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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1942

Page

3

National Whirligig news behind the news continued

The essay reviews political shifts after the elections, noting a possible return of some leaders to the Republican fold and examining Roosevelt era food, manpower, and draft policy debates. It discusses War Production Board aims, price ceilings, and the draft plan favored by Hershey, plus discontent among displaced federal workers and newcomers in Washington.

Roosevelt Washington War Production Board Iis Nelsonians Donald Price Administration Henderson Leon Wickard Hershey

Jeeps Turn Tides in North Africa War Tactics

An American officer in New York recounts Allied tricks against Rommel in North Africa. Montgomery's massed guns and mobile use of tanks and artillery outfoxed German forces. Allies hid jeeps and troops in deserts, while air and ground cooperation disrupted supply lines. Seven thousand US troops and nurses arrive as American logistics and armor flow to Eritrea.

Albert N. Leman North Africa Rommel New York U.S Cairo Nile P.s United States Eritrea General Sherman Grants Lees

Morning Radio Programs On Air For Monday November 9

A detailed schedule lists programs across networks CBS NBC and mutual with times from 6 to 5 15 PM Eastern War Time. Includes Captain Midnight serial The War Overseas music dance shows top talent like Hill Stern Amos and Andy Woods and Waring among others.

Sim Page Farrell Midnight Sen Bernie Cebs Dance Music Orchestra Denver Ore Nbe Jion Winslow The Navy Blu-East Ten Ainutes of News Cbs Miiuver Wiar Tvudus the Duncans Dizie Putty & Ob Adriat Rollini Brazil Orches Ube Biu-West Frank Parker Cbs-Basic Hill Stern Ports Roet Jowell Blu-Bagsic Cnd World News of Today Cbs Waring Dlu Amos and Andy Dasic Fulton Lewis Dr & Comment Nbe Ceiling Unlimited Orsen Welles Johnson Family Raymond G. Swing Blu Screen Guild Players Dbs Raymond Clapper John Freedom Dean Pardue Nbec Cbs-East Blondie-Dagwood Cbhs-West Paul Schubert Dancing Music Orchestra Blu Nbs Fred Waring Mbe-West Hblu & Cos London

Peanut Peddler Sells War Bonds From White House Gate

Steve Vasilakos hawks hot roasted peanuts while selling U S war bonds from near the White House gates. The Athens born vender, backed by AHEPA and Helen Chekafos, notes patriotism and peanuts boost orders nationwide. Secret Service checked crowds as bond sales grow.

Kenneth L. Dixon Washington Steve Vasilakos Steve Mussolini White House Italy Greece Starling Secret Service American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association Helen Cheakafos Helen George C. Vour AHEPA Roosevelt Vournas Musso

AMA urges curtailment of soft drinks and candy sugar intake

The American Medical Association urged reducing sugar in soft drinks and candy to improve public health. It called for advertising changes and proposed restricting sale near schools, arguing sugar refined foods lack nutrients and prioritizing sugar for nutritious foods. It noted enrichment of flour and suggested school boards limit access to sugary products.

American Medical Association Chicago The A. A. A. Council On Foods Prohition A. ML A. Journal A.M. A. Council National Research Council Food and Nutrition Board A. MI. A T He Council

Guilford Girl Wins State 4-H Victory Garden Award

Catherine Venable of Surry County is named first in the State 4-H Victory Garden contest by Frances MacGregor. Four others from Guilford Nash and Caswell win blue ribbons as runners-up. Venable’s garden fed her family all spring and summer. her prize is a trip to the national 4-H congress in Chicago, November 28 to December 3. Henry L. Ingram of Asheboro will speak at Armistice Day exercises in Memorial Auditorium, with armed forces families as guests.

Raleigh Catherine Venable Surry County Frances MacGregor State College Vivian Watts Ssason Emily Batlinger Guilford Elizabeth Wombie Nash Venable Chicago

School Buildings Candy Sale Ban Proposal

A proposal seeks to bar the sale of candy and soft drinks inside school buildings. The measure aims to curb unhealthy snacking among students while leaving vending outside campus boundaries unaffected.

Nudge Your Lazy Liver Tonight with Olive Tablets

An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to ease constipation by stimulating liver bile flow and intestinal action. It claims gentle bowel movements and notes price points of 54 20 60 cents with directions to follow label. Available at all drugstores.

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