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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1944
Page
3
The article details a government drive against a furniture price racket affecting over 200 men, jobbers, and retailers. It explains schemes where manufacturers used dummy jobbers to inflate profits, with direct sales and altered markups that harmed retailers and consumers.
Elsa Schiaparelli agreed with regional OPA administrator to design a model dress for manufacture and sale at $10. Billie Burke and Schiaparelli met with Woolley after complaints over high women’s clothing costs. Burke criticized a $45 cotton dress as impractical while Schiaparelli suggested standardized clothing could be affordable in the U.S. market.
Detroit workers on a war plant line include 29 nationalities turning out dive bomber wings. Americans English French Chinese Bohemian Romanian Italian Syrian Greek Filipino Russian Jamaican Czech Negro Yugoslav Croatian Polish Finnish Bulgarian Scotch Irish Spanish Portuguese German Dutch Belgian Danish Korean and American Indian work side by side with English spoken along the line.
Question prompts cover visibility through translucent bodies differences between elegy and epitaph and name for ornamental screen behind an altar. Wisdom note by Disraeli emphasizes learning through seeing suffering and study.
The text blends wedding etiquette notes and a June 22 horoscope. It references avoiding the bridegroom’s parents in announcements, and portrays a sensitivity to beauty, travel, and outdoor activities. The horoscope hints at a productive year with travel and possible sadness from friends or relatives.
The responses explain that translucence allows light to pass with diffusion like wax paper. An elegy is a mournful poem and an epitaph is a short inscription on a tombstone. A cade appears to be an incomplete term in need of definition.
Dogs are trained to make parachute jumps from planes by the search and rescue unit of the Alaskan wing, U S Army Air Force. The dogs assist ground parties in locating airmen forced down in the northern wilderness.
Film actress Irene Manning wed Keith Kolhoff, a Los Angeles police investigator, in a ceremony at the Camsteanttione Church conducted by Rev. William Pratt of Redlands California. Both were marrying for the second time.
Ration items list stamps for sugar gasol ine and shoes with expiry dates. A Pendleton Oregon dispatch details a Navy mission in the South Pacific where coffee helped extinguish a gun turret fire and notes 23,000 ships were repaired or converted in 1943.
Period 1 and 2 coupons expired while Period 4 and 5 remain valid from January 25 to September 30. Pro cessed food and fats text appears as a code snippet referencing ASX through V8 and A through V8.
A father and daughter earned degrees at the 93rd Waynesburg College commencement. Rev. Charles M. Smith received an honorary doctor of divinity while Catherine L. Smith was awarded a bachelor of science degree.
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