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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1943
Page
10
A reader, W A Bivins, recalls a casual exchange with a stranger and notes not being upset by name calling. The piece weaves dialogue about aging, history, and military raises with a self deprecating tone, ending with a fill in puzzle list.
A long mixed excerpt blends a word puzzle answer list with a narrative on teasing during youth, a reflection on maturity, and fruit facts. It also details a detailed bridge hand where declarer Boyd executes precise line play to win diamonds and clubs after a spade sack.
A new William Cheeks Trophy was introduced at the Old Dominion Tournament in Washington for the men s pair event and was won by a team.
Government figures show a 3 percent rise in personal income from February 1942 to February 1943, led by manufacturing wages and salaries federal payrolls and farm operators income. Total income climbed from 8 billion to 10.4 billion dollars.
The forthcoming stamp series will each carry the flag of an Axis conquered nation. The quiz also recalls Mrs. William Howard Taft as a recently deceased widow of a former president, Virginia motto Sic semper tyrannis, and major eastern city fires after Chicago with Baltimore in 1904 destroying 2500 buildings.
Colson filed for divorce from Alberta Colson in High Point Municipal Court. They married in 1934 and have been separated for three and a half years. Alberta asks that no divorce be granted, citing her husband's prior conviction for willful abandonment and an 18 month sentence with weekly support payments.
The article argues that war produces many injured including the maimed at home, and stresses rebuilding, employment, and societal reintegration. It highlights rehabilitation progress, employer adaptation, and the example set by President Roosevelt, urging humane inclusion for a labor‑short era.
The fabrication of a 35000 ton battleship demands 40000 tons of coal, equaling a full day’s output of over 6700 miners.
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