the United States
The article notes that the oil sector faces 118 separate taxes in the United States, highlighting the heavy fiscal burden on energy producers. It adds an aside that the Eiffel Tower reportedly expands up to 11 inches in very hot weather.
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United States
Eiffel Tower
Quiet Night For Britain As Air War Eases
The air war over Europe quieted with RAF activity limited to mine laying. Two British aircraft were missing on the mine mission. Earlier raids targeted railways and ships in France Belgium and the Netherlands while British forces damaged an Eboat and an armed trawler off Holland. Gardner Webb College Named Beneficiary Of $100000 Life Policy Former Gov O Max Gardner set up the policy benefiting Gardner-Webb. E Y Webb chairs the trustees.
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Missing in action sailor Blalock named in Salisbury note
Hugh Blalock 21 year old gunner's mate second class U S N is missing in action. Parents Mr and Mrs C Jack Blalock of Salisbury have been advised by the navy department.
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War Time Burns Core Care Tips and Home Treatments
Wartime health guide explains superficial burns reddened and painful from sun or hot liquids, and deep burns from chemicals or flame. It prescribes cleaning, dressings, puncturing blisters with sterile tools, iodine, and pain relief. seek professional care for deep or extensive burns.
Gardener withdraws from North Carolina Senate race
Max Gardner withdraws from the 1944 U S Senate race leaving no announced opponent to Senator Reynolds. Clyde R Hoey former governor may enter. W Kerr Scott declines to commit while Major L P McLendon says Gardner's action prompts reconsideration amid health rumors.
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Clyde R. Hoey
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Doctor Removes Oil Mockup and Uses Sterile Gauze
The passage notes that if the oil is clean little infection can occur beneath it, but sterile gauze is generally more satisfactory for dressing. It emphasizes the need for removal by a doctor when necessary.
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