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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1945
Page
3
A compact clue list presents a mixed set of across and down hints. Entries span clothing garments, academic terms, minerals, colors, emotions, astronomy, and geographic terms alongside proper nouns and abbreviations. The puzzle features varied word lengths and cross-reference potential without supplied answers.
A stream of casual notes reflects on unusually long fall warmth, town opinions on ongoing pleasant weather, and humorous anecdotes about eggs and old school memories. The piece blends weather talk, farmer concerns, and local history with light, quirky vignettes.
In Himeji Japan on November 3, American GI s of the 130th infantry regiment conduct a language class. A Japanese man claims the soldier is the best in the world, then corrections focus on behavior. A Japanese woman adds that the American soldier always eats, which is impolite.
Nineteen American soldiers and a merchant seaman died last month on Honshu after drinking poisoned liquor. Five victims were in a cabaret during their final night in Japan before discharge. Methanol and tetraethyl lead were used to dilute the liquor, authorities said.
One minute quiz asks how many patron saints Britain has with St George St Andrew St Patrick and St David. It asks if an American cardinal elected pope must renounce U S citizenship and notes the raven as a probable answer to a bird riddle.
A friend on Okinawa sent a monkey nicknamed Tojo to Lt. Paul M Landis of Grand Island Nebraska. The surprise delivery arrived as World War II news travels through the Central Defense region.
Field dispatch cites Tojo’s alleged drinking tendencies and a habit of tossing empty beer bottles at soldiers observed by Landis, highlighting disruptive behavior amid wartime tensions.
Senator Brewster charged an effort to cover up Army information on the Pearl Harbor disaster and said changes in testimony by Army officers point to a concealment. He and Senator Ferguson pressed for access to records from the Pearl Harbor committee.
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