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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1944

Page

12

Chicago Cubs Acquire Controlling Interest in Tulsa Club

The Tulsa World reports the Chicago Cubs obtained a controlling stake in the Tulsa baseball club of the Texas League, which has closed for the duration. The stock was bought from Don Stewart, president of the Los Angeles club.

Tulsa Okla Tulsa World Chicago Cubs Tulsa Baseball Club Don Stewart Los Angeles World

California Faces Record Football Turnout at Berkeley

BERKELEY Calif July 6 There were 123 men including 11 veterans out for football practice at the University of California yesterday It was the school's biggest grid turnout in years and signals active preparations for the season ahead.

Berkeley Calif University of California

Two Seattle Pitchers Age Sum Reaches 88 in 8-4 Win

Portland reports Seattle pitchers Byron Speece aged 45 and Sylvester Johnson described as a youthful 43 or 45 shared the mound in an 8-4 Pacific Coast League victory. The game occurred last night in Portland.

Portland Ore Seattle Byron Speece Sylvester Johnson

Woman 65 Earns High School Diploma in Chicago

Mrs Chanie Durham aged 65 from Chicago completed high school after her eight children finished school and four earned college degrees. She plans to continue studies in college.

Chicago Chanie Durham

Dinner Roasting Free Time Promised in Wilson’s Weekly

The column suggests a hands off approach to dinner with meat placed in the oven and the cook left to finish unattended, promising leisure time for the reader while the roast cooks. It hints at homemaking ease and a relaxed domestic routine.

Cushion-style Pork Shoulder Roast Guide

Instructions for boning a Boston Butt and sewing two sides to form a cavity, stuffing with light fluffy BV bread stuffing, seasoning inside and out with salt and pepper, then roasting at 350 F for 35 to 40 minutes per pound. If a curved needle is unavailable, use skewers and cord to lace the meat, then roast on a rack in a shallow pan.

Stuffing Flavored with Wilson’s B V and Sunday Dinner Menu

A dated advertisement style note promotes using Wilson's B V to enrich bread stuffing and outlines a Sunday dinner plan with pork roast, apple juice, browned potatoes, peas, garden greens, and a berry cobbler. It also details a fruit dessert bake recipe and mentions a radio show time change for Change in Time.

Wilson E.W.T C.W.T

OPA Sets Used Car Ceilings Ahead of Monday Start

Government controls go into effect July 10, setting price ceilings on used cars based on January 1942 levels. Two price paths exist: an as is price with no guarantees and a warranty price for dealers offering a 30 day or 1,000 mile guarantee. Dealers may add accessory charges within set limits and face penalties for violations.

Washington OPA

West Coast battles weigh in 1944 race

The piece analyzes how coastal states from California to New Hampshire shape the 1944 presidential contest. It notes Dewey Bricker's ticket, Roosevelt's need to win West and New England, unionist influence in key states, and shifts in mining and finance sectors impacting support and mobilization ahead of the election.

Ray Tucker Dewey Chicago California Oregon Washington Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire Yankeeland Roosevelt Pennsylvania Ohio Dewey-Bricker L. Lewis Cene United Mine Workers G.O.P Wendell Willkie White House Mr. Dewey Mr. Bricker

Private banking pools to ease postwar loans for veterans

A proposed plan from a special American Bankers Association committee envisions nation state county city and local credit pools with 15000 banks participating. Demobilized veterans and small employers would apply through their banks and may be rerouted to other pools if a loan is not initially approved.

American Bankers Association

Pensacola Hosts Three National Tennis Stars at Navy Center

Pensacola, Florida. Three nationally known tennis players join the Pensacola naval air training center net squad: Lt. Joe Hunt 1943 national singles champion Lt. (jg) Ted Schroeder former co holder of the national doubles title and Lt. Bruce Barnes former national professional singles champion. In eastern Ohio a 35 cubic yard shovel begins uncovering coal seams and permits mining one million tons of bituminous coal in 1944.

Pensacola Fla Pensacola Naval Air Training Center Joe Hunt Ted Schroeder Bruce Barnes Ohio

Roosevelt Signs U L Law Boosting VA Home Loans Boom

The new government aid by Roosevelt guarantees fifty percent of a loan for buying a home farm or business up to two thousand dollars. Real estate men anticipate the largest boom ever in their field as the Department Export-Import Bank and others finance a wide range of borrowers including Indians on reservations and earthquake victims.

Export-Import Bank U. L Roosevelt Veterans Administration

Local Baseball Scores Across Leagues

International League Rochester defeats Montreal 6 to 4 and Newark edges Jersey City 2 to 0 while Syracuse at Baltimore is postponed. American Association St Paul dominates Minneapolis 13 to 0. Southern Association Birmingham routs Mobile 14 to 2.

Rochester Montreal Newark Jersey City Syracuse

Veterans Hospital Discharge Jobs Recovery Rate Noted

Only a quarter of World War II veterans discharged through hospitals from May 1, 1940, to the present have been returned to the jobs they held before entering the services. The statistic highlights postwar employment challenges among veterans.

Imposing Mont St Michael Monastery Stands by Normandy Coast

An imposing sight on the Normandy coast is Mont St Michael, a great monastery built in the Middle Ages on a low rock rising from the sea off the coast.

Normandy France Mont St

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