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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1945
Page
8
The article contrasts childhood diabetes with adult forms, noting that children often suffer near-total destruction of insulin producing cells, requiring insulin therapy, while many middle aged diabetics can manage with diet alone. It explains ISLANDS OF LANGERHANS, emphasizes insulin's impact, and discusses treatment differences and common myths.
General Harmon and the Second Armored Division halted a German breakthrough near Celles on the Namur Dinant road after a rapid 100 mile march from Germany. Montgomery chided him through channels for the sudden engagement, then praised Harmon's counterattack that halted the Nazi thrust, earning compliments and a bottle of victory whisky.
RES LOANS CHARLOTTE Jan 24. The Charlotte loan agency of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation handles applications for business loans by World War II veterans under the GI Bill of Rights. Benjamin Franklin received an honorary A.M. degree from Harvard College in 1753.
A new Long Lines Department office of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company was announced in Atlanta. The office will supervise long lines activity across North and South Carolina Georgia Florida Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and most of Kentucky.
A reflective columnist ponders procrastination and time, notes the birth of Christ shaping years, recalls obituaries including B H Bradner, and describes a cinema outing. He muses on daily misses and finds solace in Lizette Reese's poem Tears while quoting Homer and David.
The Army will not draft men classified as 2-A (L) or 2-B (L) for limited service in war or war-supporting roles. Draft boards may reclassify under-30s after new exams, but officials say no broad return to limited service intake is planned. If a 2-A (L) or 2-B (L) man quits essential work without permission, he may be drafted for limited service.
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