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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1944
Page
2
Dr. Clendening explains virus concepts and the early view that viruses may be chemical or living entities. He outlines virus size, "filterable" nature, and diseases attributed to viruses, noting limited remedies beyond smallpox vaccines and the lack of serums for many viruses. He discusses public health limits and optimism for future progress.
A nameless voter struggles to grasp complex political terms and historic policy talks from Democrats and Republicans. He reads and listens but many details like the disarmament conference and neutrality act remain vague or forgotten. The campaign speeches skim over fine points while trading barbs.
The puzzle presents a Herman Sheffer style crossword by Eugene Sheffer with horizontal and vertical clues including locomotive components artillery and various descriptors. Answers span fields from transport to anatomy and abstract terms reflecting typical crossword entries across 1 8 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 21 24 44 47 49 50 51 and vertical 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 26 27 30 32 34 35 37 38 40 43 38 49 38 land.
North Carolinians will vote tomorrow in Raleigh to choose president governor U S senator 11 statewide officials 12 congressmen and local offices. Absentee ballots may exceed 100000 with about 150000 applications filed reflecting wartime war impact on turnout.
The Associated Press reports ration validity for meats fats and sugar under Book Four stamps with AS through valid until Dec 3 and 30 through 33 indefinite for five each. Shoes stamps and fuel oil coupons are noted with varied durations. new period coupons also valid throughout the heating year.
Two eight foot marble figures representing America at the Albert Memorial in London were smeared with red paint and the pedestal bore the word hideous. The British Press Association said American soldiers were furious and quoted a soldier threatening the vandal.
American fighter bombers yesterday destroyed 10 jet propelled German fighter planes parked on three airfields. The jets were among 28 German aircraft destroyed as a pioneer Mustang Fang attacked airdromes at He, Crailsheim and Sachsenheim. The Mustangs also damaged 17 other planes.
Izvestia reports rumors of a last minute fake plot to attack Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's life allegedly instigated by American Communist interests. The unsigned Moscow survey suggests Republican leaders fear defeat and may try to scare voters with a Communist danger to sway the election. Dewey in Albany had no comment while Roosevelt rests in Hyde Park. George Washington commanded about 14,000 men.
North Carolina and Virginia flue cured tobacco markets return to a five day selling week after a four week foll day period to ease congestion and drying. General price averages for the week show an increase with heavy sales and offerings of higher quality.
Don’t be embarrassed by loose false teeth slipping when you eat talk or laugh Just apply a little pasteeth on your teeth This pleasant powder gives added comfort and security by holding plates more firmly No gummy taste or alkaline Feel Get FP Teeth at any drug store.
Congressional sources say the GI Bill of Rights will return to Congress possibly next week as veterans benefits come under new interpretation by the Veterans Administration. The issue centers on disability compensation being subject to federal attachment if a veteran cannot continue GI loan payments for homes, farms, or businesses.
Word arrived that Allen Wilson, brother of Robert A. Wilson owner of Wilson Shoe Store and Joseph C. Wilson salesman at S. E. Hauser and Company, died at his home in Winston-Salem last night at 11. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Funeral services set for 11 AM Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church Morganton for Dr John McCampbell 76 renowned psychiatrist and former superintendent of the State hospital who died Sunday at Davis hospital Statesville from a heart attack after illness since June.
The passage portrays a voter preparing to cast a thoughtful ballot. It notes he weighed speeches, editorials, radio, conversations, and past experiences influencing his decision. Personal emotions and outlook shape his confidence, optimism, pessimism, and moral considerations for the upcoming vote.
An advertisement proclaims St Joseph Aspirin as the best money can buy claiming it is faster surer and better than any aspirin with 100 tablets for ten cents and urges readers to demand the brand in a bold sales pitch typical of vintage ads.
In Shelby the tale of Alton White a Cliffside teen was saved by his horse after a late night fall the horse stayed with him for hours dragging himself toward home until the family woke to a whinny and alert the household.
The French provisional government invited Secretary of State Hull, suggesting President Roosevelt accompany him to Paris. Henri Hoppenot, France's delegate, said Paris would be pleased to host the President if feasible. A three way meeting with Churchill and Stalin was speculated but not confirmed.
Duke scored a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage against Georgia Tech on Saturday mirroring openings in 1940 and 1942. The game in Atlanta drew comparison to those earlier matchups and set an early tone for the rivalry.
Caracas defeated Cuba 7 to 2 to reach the seventh amateur World Series final. In High Point North Carolina a public sale notice announces land offered at auction by order of the City Council with terms requiring 20 down and balance over 60 months at the City Hall.
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