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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1943
Page
5
The piece weighs Roosevelt’s electoral prospects, labor backing, and rural support while outlining Republican strategies. It notes FDR’s anticipated 1944 win odds, New Deal backlash, and GOP plans on bureaucracy and taxes as they court Bricker and Saltonstall.
The article argues Italy may switch sides before spring, citing underground evidence and a reshuffled command, with Crown Prince Umberto opposed to the Nazis. It notes nine Italian divisions in Russia, sixteen in Southeast Europe and Africa, and fifty ready troops, plus fears Britain’s postwar influence and potential American involvement in rebuilding aviation and trade.
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An excerpt notes remarks by Under Secretary of Air Balfour about wartime routes used for military purposes and potential commercial value in peace time. It mentions Washington's stance, booster reactions, and a reference to early American yacht clubs such as the Knickerbocker Boat Club in New York City.
Major A Spiegelberg told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that under lend lease US forces in the United Kingdom have spent about 1,000,000 dollars on purchases from British sources since last June. He called this a drop in the bucket compared to the overall cost of maintaining an army and the reciprocal aid from Britain supports US forces in the UK. Spiegelberg testified as the committee considered extending the lend lease act for another year.
Major Frank K. Dawson urged North Carolina lawmakers to approve a $30,000 appropriation to house and equip Civil Air Patrol duties under the Rowe bill. He could not disclose base locations or plane counts due to confidentiality. Committee members voiced strong approval but took no action.
The Norwegian embassy hosted the world premiere of The Commandos Strike at Dawn in Washington w ith Ambassa dor Wilhelm Munthe de Morgenstierne arriving by bus amid ban on pleasure driving. Interior Secretary Ickes and wife rode public conveyance. photographers risked traffic gaps for the shot. Congress members were classified as essential war workers complicating housing and leasing new homes with private funds.
Greensboro College Day at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church announced. Dr Raymond Smith former director of religious education at Wesley Memorial and professor of religion at Greensboro College will preach. The college choir will sing and alumni in High Point and nearby areas are invited.
Recipe claims famous no sugar muffins using Kellogg s All Bran with crisp toasted shreds. Instructions mix shortening egg flour corn syrup salt milk soak Combine dry ingredients with wet then bake in greased muffin pans at 400 F for about 30 minutes yields eight large muffins or twelve small ones.
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