City Council Rejects Curbs on Children Movement
In answer to hysteria over infantile paralysis, High Point’s City Council unanimously refused to restrict children’s movement. Officials note no city cases, two suburban cases, and urge voluntary precautions while health authorities monitor the outbreak. The Public Foundation warns closures fail to stop spread, urging common sense and careful prevention.
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High Point
Piedmont
North Carolina
National Foundation For
Foundation
Better Country Yet A Heavenly City in Hebrews Faith
A meditation on Hebrews 11 16 and the longing for a better country a heavenly city. The piece contrasts Israel in the wilderness with Calib and Joshua and reflects on faith hope and divine purpose across ages.
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Israel
Egypt
Jehovah
Moses
Caleb
Joshua
Tabernacle
Solomon's Temple
Mount Zion
Mount Sinai
Jerusalem
Hebron
Air travel seen as future of transport says Ruth Mc Ghee
Quotes discuss air power as key to wartime victory and future travel. Included are views from Ruth Mc Ghee on air transport and notes on wartime logistics and international outlooks. The compilation quotes Major Charles L. McNeill from Italy, furniture market remarks, and other wartime opinions from American correspondents and officials.
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Ruth McGhee
Tojo
Hitler
America
National Whirligig Sees Roosevelt Seizure of Victory
The piece argues F D R seeks re election by pressuring Hitler to sue for peace before November 7. It notes Stalin and Churchill resenting shifts, Dewey as possible successor, and war production board infighting over reconversion. It warns of harsher postwar terms for Germany and rising anti Nazi sentiment in allied circles.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hitler
Churchill
Casablanca
Josef Stalin
Roosevelt
United States
F.D.R
Kremlin
Teheran
White House
Joe
Germany
der Fuehrer
Velt
Stalin
Britain
England
Berlin
Thomas E. Dewey
Washington
Albany
Adolf Hitler
Mr. Dewey
Saipan
Rota
Tinian
Guam
Hirohito
War Production Board
Donald M. Nelson
Sears Roebuck
Chas
Nelson
General Electric
Wilson
Army-Navy
Marshall
Albert Leman
European Advisory Commission
New York
F. W. Foerster
United Nations
Reich
Russia
Goebbels
Winchell on Broadway notes for the peacemakers
The piece argues German militarists used deceit to blame civilians and preserve power after World War I. It cites Clausewitz, Krupp, the Steel Helmets, and Nazi era figures to claim continued danger from German leadership and public complicity. It calls peacemakers to judge war guilt without forgetting past atrocities.
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Hindenburg
Junkers Clique
Germany
Clausewitz
Hig
The
Steel Helmets
America
Nazi Bund
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J. P. Rawley
R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
H. A. Cecil
Robert L. Thompson
Enterprise
Associated Press
N C
National Representative
Lexington Ave
City Bureau OF
Zerubbabel
Herod
House of God
Kingdom of God
Jesus Christ
Church Universal
Church of America
W.A.B
Washington Limited
MR. Wallace
States
Charles L. McNeill
Italy
Hapan
Pacific
Rome
Saint Peter's
Chicago
Mart
Paul Casey
T. G. Callahan
Big Star
Red Cross
George Hood
U. S. Army
Haly
Naples
Lenoir
Chamber of Commerce
Wallace
Lenoir News
Steve Ingram
BY Ray Tucker
King
de Gaulle
Leipzig
Hierl
Krupp
Krupp Works
Kaiser's Army
Belgium
Count von Haesler
Theobald Ziegler
Mattias Eraberger
London
Mattias Erberzger
Weimer Republic
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