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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1940

Page

3

Near Eastern Offensive Talks Spark U S Defense View

Washington dispatch notes Anglo French and Turkish forces massed in the Near East with 200 000 to 250 000 troops and Turkish reports of up to 500 000. Soviet and Allied plans could target Baku oil fields while Finland battle strains Russian logistics. Observers discount near term offensive but monitor Caucasus oil targets and Dardanelles naval moves.

Lloyd Lehreas Washington Near East Caucasus Turkey Russia Red Army Germany Baku Black Sea Dardanelles Finland Mosul Iraq Romania India Near Fast

Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief

An advertisement promotes Ru-Ex Compound as a cheap home remedy for rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. It instructs mixing Ru-Ex with water and lemon juice, dosing two tablespoons twice daily, and promises rapid improvement or money back. It notes Druggists and Mann Drug Stores carry the product.

Mann Drug

Cranium Crackers Copyright Laws Quiz 1910s Notes

A fragment on copyright knowledge tests true or false statements about notices before grants and the role of the Copyright Office, plus assertions about speeches and costs. It mentions Roosevelt’s travel in office to the Panama Canal Zone in 1996 and notes on photographic film use in labs.

U. S Department of Justice Theodore Roosevelt United States Panama Canal Zone Panama

Horton Addresses D A R at Farmville

Lieut. Gov. W. P. Horton of Pittsboro urged the Daughters of the American Revolution at Farmville to perpetuate American traditions and to consider measures to protect the United States from foreign aggression amid chaotic conditions abroad.

Farmville W. P. Horton Pittsboro Daughters of the American Revolution Benjamin May Chapter The Patriotic Organization Horton United States

Rattlesnakes emerge from dens in early sunning likely spring

In Rattlesnake Butte Colorado rancher Clint McClain reports rattlers have crawled from winter dens to bask on rocks suggesting an early warm spell or unusual behavior as winter ends.

Butte Colo Clint McClain

Reno Man Calls Fire Dept By Mistake

A Reno resident dialed 3131 to summon the fire department by mistake. Fire crews responded promptly, then received a second call from the same line apologizing that the first call was meant for a taxicab.

Reno Nev Fire Department

Dinner customs in 16th century England hinged on many dishes

A moderate 16th century English dinner typically featured about 32 dishes with 16 distinct meat courses, reflecting complex banqueting practices of the era.

England

Legionnaire's Baby First to Use Legion Incubator

Hobart W. Thompson Jr of Mystic attended ceremonies where Legion posts presented an incubator to a New London hospital. A few hours later his son Nathan was born and became the first baby to use the Legion gift, and both mother and child are doing well.

New London, Conn Hobart W. Thompson, Jr Mystic Legion New London Thompson Nathan

Senate Banking Committee Approves Fed Board Reappointments

The Senate Banking Committee unanimously approved President Roosevelt's reappointment of Marriner Eccles as chairman and Chester C. Davis to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors in Washington on February 8.

Washington Senate Banking Committee Roosevelt Marriner Eccles Chester C. Davis Federal Reserve Board of Governors

Cold nature in marriage ends in divorce in Chicago

In Chicago on February 8, Loretta C. Ruehl, 26, was granted a divorce after testifying that her husband required wearing his clothes and shoes to bed. She described winter habit of adding overcoats and mufflers to his attire in bed. Enniskillen has sold old German war trophies as scrap metal.

Chicago Loretta C. Ruehl Enniskillen Northern Ireland

Willis Smith Swing Affects North Carolina Campaign

Raleigh dispatch reports Willis Smith’s withdrawal reshaping North Carolina gubernatorial lines in Buncombe and prompting talk of backers aiding Allen J. Maxwell. Arch ie Gay plans a state Senate bid as Northampton’s influence loops into local races. The anti-diversion push by the Petroleum Industries Committee continues, with meetings statewide and no traction for diversion as a campaign issue.

Enterprise Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Henry Averill Raleigh Willis Smith Red Springs Robeson County North Carolina Willis Buncombe County Commissioner of Revenue Allen J. Maxwell North Carolina Petroleum Industries Committee S. Gilmer Sparger General Assembly

One Minute World Motion Facts From A Old News Feature

A rapid read of global activity shows America spending a dollar a minute on highways in Alaska while cottonseed is crushed in 600 plants and fats and oils are consumed at over 20 000 pounds each minute. International tourism and chemical imports fill the minute by minute economic snapshot.

Earth America Alaska Denmark Sweden Argentina South America

Papers Served On Columbia Against Parking Meters

Maxwell and Quinn Realty Company, Inc. filed a new court action in Columbia South Carolina seeking to permanently enjoin parking meter operation. Judge J Strom Thurmond signed a temporary restraining order directing Edgefield officials to show cause February 24 why the injunction should not be made permanent.

Columbia S. C Supreme Court J. Strom Thurmond Edgefield Maxwell and Quinn Realty Company, Inc

Neutral committee to report on Soviet bom neutral

Geneva reports that an international safety zone committee will send a group of experts to land and work with the Fi government on a neutral port for Soviet bombardments. The group will include Swiss representatives and aviation experts, but names are not public. Cold winter weather may reduce the cranking ability of the battery by about 50 percent or more.

Geneva International Geneva Or Safety Zone Neutra

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