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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1945
Page
5
The article discusses German inundation tactics using rivers and reservoirs as a defense, notes secrecy around Rhine flooding plans, and outlines U S concerns. It then analyzes postwar shipbuilding threats and possible Kaiser Frey labor pact to stabilize Western yards amid rival Eastern interests.
The text asks three questions about literary terms and etiquette notes. It mentions a house name and a picaresque novel and defines a bookplate in context of engraved visiting cards for an unmarried woman. The hints quote moral reflections attributed to Sir W. Tem.
The column advises tact and restraint for those born around March 29, noting affection and occasional friction. Venus influence could bring good fortune or social esteem via a supportive admirer. Suggestions include buying new clothes and beauty treatments. The piece also presents a quick test with Salem, a rascally adventure tale, and a definition of a decorative owner’s label.
A Buffalo druggist touted an ointment that gave quick cooling relief from itching and smarting of piles. The product spread nationwide becoming a household favorite. A 35c box or 0c tube with applicator is offered with a money back guarantee if relief is not felt.
A Salt Lake City jailmate insists a trustworthy can proves reliability as he explains his approach to maintaining order. The brief scene shows guards emphasizing honesty and steady routines inside the jail area.
Russian troops engage German civilian police in hand to hand street fighting at a Bonn intersection. They capture three bicycles and seize potatoes and cherries from bicycles as they rout German forces. American observers and Life and AP photographers document the scene near the Remagen bridgehead.
Cincinnati scholars recount early usage of Nazi term with Wilhelm Busch coinage in 1872. Dr. Edwin H. Zeydel notes "Inter-Nazi" described an international character in a Busch work, contrasting with modern usage.
The Journal of the American Medical Association says veterans' medical care is especially poor compared with armed forces care and urges an independent investigation to be led directly to President Roosevelt. It cites ongoing charges from investigators and commentators about the Veterans Administration's lower standards.
A Coast Guard ship in the Pacific distributed free cigarettes to personnel before a landing. Chaplain James J. Carberry placed cases on the mess deck during Normandy and Southern France landings and in the current theater, inviting all to take them. Few men took more than one pack, with no restrictions or supervision reported.
The text extols the high standard of medical care provided to armed forces personnel, emphasizing thorough treatment, skilled staff, and comprehensive facilities. It notes ongoing improvements and dedication to service members' health outcomes.
Ration updates cover red stamps Q5 to J2 with good through June 30 and April 28 dates for some series. Blue stamps X5 to B7 valid through March 31 with various April June expirations. Sugar four stamp 35 valid through June 2. Shoes airplane stamps 1 2 3 valid indefinitely per OPA. Gasoline 15 A coupons four gallons through June 21 plus other five gallon coupons. Fuel oil and last year period coupons noted with assorted expirations.
Minnie Price, 68, died at Catawba hospital after years of illness. Funeral at her home at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Burial in Eastview cemetery. Survived by husband Ki Price, five daughters including Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Correll, two sons Herbert and Walter, two sisters, a brother, 22 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Burlington voters approve the city manager form in a special election by 2006 to 1657, replacing the mayor alderman plan. The new system will take effect after an election set for May 10.
The element tungsten does not occur free in nature and is always found in association with iron and manganese minerals.
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