High Point Community Responds To Soldier Housing Needs
In High Point, officials including Frank J. Sizemore urge residents to host soldiers arriving for a weekend visit, stressing hospitality as vital to those serving in the United States Army. J. Ryan notes raw material shortages could affect furniture production, while traffic chief Fred Snider cites the importance of traffic lights to manage city flows amid shortages. Hollywood ban remarks from Ron Heath touch on entertainment, and school head M. L. Patrick laments pupil losses to military service and better jobs.
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A Useful Life Calvin B. Terry Dies in Hamlet at 85
The Enterprise publisher R. B. Terry’s father L. R. Terry longtime local manufacturer died last night in Hamlet at age 85. He spoke of temperate living during a High Point trip and was described as a gentleman of the old Southern school. The community extends condolences to his family and friends.
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Greensboro
Governor Broughton Faces Dilemma Over Baldwin Case
A Duke Hospital murder case tests state policy as Governor Broughton weighs execution versus life imprisonment for John S. Baldwin of Columbus County. Psychiatrists describe Baldwin as paranoid schizophrenic and increasingly dangerous. Two more experts are to report, possibly shaping a possible shift in state practice on insane murderers.
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Columbus County
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Duke Hospital
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Fred Hanes
Duke
State Prison
Brongton
Milk Fund Appeals For Help To Feed Infants
Community appeal urges support for the Junior Service League Milk Fund to continue feeding underprivileged infants amid wartime financial strain. It notes the 12 year history of providing milk since 1939 and calls the public to aid in nourishing children alongside other wartime drives.
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Business Men Must Obey War Orders Or Face Consequences
An editorial urges steel makers, packers, gas station operators and beer retailers to follow wartime rules on price ceilings and rationing. It says some rear their self interest by evading regulations and profiteering, contrasting their actions with the sacrifices of service members and war fronts.
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Wake Island
Backward glance at 50 years of fashion and society
Walter Winchell On Broadway recounts Helene Reynolds era memories from 1890s New York and Newport society. He highlights vivid clips about Little Egypt at a Seeley party, Mrs. Bradley Martin’s lavish events, Sherry’s restaurant intrigues, and figures like Teddy Roosevelt, Barbara Hutton, and Booker T. Washington, noting fashion, manners, and social shifts across cities and eras.
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Enrollment Boom Swells North Carolina Colleges
State College Raleigh registrar W L Mayer reports 35,000 applications on file, up from 7,59 last year, with engineering leading gains as junior colleges see strong demand for scientific and technical programs. Chapel Hill unit strains housing as Navy preflight inflates needs. Legislature braces for uniformed legislators and shifting committee power amid big treasury surplus and new appropriations focus.
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Guilford College Meeting Promotes World Peace Plans
A world peace meeting is slated at Guilford College today. Central Friends Church services are canceled in observance. Local items note retirement of Charles Gueth after 40 years as a postal carrier, and various community updates including travels, political candidacies, highway contract awards, and notable deaths and events across North Carolina.
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High Point
Two Tall Smokestacks Among World’s Highest At 585 Feet
Brief items note Anaconda Montana boasts 585 foot smokestacks said to be the world’s tallest. Other entries credit Captain Hanson Grégory of Camden Maine with an idea about holes in doughnuts.
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Montana
Hanson Grégory
Camden, Me
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