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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1944
Page
5
A reminiscence blends Buffalo Bill in his wild west era with a lawman named Deputy Doe. The piece recounts arrests of Mormon elders, a religious freedom defense, and a promenade confrontation that ended the deputy’s career and romantic prospects.
Paris, liberated by Free French forces, ends four years of Nazi rule. The city, once built for fledgling normalcy, endured curfews, rationing, deportations, and underground resistance. Paris resumes life under Allied control as monuments and streets slowly return to activity.
Taxco is a highland Mexican mining town of about 4000 people designated a national monument where modern structures are banned and a single auto street leads to the plaza. It attracts Americans and other foreigners drawn by silver mines, historic churches, and a long tradition of trade and art.
Washington announces 2 500 000 copies of Your Rights and Your Benefits a Handy Guide for Veterans of the Armed Forces and Their Dependents distributed to aid returning veterans on mustering out pay employment rights vocational training unemployment benefits disability pensions back pay claims and related matters. Part of the Vecchio bridge foundation at Florence traces to the Roman Empire.
The Bureau of Advertising and American Teen Publishers Association urge industry to build public understanding in plant cities to ease peacetime use of wartime capacity. The 76 page report cites case studies from Campbell Soup, Union Oil, Baltimore & Ohio, and others, stressing newspapers as key to local outreach and trust.
Dr Victor Hoo Chinese delegate to the world security talks at Dumbarton Oaks said the Mikado should be left to the Japanese. He suggested that another emperor than Hirohito might be chosen in an interview.
The text urges careful plant city advertising to meet wartime needs and to sustain public understanding of industry beyond the war. It emphasizes the public should think and act intelligently about industry, making effective outreach essential now and in the postwar era.
It is estimated that over a million dollars annually is spent on remedies for piles. A druggist notes Peterson's Ointment soothes and cools. It relieves itching in minutes and costs 35c a box or 60c in a tube with applicator. Money back if not delighted.
A Greensboro News paragraphic recalls the WWI blackout in London and Berchtesgaden. It quotes a British official about lights going out over Europe and laments Hitler’s mind as a source of lasting darkness.
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