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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1944
Page
2
A lingering dispute over revenue and veto authority roils Senate and White House. Alben Barkley and James Byrnes defend F D R against tax complexities, while Vinson and Vinson abet the administration’s stance. Allies fear fallout from the conflict as RAF and US air raids loom.
Washington February 29. Senate conferees propose a federal ballot for armed forces to be used only with state approval while House members insist on keeping federal hands off this year's service voting. Rep Rankin leads states rights opposition. a 1942 federal law may stand if no agreement is reached.
Fremont county ranch girl Mildred Langford aged 16 tracked and killed a large mountain lion in Colorado. She fired a headshot single shot to end the beast and now seeks its mate.
Dr. answers reader questions on rheumatic fever causes and Fowler's solution. Discusses germ, transmission via tonsils, seasonal and geographic patterns, poverty link, two forms and acute treatment, and heart complications with early detection and rest.
In White Plains New York February 29 an attorney asked for a state supreme court case adjournment so he could drive to the juror who said he would also like to make the trip. The judge postponed the case.
Seaman George W. Rager recalled vivid memories of Japan from his wartime service. He and fellow submarine crew members said their last patrol brought them close to Nippon shores, with the Land of the Rising Sun visible to the naked eye.
A Helsinki based view notes Finns may choose peace or continued war, while Russian air raids spark concern. Finns reportedly fear Russian entry and favor talks on economy and territorial terms but refuse any Russian crossing of the border. A London broadcast and Moscow reports indicate a Finnish armistice discussion is expected.
Naval air transport service mechanics will study a 16 week aircraft mechanical course at United Airlines flight training center in Oakland California under a new war aid program announced by United President W A Patterson. Enlisted men from several naval air transport squadrons will enroll in the program.
The Bennett College dramatic will be presented here Thursday March 9 in three one act plays by Pi players. Ford Memorial Methodists sponsor them here. Tickets available from church members. Mrs Keeble wins day prize. Mrs Cornelia Keeble 821 Fairview won for a meatless Lent recipe in Woman's magazine contest.
The guide lists a CBS NBC broadcast lineup with Quincy Howe, Volney Howard, Lowell Thomas, Henry Taylor, and Fred Waring among others. It includes news, commentaries, dramas, music, serials, and the late-night content lineup across stations with times from evening through late night.
A M E Zion Church holds cantata rehearsal tonight at 8 p m with C E Simmon, chorister of the First Baptist Church choir, calling rehearsal. C E Simmon will lead another cantata rehearsal Wednesday night at 9 p m at the First Baptist Church. Raleigh NC Feb 29 news notes report D S Coltrane cites failures of feed manufacturers to meet protein guarantees in cottonseed meal. meeting to address issue to be held tomorrow.
In a crowded Democratic runoff, 67 year old Covington attorney Lewis L. Morgan and Shreveport official James H. Davis led late campaign pushes for the governorship and four other state offices. Farther Long’s brother Huey P. Long’s legacy looms as a lieutenant governor candidate faces Exile Verret.
A cryptic fragment notes two possible effects: vapors providing comfort to a sore throat and a scent delivered at a rubbing spot to aid circulation. The text mentions a price of 35c and references pest-related concerns.
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