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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
5
In Grants Pass Oregon an INS item reports Pfe Dallas Jerome fulfilled a life goal by writing his parents on stationery dated Munich with Adolf Hitler’s name beside the Nazi insignia. The piece notes that more money circulates in $1,000 bills than in $500 bills.
An old advertisement promotes TEOL fungicide for foot itch, claiming 90 percent alcohol for quick germ killing and deep penetration. It urges readers to ask druggists for TEOL and to apply full strength for itchy sweaty or smelly feet, with a one hour satisfaction or money back offer.
The fourth division of the Railway Mail Association passed seventy resolutions for the benefit of the organization at the end of its 17th biennial convention in Charleston. Sam T. Califf was elected president and left for Chicago. The next convention is set for July 1947 in Atlanta.
The open air parliament of the Isle of Man dates to the Dark Ages after Norse invaders conquered the island in the ninth century.
Tonight's Town Meeting features General Hershey and Higgins Industries head against John Green and Dennis Wie gand from the American Veterans Committee. The discussion weighs veteran preference versus seniority in wartime job restoration. The program is sponsored by The Reader's Digest at 8:30 p.m. on MFR.
Article urges communities near each other to form an air landing facility committee before building an airpark. Local representatives from council chambers and chambers of commerce plus business leaders, professionals, and teachers should guide a data driven plan. State aviation boards and federal authorities offer guidance and support.
The Thomasville Lions club met at the Woman's club building at 12:15. President Dr. J. C. Pennington presided as Romulus Skaggs and W. W. Pord led the program. A moving picture urging war loan participation was shown for service clubs. Guests included S. F. Carter of Salisbury and J. W. Barbur of Baltimore.
John M. Riley of Durham was elected to head North Carolina Exchange clubs during the annual session in Raleigh. About 100 delegates and their wives heard Dr. Stewart W. McClelland speak on the power of pretext at a banquet.
An advertising snippet promotes a powder to be sprinkled on dentures to prevent sliding or rocking. It promises a firm hold with no slipping and no unpleasant taste, claiming instant improvement and suggesting purchase at drug stores.
A fragmented schedule lists radio programs for Thursday July 26 with time blocks from 5:30 pm to 1 am. It includes serials like Sparrow and the Hawk, House of Mystery, and Topper, plus News, Dancing Music, and The Jack Armstrong series, with advertisements for Como's Supper Club and various music and drama segments.
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