OPA Head Blames Lobbies for Inflation Pressures
Price Administrator Prentiss Brown says lobbies, not the public, drive inflation concerns under price control. He notes consumer groups stay quiet, while labor supports regulation. Moody morale rose after the Hold-the-Line order and strong support from lawmakers.
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OPA
Peter Edson
Washington
Prentiss M. Brown
Price
James E. Byrnes
House Appropriations Committee
John Taber
New York
J. William Ditter
Pennsylvania
House
Brown
Price control debate highlights selfish obstruction says OPA official
Administrator Brown argues selfishness blocks stabilization across wages prices and rationing while praising controls on steel and war materials. He concedes OPA mistakes after 1942 changes and denies plans to reduce profits or overhaul free enterprise. Hosiery standards illustrate policy limits.
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Brown
OPA
Congress
Office of Price Administration
Esso Radio Program Schedule and Evening Lineup
A dense radio broadcast rundown lists Gov. Broughton’s 12 40 appearance and a variety of musical segments, entertainment features, and news slots. Highlights include Bob Hope, Air Force Band, Jamboree, Grand Ole Opry, and World News Roundup with local and religious offerings interspersed.
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Esse
Shrednick
Art of Living Sports
Hollywood
Million Dollar Band
Grand Ole Opry
Esso
Nelsom Olmstead
Smith Gores
Miss Jeff Donnell Star Of Tomorrow At Columbia Studio
Jeff Donnell, born Jean Marie Donnell in Maine, rose from reform school beginnings to a Columbia contract. Her partner, William Anderson, taught acting. she married him and later joined summer stock before Hollywood offered a film deal in 1941, with Mickey Finn and Max Arnow guiding her debut projects.
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Jeff
Donnell
Hollywood
Jeff Donnell
Columbia Studio
Helen Hayes
South Windham
New England
the Wreck
Aileen
Jean Marie Donnell
Boston
Leland Powers Dramatic School
William Anderson
Yale School For Drama
Fat Playhouse
Rye Beach
N. H
Max Arnow
Michael Phineas
Mickey Finn
Bill
Columbia
Volunteer State Puzzle Solution List
A compact help list for a crossword style puzzle with clues and answers such as bird female ruff sun god goddess of growing vegetation and other entries. The vertical clues cover heed lure face part river symbol selenium garment corrosion help request and more across various categories.
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Albert
Reducing No Fun How Wartime Diets Target Obesity
The piece argues that wartime rationing yields little evidence of overweight individuals following rules, urging a balanced diet with meat, dairy, fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. It notes avoiding excess calories, cutting sugars, and keeping fats modest while handling hunger, with strategies like six small meals and monitoring inches and clothing fit.
Bridge bidding and sacrifice in hearts and clubs
The passage analyzes overcalling against two clubs and explains responses. It discusses a sacrifice bid in five clubs to defeat four hearts, and suggests leading sequences and defensive shifts. It notes how East should signal with the king of clubs and seek a club and spade cashing sequence to limit the opponents to four-odd.
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South
North
West
East
Guilford County Realty Transfers In High Point and New River
Guilford County real estate transfers include R J Brown and wife transferring property on East Commerce Street High Point to Stanford Smith and wife and transfers to Anna Paulos. Mississippi? Note high river. In New River on July 17 Seventy five officer candidates and 525 recruits begin the Marine Corps Women’s Reserve School at Camp Lejeune the first of its kind at a regular marine post.
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R. J. Brown
W Stanford Smith
Commerce Street
High Point
R J. Brown
Stanford Smith
New River
Marine Corps Women's Reserve School
Camp Lejeune
Anne Adams Pattern 4425 Two-Piecer For Women
The new Pattern 4425 by Anne Adams offers a two-piece look with a suit style trim. Bodice top is optional and sizes 34 through 48 are available. size 36 requires 4 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send sixteen cents for the pattern and ten more for the Spring Pattern Book to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Cement
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Wartime Washington Overriding Roosevelt Veto Faces Mixed Judgments
In Washington a veto override by Congress on anti strike legislation is seen as a historic wartime setback for President Roosevelt though commentators note the veto message targeted only two non essential clauses. The move, supported by Congress, signals tension between the White House and legislative branch during wartime policy shaping.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Organized Labor
Radio Schedule Listing July 17 War Era Programming
Saturday radio lineup lists synchronized time blocks from 1:20 p.m. to 3 a.m. with dance music, orchestras, news, and variety acts. Featured performers include the Army Air Force Band, Detroit variety shows, Bobby Tucker, Lawrence Welk collaborators, and the Grand Old Opry lineup with National Barn Dance. The schedule includes news segments, poetry readings, and commentary along with station promotions and interludes.
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Udaarka
Blu Adventures
Friall Science
War
M. Roarty
Welvome Lewis & Art Geotey
Biu
Roy Shield and Company
Nor Musetioe
Biu News
Buffalo
Cvs
My Tucker
Bry Mutual
Army Air Force
Dbs
Mall-thouree
Chicago
Mbs
Lisa Nbe Tlew
Dbehke
Detroit
Fialflour
Ailes
Marehalis
Martinee
Nhe
London
Obs
Dow
Stepak
Dblu
Muse Orchestra
Bobby Tucker
Dick Todd
Hestrace
Minastrel Melodies
Rbs
Niu
Nbe
Florace Meidt
Coe Navy Bulletin Board
Nmbs
Sol
Lewis
Ales Dreier
Abe
Shrednik
Abe Korn
Kobblers
Quincy Howe
America
William Mwing
Ilonduli
Nbe Mevenue
Israel
Billery Queen
Sanderson
Cbs
Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Cbe
Ntes
Boston
Pope” Orchestra
Nbce
Dave Miinan
Cba
Cleveland
John Vandercook
John B. Hughes
Hblu
Groucho Marx
Frances Scott
Dinxie
Betty Rann
Blu Mille Brothers
Hollywood
Chs
Dancing Music Orchestra
Civilians In War Zones Need Used Clothes and Shoes
Nationwide relief efforts ship 300 tons of secondhand clothing to war zones via Lend-Lease funds. Hundreds of suits coats dresses and children's wear are procured from U.S. dealers, with shoes labeled distress aids for occupied regions.
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Washington
America
Lend-Lease
Office of Relief and Foreign Rehabilitation Operations
Axis Countries
United States
U. S
Tunisia
Algiers
PRUIT
Burrage Sentenced to 30 Years for Second Degree Murder
Albemarle July 17 Burrage, who previously faced a death sentence for the slaying of Ola Lowder on June 16 1942, was resentenced to 30 years in prison after a jury convicted him of second degree murder on retrial.
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Albemarle
Nard Zeb Burrage
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