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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1944
Page
3
The sample lists yes and no votes on amendments about making the Commissioner roles and Council of State members constitutional officers, exempting Notaries Public from double office holding, and abolishing private examination of wife for the sale of homestead.
Party leaders expect a close race though both camps predict victory. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Eligible voters include those on the registration books and those who voted in prior elections. Five ballots exist with straight-ticket options on most, and a separate constitutional amendments ballot. City workers are barred from campaigning under a Hatch Act rule.
Washington November 6 Rep Larcade from Louisiana says soldiers on front line duty in Europe overwhelmingly favor President Roosevelt. He interviewed hundreds of servicemen and believes at least 75 percent have cast ballots for their current commander in chief.
Charlotte hosts the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers as it marks 25 years as a state organization. Mrs Joseph Garibaldi, its first president, attends, and Dr Frank P Graham of the University of North Carolina will address the gathering.
In Seattle on November 6 a Marine Corps suit describes Donald L. Anderson as 6 feet 7 inches tall and notes his commanding height compared with fellow Marines. The description highlights his stature within the unit.
Seventh Air Force Liberator Bombs Lullaby took 400 bullet holes and lost an engineer’s life but returned to base after a 30 minute dogfight with 12 Japanese fighters. Pilot Lieut Nelson and co pilot Lieut Claflin steadied the crippled craft as crew fought to land amid failing oxygen and a broken elevator.
A vintage notice describes Pattern 4668 for a shirtwaist frock in multiple sizes from 12 to 48, noting fabric yardage for size 36 and advertising a needlework pattern. It promotes ordering through The Enterprise and Anne Adams Fall and winter pattern book with prices and contact details.
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