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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
7
Elsie Robinson argues unions are vital but patriotism and fair play remain sacred American values. She recalls sacrifices from Bunker Hill to Gettysburg and questions what future generations will give for the nation's common good amidst growing strikes.
The Women’s Bureau advises women to extend the life of girdles corsets and bras through frequent washings rest and air drying. Do not expose elastic sections to heat and avoid wringing or pulling. Save usable parts for repairs and ensure proper fit when purchasing new garments.
A critic laments millions of aging workers returning to work while praising true patriots who serve. He condemns those who strike for personal profit, warns that organized force can destroy democracy, and recalls a shared Revolutionary dream of freedom and equality.
In Tennessee's fourth district primary voters choose whether Albert Gore Jr. returns to Congress for a fourth term or joins the army as he had warned, opposing W. H. Turner who cites Gore's swearing in and shift to reserve status. Alvin York is noted as backing Turner. The seat was once held by Cordell Hull.
Report discusses canned fish stability when processed correctly, claiming items stay usable far beyond typical dates. Notes factors include sealing, heat treatment, and storage conditions, with caution about quality over time.
The term Toronto derives from an Indigenous language and is said to mean a place of meeting. The interpretation links the city’s name to gathering spaces and communal assemblies.
A mix of southern lawmakers forecast a quick European war end by October 1 while warning against over optimism. They urge continued full speed war production and caution that postwar legislation does not signal Axis defeat.
John W. Scott of Warrenton star pitcher for the New York Giants learns his son 2nd Lt. John Scott Jr was killed in an airplane crash Tuesday at Liberal Army Air Field Liberal Kansas. The note also mentions marble coloring from impurities.
Fragmentary note notes sales at drug stores in the Might Point area, with reference to Moons Cut and Weigreen dorm. The readable parts imply a halt or restriction affecting vendors in the vicinity.
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