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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1944
Page
12
The article traces whooping cough spread from 16th century origins to modern times, notes March as peak danger for infants, and urges early immunization while describing convalescence risks. It cites Dr. Bauer and Dr. Clendening, discusses park contagion fears, and references vaccines and public health advice.
Fragments outline a Lenten reducing diet with a Friday plan. Breakfast includes cup applesauce two slices zweiback and coffee with no cream or sugar. Luncheon lists cream of carrot soup with milk, celery sticks, soda crackers, and toast with no butter.
At Asheville on March 9 UPI reports Broughton urged against militarization of youth and over streamlined education. He said America's future rests on free development of youth and the liberal arts, cautioning that culture and arts must be kept alongside trade skills.
Recipe advertisement by George Rector for Wilson's B-V onion soup uses brand flavor claims and a contest offering cash prizes for recipe submissions. It details ingredients, including onions, cheese, and B-V, and urges readers to send recipes with entry coupons.
Stockholm dispatch reports Finland ready to accept most Soviet terms for peace talks but rejects two demands including withdrawal to the 1940 border and internment of German troops in Finland. Finnish note suggests possible troop withdrawal after a favorable agreement. About seven German divisions reportedly in Finland.
The piece argues editors should not drop columnists when they have nothing to say, noting the temptation to fill space. It references Looming pressures on daily columns, occasional readers, and the desire to avoid dull output while preserving reader interest and marketability.
Mrs. Ben McNabb of 201 Elmwood drive Greensboro died Wednesday afternoon at Wesley-lean a after approx seven weeks illness. Born Alberta Albertson in Erwin Tennessee she moved from Asheville to Greensboro eleven years ago and belonged to First Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs William A Beddingfield and Mrs John Franklin Bivins a brother Jack Albertson of Albuquerque New Mexico two sisters Mrs Helton and Mrs Ralph Young of Johnson City and a grandson John Franklin Bivins Jr High Point. Funeral services Friday at 3 pm at Forbis and Murray funeral home officiated by Rev Charles F Myers with burial in Green Hill cemetery.
The Guilford county grand jury inspected multiple county buildings and urged repair and cleaning of the High Point building. It reported walls in need of cleaning or repainting, plaster peeling in the basement, and a thorough basement cleaning. Foreman R. G. Welch presented the findings to Judge Don ald yey Rockingham. Sixteen indictments were returned.
Army surgical teams move care to the front lines, reducing hospital deaths to less than 3 percent of wounded in this war, versus 7.4 percent in World War I. Hundreds of skilled surgeons, tents, equipment, and trucks operate close to fighting zones, delivering improved survival near the battlefield.
In Akron and nearby areas tractors once symbolized American industry, with Goodyear noting farm tactics improve efficiency. Before the pneumatic tire for tractors arrived only 845000 farms were tractor-equipped.
Private Salvatore Stefanello, 19, stowed away aboard an Atlantic-bound troopship near Brooklyn. After two days in the brig for disobedience he was released and assigned guard duty. He later disembarked at Panama Canal Zone and waits for further orders as his unit fights abroad.
Col. Carlos P. Rolumo, Manila publisher who served with Gen. MacArthur on Bataan, will speak at the 188th district Rotary conference in Pinehurst on May 4-5, announced by Gov. William H. Chambers. A report notes malnutrition lowering average death age in several occupied European countries.
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