Patton praised amid mixed views on temper and tactics
The piece notes General Patton's rising reputation after notable war successes while recalling earlier criticism of his temper and a London speech. It contrasts admiration with critique, calling him a genius and a controversial figure as American morale shifts. It also includes a short, unrelated science aside on oyster larvae and their development.
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Oyster shucking via starfish method gains bizarre fame
A starred laboratory tale reveals a starfish aided oyster opener with carbonated water and narcotics, a claim by Dr. Prytherch and Dr. Koehring. The piece also notes North Carolina governors teaching Sunday school and wartime editorials, blending science, politics, and intrigue.
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Appreciation and progress notes cited for local efforts
Local leaders commend the Junior Chamber of Commerce for directing the infantile paralysis fund to the emergency hospital in Hickory. Credit given to J. B. Black for chairs and furniture for children. Airmail service praised as a major improvement linking High Point with major hubs including Atlanta and New York.
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High Point
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Voices On Local Matters And War Efforts
A collection of quotes from residents and officials discussing closing of a public board, Willowbrook bridge funding, OPA work days, possible early school opening amid polio fears, a five mile hike with ammunition, Navy recruitment advice from Lt Mil ton Zeitchick, WAC recruitment success in High Point, and a deputy sheriff hoping for a trip to Germany.
War Demobilization Pace and Labor Board Quirk Catch Postwar Mood
Washington observers fretting over a slow postwar demobilization say tens of thousands may leave service each month, with Navy limits worse and industry slow to reconvert. The War Labor Board faces ire for a Firestone vacation pay ruling awarding benefits to employees discharged for dishonesty, prompting criticism of perceived union favoritism in wartime labor policy.
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Murray plan to hand postwar air policy to a commission
Paul Mallon reports on a proposed Murray resolution moving postwar air policy from a Senate sub committee to a president funded commission. The panel would include four executives and six air industry figures with only one Senator and one Representative. Critics doubt the measure will pass.
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Despotism and Money as Tools of Power Across History
The author warns that politicians exploit money to win popularity, then erase value and spark unrest. It argues despotism rose in autocratic rulers, cites Peter the Great and Frederick the Great, and contends England and the United States resisted despotism as citizens favored self-reliance.
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George Sokolsky on postwar jobs and self reliance
The article argues that America must create private sector jobs for returning soldiers rather than rely on government relief. It contrasts Kilgore and Browder proposals with Bernard Baruch and John Hancock’s plans, condemning permanent dependence and urging politicians to foster real work and opportunities. It warns that failure to do so will fuel discontent and political backlash.
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Broadway Celebrities Span Romance Rumors and Productions
Hollywood gossip covers Lana Turner with Turhan Bay, Philip Abn and Willa Kim, Ann Shirley and Marsha Hunt, Mickey Rooney medical discharge, Peggy Ryan and Maxie Rosenbloom, Garbo's first post accident outing. Morosco biography praised, plus plots of Paramount, Ziegfeld Theatre deals, and a wave of socialite matchmaking and agency moves.
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Turhan Bay
Philip Abn
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Willa Kim
Lois Collier
South Carolina
Mickey Rooney
Ann Shirley
Marsha Hunt
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Walter Benson
Tommy Dorsey
Marie Osborne
Deanna Durbin
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