Returned Soldiers Work In Industry Praises Em ployers
The Enterprise commends local employers for replacing returning soldiers in jobs and boosting morale. It contrasts slacker employers with High Point’s community standards, notes North Carolina college athletics rapprochement, and highlights a Springfield Know Your City civic campaign for girls in the Girls Patriotic League to link civics with municipal life.
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Germany
New York City
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Rankin comment shows women in politics endure shifting fortune
An editorial column discusses Jeannette Rankin as a notable but flawed figure and argues women face similar political risks as men. It predicts more women in Congress and that issues affecting women and children may be handled better. The piece also notes springtime fatigue, conference optimism, and global negotiations shaping policy.
Raleigh Politics Darkens as West Raleigh Move Faces Setback
In North Carolina politics, Tom Gold of High Point and Speaker Brummitt loom as potential successors to Major Stedman. Gold’s forceful floor speech helps defeat an election law amendment despite Democratic backing, while Senate opposition stalls the measure. President Riddick’s stance on extending Raleigh and relocating the department of agriculture to the college draws district scrutiny and political tension as the West Raleigh plan falters.
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High Point
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Grier
Senate
Tom Warren
Raleigh
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Department of Agriculture
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State College of Agriculture and Engineeriing
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Saving on service for war saving stamps value
The piece argues households should weigh the cost of domestic help against family welfare and government needs. It notes that some tasks can be delayed or avoided to save money, which could be redirected to war savings stamps, while recognizing cases where help is essential for welfare and personal growth for children.
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United States
Household unit view guides national economy in Britain
British specialists argue that household consumption should treat the household as the unit and value services as highly as goods. They note that saving programs discount unneeded work, and that Americans often miscalculate a servant’s true cost, omitting food, light and other consumed items.
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British Commission
Roll of Honor list adds 242 names from army reports
The army casualty lists released by the AEF commander total 242, with 19 killed in action, 13 died from accident, 68 died of disease, 35 severely wounded, 47 wounded degree undetermined, 56 wounded slightly, and 3 missing. Six North Carolina men are named among those listed, including disease deaths M Clark Johnson Winston-Salem and Julian Sugene Lewis Morven. others include missing William A Davis Seaboard, William H H Jordan Rockford, and David K R Nimocks Fayetteville. Guy E Idol of High Point is noted as wounded slightly. Services at St Mary's Episcopal Church are daily at 5 pm, except Friday at 7:30.
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North Carolina
M. Clark Johnson
Winston-Salem
Julian Sugene Lewis
Morven
William A. Davis
Route One
Seaboard
William HH
Jordan
Rockford
David KR. Nimocks
Fayetteville
Guy E. Idol
North Hwam Wilton Street
High Point
Peace Celebration Urges High Point Unity and Music
Voice of the People urges High Point to celebrate peace with a large chorus from church choirs, local orchestra, and scripture readings. The plan includes rehearsals, a Hallelujah Chorus rendition from the Messiah, and patriotic addresses to mark the return of peace. It also notes a Broadway film feature on Virtuous Wives.
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Child's Influenza Cough
A Tenn mother credits Foley's Honey and Tar with ending her son's severe influenza cough within two days. She writes that after trying many remedies, the medicine provided by Mann Drug Co. and a friend delivered swift relief.
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E. B. McDowell
Box 119
Arlington, Tenn
Mann Drug Co
Keep the Garden Going for a Perennial Food Supply
The article urges turning a home garden into a permanent producer with crops like asparagus blackberries rhubarb and strawberries. It highlights long productive life spans from asparagus and blackberries, seasonal yields from rhubarb and early fruit from strawberries, plus low cost and effort with advice from experts.
The Milkman Did Mystery in Arrow Seconds House
A February 3 murder scene at Arrow Seconds house reveals the strangling deaths of Mrs. Seconds and a milkman. Arrow Seconds, recently discharged from the army, vanished weeks earlier as reporters pursued the case, leaving the mystery unsolved and the killer at large.
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Arrow Seconds
Mr. Stobbs
Second Lenten service at Mutheran church tonight
The second Wednesday evening Lenten service will be held at Mutheran church at 7 30 with the theme Satan's Desires and the Saviour's Prayers All are urged to attend and the public is invited A note on Virtuous Wives invites couples to reserve a seat in the best section two seats in one chair available Thursday and Friday in Broadway listings
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