Roosevelt veto fuels labor backlash over Smith Connally bill
In Washington by Ray Tucker, the piece analyzes labor leaders and Democrats murmuring over the Smith Connally veto. It notes miscommunications from the White House about approval, timing that kept lawmakers home, and missed votes that undermined broad support. It cites Senate and House delays, the Volstead parallel, and expected defections.
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Washington
Ray Tucker
Roosevelt
Congress
House
John W. McCormack
White House
C.so
A. F
L. Bigwigs
Senate
Capitol Hill
Volstead
Baltimore
Green-Murray
F.D.R
Woodrow Wilson
A.W.O.L
Wilsons Certified Smoked Bone In Ham for All Occasions
A promotional item extols Wilsons Certified Smoked Bone In Ham as versatile for slicing to thickness, noting bone in and boneless options. It highlights value at 10 points per pound, and offers recipe ideas such as pan frying with gravy, Bar-B-Q sauce, and a simple drippings vinegar mustard sugar glaze for four servings.
Puzzle Answers and History of Louis Glavis Drama
The piece recounts Louis Glavis and his role in the Pinchot Bal linger affair, detailing his rise and fall across Interior Department, Ickes, and Roosevelt eras. It notes his later postings and a shift to Rural Electrification Administration work, amid broader war context and political tensions.
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Louis Glavis
Gravis
Guggenheim Coal
Alaska
Ballinger
Wickersham
Harold L. Ickes
PWA
Hlindsan
Harold
Glavis
Ickes
Roosevelt
Louis
Rural Electrification Administration
St. Louis
Civil Service Exams Scheduled for July 1943 in High Point
Civil Service examinations for laborers at water and sewer plant, messengers, truck helpers and drivers, elevator operator, and statement carrier will be held the week July 5 to July 10 at 808 Security Bank Building. Examinations are oral with consideration of experience and character. applications must be filed with the Civil Service Commission beforehand. James B. Lovelace, Secretary High Point Civil Service.
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Security Bank
Civil Service Commission
James B. Lovelace
High Point Civil Service
Mystery illness hits 14 thousand workers in Danville plant
Doctors describe a neurosis with physical symptoms caused by prolonged strain among 14 000 textile workers in Danville Virginia. Within days 400 fell ill. 125 in three hours. Spurious tales of sabotage circulated while salt loss and poor eating habits were blamed. Recovery followed saline injections and improved diet.
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Victory Plant
Danville
Virginia
United States Public Health Service
Army Medical Corps
Harry Henderson
Detroit
Victor G. Heiser
National Association of Manufacturers
Global War Strains Shape Shelter Rules and Mexican Trade
The piece notes wartime shifts in shelter usage as bomb threats rise and long supply lines hinder building materials. It says Germans once built Rhine shelters but now warn against cellars near outer walls. It also reports Mexico’s mixed war impact with no attacks yet and rayon and rubber shortages limiting production, alongside limited cross‑border trade.
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Ruhr
Rhine
Berlin
New York Bank
Rio Grande
U. S. Rubber Reserve Corporation
Avila Camacho
United States
Mathews Enters Army Language Training at Indiana Univ
George W. Mathews son of Harvey W. Mathews of High Point North Carolina has been assigned to area language training at Indiana University Bloomington under the Army Specialized Training Program The program is active at about 150 colleges and universities and trains men for vital Army service Cadet Mathews is a Reynolds High School graduate and former Mars Hill Junior College student prior to enlistment
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Bloomington
Ind
George W. Mathews
Harvey W. Mathews
Sunset Drive
High Point
N. C
Indiana University
Army
Mathews
Reynolds High School
Winston-Salem
Mars Hill Junior College
Automobile Crash Injures New Bern Woman Critically
In New Bern a car accident left Mrs. Annabelle Taylor Lewis critically injured when the automobile she rode in was struck by an unknown vehicle. Police investigated the crash scene and questioned witnesses as reports noted significant damage and medical attention for the injured woman.
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New Bern
Annabelle Taylor Lewis
Paralyzed Woman Taken to Duke Hospital in Durham
A woman was paralyzed and taken to Duke Hospital in Durham yesterday after an incident described in fragmentary text. The report references an English worded note but lacks full context or details of the event.
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Duke Stal
Durham
Mrs. Jordan Leary Dies in New Bern Crash
Mrs. Jordan Leary, 40, was killed when the automobile she rode in overturned near New Bern. Her son William Leary was hospitalized for injuries. Australia has a used car shortage.
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New Bern
Jordan Leary
William Leary
Australia
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