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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1944
Page
8
Dr. Logan Clendening weighs the impact of wartime noise on children and adults. He cites air raid trauma, near deafness in soldiers, and the challenge of easing nervous sensitivity while condemning noisy behavior. He outlines city noise codes and practical bans on horns, radios, and construction hours.
Report from London says Sir Alexander Cadogan pushes for an early security structure at Dumbarton Oaks to bridge the European War end and a formal league. British, Americans, and Soviet hopes favor a phased approach with a later full United Nations conference likely by late 1945.
Public notices announce multiple commissioner sales in High Point Municipal Court Guilford County for property on Ward Street Johnston Street and Lefttin and Wall Streets. Foreclosure of street assessments will proceed at 1100 o'clock A M September 25 1944 at City Hall front door with parcels described in Wrightenberry plat and Sub-Division of E D Turter Property.
An American citizen, Jack M. Demetris, was sworn in while serving abroad in Australia. He notes the long wait for U.S. citizenship. The item also mentions ambergris as a costly perfume ingredient and a lobster’s four to five year maturation.
Senate analysis by Lee B. Weathers explains five proposed changes to North Carolina's constitution. Changes cover council of state membership, notary public eligibility, state board of education reform, lieutenant governor pay, and private spousal examination for homestead conveyances.
Albany reports that news of Paris liberation lifts GOP spirits as November elections near. Dewey supporters see potential gain if Germany falls. Democrats warn peace issues may outlast the war and benefit Roosevelt.
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