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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1944

Page

2

Republicans Split on War Policy Shapes Chicago Platform

Chicago reports Republicans expect a short, issue driven campaign against Roosevelt with a World Organization plank aimed at postwar cooperation. Charles Evans Hughes and Cordell Hull indirectly influenced the foreign policy section crafted by Arthur Van denberg and Warren Austin. Hull and Hughes debated timing of a world body amid Axis defeat.

Ray Tucker Chicago Franklin D. Roosevelt G.O.P Hull Vandenberg Warren R. Austin Vermont Congressional Committee Roosevelt F.D.R Hughes

Dewey Deliberates On War Issue Before Delegates

An outline of Thomas E. Dewey’s speech outlines wartime policy and the war issue. He may address the delegates before delivering his acceptance speech if about eleven hundred nominators remain.

Thomas E. Dewey

Wartime speech credits civilians and service members

A speaker asserts victory rests with ordinary Americans at home and in industry, not the White House identity. He praises the Army General Staff, Navy Board of Operations, and Allied leaders, pledging no service member will be removed without cause, from General Marshall to a GI Joe.

Dewey White House Navy Axis Army General Staff Navy Board of Operations United Nations Armed Services George C. Marshall Ernest J. King Gree Jeremiah

City Governing Body Can Refuse Beer License

Raleigh reports a legal ruling that a city governing body may deny a new beer license if after inspection the operation would justify license revocation. The piece also outlines various state rulings on court clerk vacancy, school funding, war-effort appropriations, and sales tax for ironing boards.

Raleigh Prem Geen North Carolina

Revolt Flares Among German Troops and Workers

Ibert Leman reports rising anti Nazi sentiment among veterans and workers in Germany. Friction between Rus sian eell veterans and Waffen SS is seen, with front pigs as bywords for the brave yet at risk. News notes alleged Communist leanings, Gestapo clashes, and soldiers abroad who fear the regime. Russian workers disrupt Reich industry by minor sabotages causing longer shifts.

Ibert Leman New York Eell Steppes Germany Gestapo Himmler Junker Reich

Duplication of Aces Creates Risk in Bridge Bids

A bridge article explains that when an ace in one hand is duplicated by a void in the other, both sides may bid to a contract that is one trick too high. The risk doubles if the void duplicates an ace king combination in the opposite hand.

Slam try in clubs misjudged by North South bidding

In a South dealer auction with both sides vulnerable North-South reach six clubs after a diamond cue bid. West has two sure trump tricks so the slam fails. The flaw is South not signaling the duplication in diamonds by bidding three diamonds to echo North s cue bid, which might have guided a slower, clearer path to slam.

South West North East Isle West South North Ivery

Third Rescue Party to Go After Fliers

Army airmen aimed to guide a third ground party to three paratroopers stranded for a week on a desert plateau 500 feet above the Colorado River. Park rangers and river teams planned to reach the floor of the Grand Canyon as radio contact was pursued and land routes were explored for the rescue effort.

Grand Canyon Ariz Colorado River Mile Deep Donald B. Phillips Comander Kingman Army Airfield U. S. Park Service James Wergen Salinas Calif Burgh Maurice J. Cruicks , Jr Lawrence Mass Cpl Roy W. Embanks Kalispell Mont

DeForest Plans Mexico Lab For Radionics Work

Inventor Lee DeForest, 70, moves his research laboratory from Los Angeles to Mexico City to focus on commercial radionics development. He also develops a ground speed indicator for aircraft to show pilots exact ground speed despite wind and weather.

Mexico City Lee DeForest Los Angeles DeForest

Jim Selvage Returns to Business After Republican Convention

Chicago June 28 James Marlow reports that Jim Selvage a stocky publicity man known for his pipe and quick talk is leaving his own publicity firm to return to private life. He notes Selvage has been the go to man for the Republican National Committee and headlines the scene with reporters photographers and agents clamoring for him as he contemplates quitting. The piece describes the pressures of the job and Selvage’s wish for a hot dog and a beer as he prepares to depart the platform amid the carnival of media attention.

James Marlow Chicago Jim Selvage Nat 1 Committee Selvage Hamby Barnum and Bailey Jim Texas Hua- 4 Man Comgs Runn Herbert Hoover Hoover

Target Berlin Next On Bond Campaign List

Camp Butner directs a Fourth of July style benefit musical revue titled Target Berlin to support the Fifth War Loan drive. The July 7 premiere at the Junior High School features top local and allied talent, a Dieppe raid account, and a finale linking liberty to modern times. Proceeds fund war bonds.

Berlin Camp Butner Cpl Phil Tannenbaum United Nations Pittsburgh Symphony Chauncey V. Kelly Harold Boxer Max Bernstein Carmen Miranda Four Wacettes Maurice Zeenberg Wac Liberty United States

Plan uniform spelling London ins Dutch language postwar

The Netherlands and Belgium agree to adopt a uniform spelling system for the Dutch language to be used in both countries after the war. The move aims to standardize orthography and ease cross border communication and administration.

London INS Netherland Belgium

Comment by W A Bivins on postwar Germany and society

The column muses on a Nazi era population estimate of 80 million rats in Greater Germany, postwar census needs, and modern views of Liberty. It contrasts bootlicking in politics, home safety, and church charity with stark scenes of poverty, class inequality, and religious discrimination observed in urban life.

Germany Uncle Sam Browning Brother X

Social Security Filings Guide for Beneficiaries

Officials remind that before benefits can be paid a claim must be filed with the Social Security Board. Eligible widows, orphans and spouses may receive monthly survivor or old age benefits, with conditions on age and family status. For information visit Room 201 in the Office Building or contact the local board.

Off the Social Security Board Security Board Wif

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