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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1943
Page
5
Selective Service officials indicated a possible delay in drafting fathers until about October 1 as they push to speed induction of 18 25 year olds with occupational deferments. Testimony before a House committee suggested navy physical standards could push back family heads' calls, with fathers listed for occupational deferment only if beyond October 1.
Many suffer from nagging backache and tired kidneys as poisons linger in the blood. Dean's Pills, proven for over 40 years, claim to relieve pain and help kidneys flush wastes, restoring energy.
The Enterprise announces a daily wartime column by Genevieve Smith titled More For Your Money. A seasoned shopper and journalist, she will advise readers on substitutes for rationed items and better value shopping, drawing on wide merchandising experience and recent product developments.
The article notes actions after July 1 requiring release of occupation ally deferred childless men aged 18 to 25 unless their roles are vital to the war. Fathers seeking preliminary exams face discouragement unless their business or personal affairs are unusually large. Officials warn standards may change before draft and a man’s condition can alter.
The North Carolina library association executive board will meet in Greensboro on June 24 to discuss whether to hold the biennial convention. Association president Hoyt R. Galvin of Charlotte said officers could be elected if the convention is cancelled at the session.
Detroit June 15 Seymour Greenberg of Chicago proved in good form as he advanced in the national clay courts championship seedings. He defeated Bob Kimbrell 6-4 6-2 6-2 in the first round and prepared to face William Gifford of West Hartford in the second round. Others advancing include Nancy Corbett Rollins College and Earl Cochell of Los Angeles with several matches set for today.
Dallas dealer Charlie Williamson profits from his horse Be Calm as winnings fund church building programs and war bonds. Be Calm, a three year old filly, has won ten races this year across tracks including Fair Grounds New Orleans Oak Lawn Hot Springs Churchill Downs and Fairmount St. Louis. Williamson says he does not bet on his own horses.
Baseball leaders tables list top hitters, runs, RBIs, and pitching wins from the National and American leagues. Key names include Musial and DiMaggio leading in several categories, with Samilli, Herman, and Russell among standout performers across teams like St. Louis, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh.
Austin, Texas bills itself as the sports capital of the Southwest. The University of Texas may have won or tied for every championship in the Southwest Conference except track football basketball baseball swimming cross country fencing tennis golf. Austin High School became the first Texas high school to win two major championships in one year in football and track, and finished as basketball runner up.
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The article explains migraine or sick headache, its periodic nature, associated nausea, light sensitivity, and possible causes like fatigue and emotional distress. It notes relief with rest, quiet dark rooms, aspirin, and stress reduction, and warns ergotamine requires physician supervision. It emphasizes wartime stress may raise incidence and absenteeism.
In Rockford Illinois a letter intended for Miss Lois Larson was opened by Mrs Irving Polokoff of Bridgeport Connecticut after a mix up. Censors apparently swapped the contents of two envelopes leading to the misdelivery.
The War Department announced 393 U S soldiers wounded in action across European Middle East North Africa Pacific and Southwest Pacific theaters. The list names soldiers from North Carolina including Brown Cannon Craddock and Gunby with next of kin details.
Nelson Haskins and two companions were swept into the Catawba River. Haskins drowned as none could swim. His body was recovered several hours later.
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