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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1944
Page
7
The London Daily Mail reports three major UK auto clubs sketching postwar transport plans. They propose broad highways linking cities and ports with river tunnels elevated roads pedestrian subways under crossings and non skid surfaces to modernize mobility.
A 1930s era assessment notes Communist strength across a third of China, with base in northern Shansi and central Hopei. It describes Red governance in Yenan, peasant support, currency, education, and equal rights for women, while Chiang Kai-shek maintains central control and resists multi party unity.
Beautiful chorus girls headline the Revue of Tomorrow at the Paramount Theatre Monday for four shows at 1 45 5 00 7 00 and 9 15 P M. The bill features Nee Wong Toby and other acts plus Youre in the Army Now on screen. Matinee 9c and 5c night 24c 4c.
At Raleigh 175 delegates from 13 colleges debated resolutions urging a state supported public health system with hospital care clinics and doctors prescribed drugs. A medical care commission would run the program as lawmakers also attacked nepotism in payrolls and discussed expanding the student assembly model to other states.
The North Carolina board released 105 physicians licensed after the fall exam. Top score belongs to Dr. James Rountree Collett of Morganton with 95 2/7, followed by Dr. John R. Chambliss of Rocky Mount with 94 1/7, Dr. John J. Thompson of Winston-Salem with 93 6/7, and Dr. Henry Toole Clark Jr. of Scotland Neck with 93 3/7. The list names numerous doctors across Winston-Salem Raleigh Durham and other cities plus some out-of-state graduates.
High Point official C C Garrett reports a national push for a general information campaign on federal taxation and pay as you go policies. Lewis A Dibble argues heavy taxes require government economy and a full reappraisal of functions amid spending department staff versus Congress.
The United Daughters of the Confederacy formed in Nashville in 1894 will hold their List annual convention in Nashville from Tuesday through Friday, announced president-general Mrs. James Edwin Woodard of Wilson, North Carolina.
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