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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1946

Page

3

Walter Winchell On Broadway Trade Mark Registered

Walter Winchell surveys wartime politics and press freedom with quips about denials by officials, Roosevelt, Churchill, and Eisenhower. He cites Pulitzer quotes promoting publicity, mocks political double talk, and notes Rankin committee drama in a brisk period-tone column.

Kidnaping Suspect Held in Florida Case

In St Petersburg a 27 year old man who said his name was John Wright McDowell Jr is held on two charges of attempted kidnaping of seven year old girls. Detective Chief John S Siers said McDowell claims to be the adopted son of a Peoria banker who died ten years ago. Foster mother Mrs Pearl McDowell reportedly lives in Peoria. Magistrate John T Fischer set a 50,000 bond. preliminary hearing scheduled for Tuesday.

ST. Petersburg Fla John S. Siers John Wright McDowell, Jr Chicago Suzanne Siers John McDowell Peoria, I Pearl McDowell McDowell Peoria John T. Fischer

Fur Bearing Rat Reaches Vancouver Island From Siberia

University of British Columbia naturalists report a new fur bearing rat on Vancouver Island. Trappers along the Koksilah river and Someno creek districts found specimens of Siberian origin, likely arriving in North America via a Russian lumber ship at Cowichan Bay. A note adds that the word Tammany refers to an Indian chief who welcomed William Penn.

Vancouver B. C INS Pacific University of British William Penn

Radio schedule notes CST MST adjustments for late corrections

Radio program listings reflect network corrections made too late for inclusion. The schedule runs from 12:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. with a mix of concerts, forums, dramas, comedies, and news commentary featuring CBS ABC NBC and local hosts across multiple time blocks including Stars Concert, America United, Edward Murrow, The Shadow, and Sunday night variety shows.

Robert Merrill Trans-Atlantic Cbs Lavalie Symphonic Orchestra Abe Lutheran Mbs Abc the People's Platform Dbs Cliff Ukeleleike Edwards Abe America United Abe Orson Welles Abe Iika Chase U. of Chicago Roundtable Nbe Lyman Bryson Ecbs Jamy Kaye Ed Murrow Cba Barlow Cbs Dorothy Claire Abe Pro Arte John Charlies Thomas Hollywood Star Cls Abe Billegham Dean M. Thompson Parade of Music Max Hill Abe N Philharmonic Symphony Elmer Davis Galen Drake England Vera Holly National Forum New England Abe Nelson Eddy NBC Symphony Patrice Munsel Baby Snooks Abe Cedric Foster oFatin Reynolds Zack Benny the Thin Man Drew Pearson Abe Oon Abe Blondie Dagwood Cbs Gui Kids Joe Kelly M.C Abe O Cbhs Walter Winchell Hollywood Abe James Melton Edson Cbs LaGuardia Mmds Jimmy Fidler Phil Spitainy Girl Orch Abe Phil Baker Cha Theater Guild Parky Cba-Abe

Polish Hero Joins U S Army After War Turmoil

A nineteen year-old Polish war victim Ted Herka, once of Warsaw, joins the U S Army for three years, pledging allegiance as a Yankee doughboy after fleeing Poland, surviving Nazi capture, and fighting with the 151st Field Artillery. He came to the United States late last year and is en route to the Caribbean theater. efforts proceed to grant him American citizenship.

Detroit INS Ted Herka Warsaw Poland United States Ted Gestapo 151St United States Army George W. Crellin Crellin

Peanuts First Cultivated in Virginia and North Carolina

The history notes that peanuts were first cultivated in the United States in the states of Virginia and North Carolina, marking the crop's early American origins.

United States Virginia North Carolina

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Aving Tran Ministry of Information N. Y Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr Canada Hum Russia FDR A Hopkins Wendell Wille Firssland Churchill the Waldorf Brooklyn Income Tax Bureau Thomas McNally Joseph Sweeney McNally Sweeney Joseph Pulitzer Lord Halifax Goering Hitler Eisenhower Gen. Marshall Europe Ike Argentina Rankin Cong J. Parnell Thomas WPA Abe Lincoln Congress Sinatra Cantor Heatter un-American Committee Florida U. S Toronto International News Service Berlin Italy 151St Field Artillery Orient Unitedates Kingman Kansas Lloyd Belt Kans Servion Englat France Gladiolus Aber Co Calor Pantienall Jean Arlett Harllee's Millinery Harllee High Point C. D. Smith Dorset S. H. Camp & Company Harllees Angels
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