Wine and beer industries push for self regulation
The article argues that both wine and beer industries act in self interest to curb prohibition. North Carolina led a “clean up” campaign for beer, aided by the brewers but locally driven, while wine dealers later backed a statewide, uniform control to limit sale hours and remove wine from small shops. It notes conditions have improved due to these efforts and warns readers about street scams and hitchhiking tricks.
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War time Rural Teacher Shortage Warned
The Associated Press notes a growing war time rural teacher shortage. It argues the shortage could worsen next year unless the Legislature acts to raise rural pay. It notes most rural teachers have eight months work yearly and potential summer opportunities elsewhere tempt departure.
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Associated Press
Hitch-Hiking Columnists Disagree on Modern Ease
Two columnists Henry McLemore and F A Bivins clash over hitchhiking in the gas and rubber lean era. One recalls wartime drivers befriending pedestrians, while the other notes drivers reflexively kick at unwary fatties. The piece offers tips for weight-conscious hitchhikers to avoid scorn and attract attention.
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F. A. Bivins
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Ads vs Gasoline Warns on 1944 North Carolina elections
Greensboro Daily News remarks that continued restrictions on rubber and gasoline may shift political power toward those who can buy ads. The piece muses on fewer personal appearances at events and questions if a candidate with a steady message could win more votes than a flamboyant campaign.
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Greensboro Daily News
North Carolina
Cket
Community views on wartime food rationing in High Point
Citizens and store managers in High Point express mixed reactions to upcoming food rationing. They note no major run on canned goods, supporting rationing to aid soldiers, while others doubt the plan’s fairness yet accept it. Local residents emphasize cooperation and willingness to sacrifice for service members.
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High Point
Six Million More Workers Needed Says Burton Heath
Burton Heath argues for six million more workers in 1943 to meet war production needs. He notes voluntary sacrifice may suffice if universal legislation is avoided, and urges prompt action rather than delaying until tomorrow. Savings from renegotiated War Department contracts reach toward a billion dollars as efficiency aids mass production. General MacArthur’s successes in New Guinea reinforce confidence in U.S. leadership.
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War Department
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New Guinea
Bataan
November Driest Month Notes Cables and Rail Plans
Paragraphs mention November as typically the driest month. German researchers developed aluminum cables to cut foreign copper use. Japan restabilized traffic on the Hwεinan Railway in North China and intends to move 4000 tons of coal daily. The Brazilian President awarded the Romanian Minister to Brazil the Grand Cross of the Order of the Southern.
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Winchell on Broadway A Slam Bid for Peace
Ely Culbertson argues Germany will collapse by 1943 with a psychological defeat. He predicts a rapid German surrender by 1944 at latest, detailing mass psychology, civilian fear, and heroic versus cowardly elements influencing collapse. He discusses a concrete peace blueprint and notes Walter Winchell’s tour with替 contributors stepping in.
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Germany
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