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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1944

Page

7

U S Overseas Propaganda Expands Worldwide Via Radio and Pamphlets

A Central Press report details OWI efforts to spread American views through radio, pamphlets, and press outreach across occupied and neutral regions. It notes global outposts, budget plans, and extensive listening networks from Shanghai to Ireland, with emphasis on radio as a key tool.

Elmer Davis OWI Notre Dame Axis Germany Stockholm Sydney Europe America Navy OWL Raymond Clapper Switzerland Hungary Bern Ireland Irish Times United Nations United States Gray China Shanghai Japan OWI News Tokyo Grew Joseph C. Grew Roosevelt Congress

Foot soaks to ease swelling from eating heat soak and rinse

Instructions advise soaking feet in warm soapy water to relieve perspiration and swelling after meals, followed by a massage and a rinse with ice water to cool and tighten the skin.

Red Cross Cancels Winston Meeting Amid Polio Outbreak

A telegram from Francis P. Limerville regional director announces cancellation of the Red Cross home service institute in Winston-Salem due to polio. The notice covers Chapel Hill Winston-Salem Hickory Asheville Franklin and other meetings affecting multiple chapters. No future date is set.

Mina Wilson Red Cross Francis P. Limerville Atlanta Home Service Institute Winston- Salem State Health Department Home Service Institutes Chapel Hill Winston-Salem Hickory Asheville Franklin

Denton Couple Announce Vows in South Carolina

Miss Estella Josephine Davis and Dalton Cook married July 1 in Chesterfield South Carolina with Reverend Jack Horton officiating. The bride, a Denton native class of 1943, wore powder blue. groom is son of William Jake Davis and Jane Cook near Denton and will farm with his father.

Denton Estella Josephine Davis Dalton Cook Chesterfield S. C Jack Horton Cook William Jake Davis Near Thomasville Jane ’ Cook Near Den‘ton

Origin and Use of the Biscuit and Army Truck Design

The term biscuit is a French sword meaning twice cooked. The bread was baked a second time to expel moisture and increase keeping quality. Army motor trucks are built to climb 65 percent grades, slopes too steep for men to ascend on foot.

Hospitality Of Chicago Liked By Service Men Aboard Warship

Ensigns aboard a U S warship praised Chicago for service men hospitality. They highlighted the West Washington Street Service Men's Center as the best, noting dancers hosts and the generosity of civilians that funded meals and rides. Ensign Johnson and colleagues recalled acts of kindness from Chicago residents.

Chicago U. S INS Uncle Sam Navy United States West Washington Street Ensign J. Richard Johnson

Chicago Bus Generosity Shocks Passengers

Two elderly men in Chicago gave up their seats on a city bus after Abse and his wife boarded. They explained they travel on the buses daily and wanted to help younger riders, a gesture Abse had never seen in the United States before.

Chicago Abse States

Carney Free After Studying Law Behind Bars

Carney, who studied law while a prisoner at Attica, wins a long fight for freedom. He was sentenced to 15 to 20 years by Bronx County Court as a second offender and expects release in about two months. In 1931 a similar sentence as a first offender was given. After studying law.

Lin Carney Attica Carney Bronx

Man seeks change in robbery sentence as first offender

The defendant argued the court erred by sentencing him as a first Ende, claiming he should be treated as a second offender. The original term has two years left. the mandate would release him in about two months with good behavior credits.

Gardener’s Aid: Soap Cake Nails Prep for Grout-Free Work

A gardener finds benefit in digging nails into a cake of soap before starting work to keep grit from under nails. The practice helps clean nails and prevents dirt intrusion during gardening tasks.

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Phillips J. Peck Central Press Washington Globe Today Office of War Information Hawaii Delano Cal England Gripsholm Manila Thailand French Indo China the Owl Poland 51St Highland Division Livingston Hartley United States Navy American Institute of Arrid Winston Jhails Richmond Ind Johnson Edward J. Kelly Maylor Ple David I. Abse Washington, D. C Tay Neu Mexsana
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