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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1941

Page

7

National Whirliar and War Views Across U S News Tapes

A sweeping column blends military rumors of a British Isles aerial phase with New Deal judicial concerns. It compares invasion plans, court politics, and Roosevelts strategy while noting pacific war aims, Great Britain’s shipping challenges, and public utility corruption verdicts.

French donor gives 1500 to UNC tennis courts

Georges Levy, a retired Paris banker and journalist living in High Point, donated 1500 to improve UNC Chapel Hill tennis courts. Coach Renfield plans further fundraising to complete renovations while Levy praised the university and urged oncourt improvements for undefeated play.

Chapel Hill Georges Levy University of North Carolina John Renfield Georges Renfield Monsieur Levy Harris Everett Everett M. Levy Kentfield United States Alice Snow Barbee High Point America Paris Chapel AIDS Levy

Modern Etiquette and Chapel Hill Observations

Roberta Lee reviews etiquette basics and explains strict social timing for greetings and hosting. An American university visit recounts admiration for Chapel Hill, its trees, quiet study culture, and the contrast to movie depictions of college life.

Honolulu Cuba Miami California Chapel Hill England University of North Carolina Georges

Tallest Seattle skyscraper claimed in west

The 42 story L. C. Smith building in Seattle Washington is reported to be the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River.

L. C. Smith Seattle Wash Mississippi River

Home remedies for plaster nails eggs and castor oil

A reader asks how to fix nails in plaster walls and reapplies them after cleaning with steel wool. Another asks for substitutes for castor oil and is advised prune juice after overnight soaking and cooking. The guide notes preserving eggs by coating with lard and packing in bran for long-term storage.

Spain Aiding Axis in Americas Prompts State Dept Watch

The State Department sees growing evidence that Spanish Falangist activity in Latin America and the Philippines is intended to spread Nazi and Fascist propaganda. Officials say Falangist operatives may act as Axis propaganda agents through Spanish embassies and consulates, led by Ramon Serrano Suner.

Washington State Department Spain Philippines American Republics Ramon Serrano Suner Axis

Reminiscence of Kitty Fovle and Wyn Strafford in New York

A novel synopsis recalls Kitty Fovle, Wyn Strafford, and Mark Eisen as a social circle in Philadelphia and New York. Wyn assigns a typing job and takes Kitty on a ride, leading to the start of a long association during a spring marked by a pivotal event in Kitty’s life.

New Deal Roosevelt Jackson Hughes White House McReynolds Willkie C. J New York State Washington New York Kitty Fovle Wyn Strafford Philadelphia Mark Eisen West Side Kitty Wyn Pop Molly New Yorker The Philly Chicago Ledger Parry Berwyn Bill Cynwyd Wynn Coxey Narberth Stacevylea Bala Delphine Parry Bill Myrtle Monsieur Duval

Wyn Leaves Town As Heat Rises At Home

The narrator notes extreme heat in a small attic room while Wyn departs just before the heat spike. Myrtle and the narrator water the yard as Pop rests under the arbor with a palmleaf fan. A postcard from Wyn shows yachts and childhood memories mingle with ads enticing mountain getaways. Molly Scharf visits, described as grand.

Wyn Pop Myrtle Newport

Lady of the Ledger and the Philadelphia Plot

A memoir fragment recounts Molly and Wyn Strafford launching a Philadelphia magazine Parily in Sansom Street with Wyn’s father funding ten grand. The pair balance office work, drafting, and social calls while struggling with distribution and editor peers in a bustling city arc.

Molly Wyn Philadelphia New Yorker Philly Wyrn Strafford Vesimistifera Won Office of Sansom Street Gimbel's

New Oil Burner Standards Protect Buyers

Purchasers of oil burner equipment gain assurance from new National Bureau of Standards minimum standards CS75-39. Consumers secure certificates of approval showing manufacturer and installer compliance and one year of free service, with tests and approvals backed by industry and consumer bodies.

P. S. Atkinson Esso Standard Oil Company of New Jersey National Bureau of Standards U. S. Department of Commerce Atkinson

Look and Learn Quiz Answers

Seventeen years of patent protection before becoming public property. Twelve ribs on a typical human. George Washington gave the shortest inaugural address with 134 words. Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide. Lake Superior is the largest North American lake at about 400 miles long and 31 810 square miles in area.

North American George Washington Lake Superior

Lessons in English and word usage notes

A compact note set explains common wrong forms and pronunciations. It defines words like transient and provides spelling tips and examples. The item includes small tips on cleaning playing cards and a gasoline weight range.

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