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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1944

Page

5

Solons Consider British Parliament Visit Aimed at Better Ties

Washington reports indicate lawmakers show varied interest in a proposed delegation to visit Parliament. Majority Leader Barkley backs idea as a bridge for U.S.-Britain understanding, while some Republicans doubt the gains. Senate and House members weigh implications amid looming reelection campaigns.

IDEA Bark House Mass Friendsans Nye R-Nd Senate Foreign Relations Congress Connally D-Tex

Mozart Divertimento in E Flat Ties Trio of Great Virtuosi

Victor Album DM 959 features Jascha Heifetz violin William Primrose viola and Emanuel Feuermann cello performing Mozart Divertimento in E flat in six movements. The Red Seal set highlights a premier trio of soloists and notes Mozart's 1788 output amid a brief bio of the work and its dedication. Also reviewed is Purcell Trumpet Voluntary and Reubke Organ Sonata on DM-961 with E Power Biggs, plus light features on King Sisters Glenn Miller and Perry Como.

Mozart Jascha Heifetz William Primrose Emanuel Feuermann Victor Beethoven Archduke Michael Puchberg Reubke Purcell E. Powell Biggs E. Power Biggs Reubker Bach Biegs Franz Liszt Harvard University Memorial Church Biggs Henry Purcell King Sisters Glenn Miller Irving Berlin Sammy Kaye Berlin Perry Como Spike Jones

Radio Schedule Notes Evening Transcriptions and Talks

A dense fragment outlines an Eastern War Time radio program with multiple segments and hosts. It lists concerts, talk shows, roundtables, and religious programs with various performers and sponsors, including Paul Lavalle, Josef Marais, and Samay Kaye, plus national news and commentary blocks scattered through the hour.

Ime Paul Lavalle Kachange Josephine Houstonm Lee Hutts Trion Moylan Sitters Vovale Zeb Carver Hie Kennedy Church of the All Sermons Stanley Dixon Josef Marais Cine Voltaga Roundtable Ba Sanseen Samay Kaye Tim Jim U.S.A Gen Ug Varle Pilgrim John Chi Yes Upton Ci Riley Philha

Wedded couple finds minstrel wedding farce in court

Trene Gonowski and William C. Bostjak sought nuptials with Squire Arthur J. McGivern but found him in blackface performing a cast ceremony at Oakmont. The janitor witnessed. The squire claimed the ceremony legal despite the makeup. The article notes that the highest suicide rate occurs from ages 65 to 75.

Pittsburgh Trene Gonowski William C. Bostjanick Arthur J. McGivern Oakmont Ogere

Swinging Doors in a King Size Swing

A fragment notes a Spike Jones and his boys style rendition with a revival side by an orchestra led by Alvino Rey. The blurb credits King Sister and B.B. and hints at a novelty musical release format.

Spike Jones Alvino Rey B.B

News Notes and Gossip Tidbits From The Paper

Winchell discusses a long running romance hindering a divorce with coded signatures in telegrams and letters. Betty Smith’s novel is retitled in England as The Tree in the Yard. Arthur Greengrain comic strip is dropped from Yank. Elinor Schramm is tired of being called Scram and Lee teases Niles. A Washington dowager criticizes band performers amid anti administration mood.

Blake T.hose Betty Smith England Brooklyn Arthur Greengrain Yank Elinor Schramm Scram Lee Niles Washington

Ration points vanish at The Citadel amid meal changes

General Charles Summerall, president of The Citadel, told families cadets will receive only fish and poultry for March and April. He said if the menu is unsatisfactory cadets should not return from vacation. He noted a temporary shortfall in ration points and expected cadets to come back after the break.

Charleston 8. C Charles P. Summerall The Citadel Summerall

Simple home remedy claims fast relief for rheumatic pain

An ad promotes Ru-Ex Compound as a inexpensive home remedy for rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. It advises mixing a two week supply with a quart of water and juice from four lemons, taking three spoonfuls twice daily, with effects promised within 48 hours and a money back guarantee.

Mann's and Drug Store

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