Japanese Aircraft Output Seen At 1200 Monthly
Washington estimates from high quarters indicate Japanese factories are producing 1200 or more aircraft monthly, with a shift toward defensive types. In January and early February Allied air forces destroyed 519 enemy planes in the Pacific, including 111 on the ground, while Japan’s losses rose sharply across the South Pacific, Marshalls, Burma-India, and China. The Navy’s mobility in the Pacific and the “flying circuses” tactic show Japan is hampered by long distances and supply strains despite high production.
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SSS Tonic Promises Health Boost For Digestive Joints
An advertisement claims SSS Tonic improves digestion and blood strength by increasing gastric juices and red blood cell production. It asserts many users report feeling better and cites scientific research, noting availability at drug stores in 10 and 20 oz sizes from S.S.S. Co.
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America
Tooth paste or powder which is better for teeth
Health column answers common questions on dental care. It discusses toothpaste versus powder, making homemade tooth powder from salt and baking soda, chewing gum effects, primary teeth, X rays for children, and when to start brushing. It stresses individual preference and professional guidance.
Underwriters to Meet at High Point Luncheon
The High Point Life Underwriters Association will hold its regular luncheon on Thursday February 24 with guest speakers from the national underwriters association of New York. The session was postponed from February 10.
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High Point Life Underwriters Association
National Underwriters of
New York
German People Warned To Put Forth Effort
London reports German high command warns civilians to boost wartime effort or face energetic counter-measures. Lt Gen Kurt Dietmar urges mobilization of all reserves, noting the home front must support frontline forces and avoid a burdensome rear.
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High Command
Berlin
Ministry of Information
Hargrove Premiere Set for Charlotte February 19
See Here Private Hargrove debuts in Charlotte with Sgt Marion Hargrove of New York and Yank on the Army weekly staff. The film tells of a small town boy rising to national writing fame, initially a Charlotte News staff member before enlistment.
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Hargrove
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Marion Hargrove
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Yank
Army
The
Charlotte News
Hialeah Juvenile Stakes Looms in Winter Racing Scene
In Miami on February 9 season previews unfold as Hialeah Park's nursery division begins workouts. Pamela C., daughter of Stimulus by Camelot, seeks supremacy in three furlongs, while Ti ger Call and Pettie S. chase perfect records. The meeting climax arrives March 4 with the $65,000 Hialeah Juvenile Stakes for two year olds born this year.
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Louisiana Farm
Pamela C
Stimulus
Camelot
Tiger Call
Bieber
Pertie S
Lace
Thanksgiving
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Tiger
Seminar on New World Order in Thomasville Church
Thomasville district of the Methodist church hosts a New World Order seminar at Main Street Methodist church on Thursday. Speakers include C. F. Carroll High Point schools superintendent Miss Bain Johnson Thomasville faculty member M. T. Lambeth Thomasville schools superintendent R. L. Pope local banker and churchman and Rev. W. A. Rollins of Lexington.
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New World Order
Methodist Church
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C. F. Carroll
High Point
The Brighter Side by Damon Runyon
A humorous Runyon column describes a quirky gambler nicknamed Seldom and his race-predicting prowess. A masked stick up disrupts his weathered bets, then the narrator pivots to a Stanford inquiry about wartime predictions and presidential fate in 1944.
Army Units Split Between Saudi Duties and Overseas Stations
About 175 U.S. Army personnel are deployed in Saudi Arabia and in other overseas postings. The distribution reflects a broader U.S. military presence in the region and allied operations during the period.
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U. S. Army
Foreign-owned assets in the United States total about 13 billion
The report states that assets owned by foreign entities inside the United States amount to approximately 13 billion dollars. The figure outlines the scale of foreign-held property and investments within the U.S. economy.
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United States
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