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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1941
Page
5
A fragment notes American equipment used on government arms in Manchuria. The terse item references a mouse as a man made object tied to U.S. military materiel involved in Far East arms operations.
The article reports Lt. Gen. Leslie J. McNair detailing a shift to rigorous, realistic training for all soldiers, aiming to surpass World War I standards. He notes the need for thorough prep, anti tank unit integration, and reorganization of armored divisions to form independent fighting teams with improvements planned for the new 28 ton medium tank.
Chicago market report Dec 1-4 shows butter receipts at 320,018 easy creamery score 93 and 92 with various lots and percentages. eggs receipts 5,615 weak fresh graded extra firsts. local car and cure rent receipts listed with multiple numbers and dirties checks.
Daylight saving patterns show clocks set 30 minutes ahead in New Zealand and only 20 minutes ahead on Africa’s Gold Coast, indicating inconsistent implementation across regions. The note highlights differing regional practices in adjusting time for daylight saving.
City of High Point announces optional redemption of multiple bond series dated May 1, 1938 including Street Improvement Refunding Bonds, Water and Sewer Refunding Bonds, School Refunding Bonds, Building and General Refunding Bonds. Redemption date January 1, 1942 for listed bonds at principal office 1 Wall Street New York. Bondholders must present registered bonds with coupons for interest through redemption date.
A compact listing of crossword style clues with numbers and partial answers across horizontal and vertical entries. The clues mix languages and abbreviations such as musical notes and syllables, with references to regions, measurements, and descriptors.
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