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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
12
Washington reports show concerns among political strategists over public disparagement of New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey. They fear a loss of momentum before November 7 if anti Dewey sentiment spreads among independents and Republicans. The piece notes Roosevelt’s wartime leadership and the need for strong home front management.
Warsaw analysis warns the Red Army may breach East Prussia and threaten the Reich. It notes terrain and fortified rail networks around East Prussia, Pomerania, and Silesia as key barriers, while comparing Allied and Axis defenses and past offensives like Stalingrad and El Alamein.
Advice urges using quick, flavorful dishes over long kitchen hours. Emphasizes smart preparation, avoiding strenuous labor in hot weather, and designing meals with minimal heat and effort.
A compact guide shows MOR sliced and mixed with lightly browned onion in bacon fat. It uses hot water and vinegar, boiled potatoes, and diced MOR to create a warm salad served on a platter with MOR slices. The piece highlights cooking MOR and potatoes ahead for convenience and notes MOR’s nutritious value.
A vivid note praises hot corn on the cob fresh from the garden. It highlights Clear Brook Butter seasoned with galt and pepper as a tasty accompaniment to the sal plate, stressing crispness and savor.
Analysts say even if Estonia Latvia Lithuania fall East Prussia with Konigs berg citadel might resist like Tobruk and Sevastopol. A besieged East Prussia would become a prison camp with German food self supplied. A Nazi navy may attempt a Dunkirk but escaping units would be shot down by Soviet and American air power.
In Dedham Massachusetts Buster the eight year old cat may receive only 40000 from the will of his late owner Rand instead of the 100000 previously reported. Trustee Rogerson says the cat and housekeeper bequests were combined and reduced to 40000. The housekeeper Marger Thomson may be the beneficiary of the windfall if changes hold.
London readers note that English children aged seven to 17 returning from four years in the United States greet fathers with hi ya pov and gum kisses. Expatriate families face wartime shortages and readjustment, including transport and dining limits, as mothers warn it may take a year to adapt.
In Rome Arthur Bollinger and his sons ran warehouses used to shield valuables for friends of Allied powers. They stored items near Vatican and in a monastery to protect them from bombing and Nazis. Correspondents reported near misses as Rome fell and bombings occurred.
Republican governors press for state led control in key policy areas as National Chairman Herbert Brownell Jr reports a unified tone. They move to finalize a six item slate amid talks with Dewey Bricker aides on campaign assignments and regional responsibilities.
East Boston pilot Lt. John F. Sherwin describes a B-24 attack on a Japanese freighter near Rabaul. After two bombs missed the ship, the crew attempted skip bombing at mast height. A Japanese depth charge exploded near the bomber as it pulled away, causing a local bucking but no loss.
In Italy Ford Voiland Jr nominated on the Republican ticket for state printer after an unsuccessful bid two years ago. He is serving with the Red Cross while abroad, with the nomination announced from Topeka Kansas.
Wallace Heberling a circus and vaudeville performer from Quincy is to fly solo in an airplane. At 59 he trains in 1944 after a long career that included a one legged barrel jump and handstands atop barrels and chairs. Heberling retired in 1915, then became a grocer and raised four children with his wife Marie. He began flying studies in 1942.
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