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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1943
Page
9
Ration bulletin lists book and stamp validity for meats fats and processed foods through given dates. It covers sugar shoe stamps air travel sheet gasoline coupons by region and period one fuel oil credits with unit values and expiration.
West Point notes rivalry betting on a Goats win to tilt Army Navy outcomes. Engineers, drawn from top first class scholars, hope the Goats prevail, continuing a tradition tied to the academy’s game-week ritual.
An ongoing exhibit of Baltimore scenes at the Municipal Peale Museum, 25 North Holliday Street, runs through Sunday November 28. The review notes some good pictures with affordable prices and urges artists to market more reasonably to foster lasting art appreciation. Santa Isabel is cited as the first Solomon Islands discovery. A separate public notice concerns a North Carolina foreclosure sale in High Point, listing defendants and the property on Park Street for December 25 1943 at 11:00 AM.
Rail reservations for December 24 went on sale in Philadelphia and within 24 hours nearly all were sold. A Pennsylvania railroad spokesman reported all reservations on three southern trains were taken and only a few remained on trains to the west. He said the demand was unprecedented. Under federal rules schedules can be posted and tickets sold only 30 days in advance.
The robin prefers mulberries as its main food source. This natural feeding pattern showcases the bird’s reliance on seasonal fruit for sustenance.
The French consultative assembly commends the committee of national liberation for settling the Lebanon incident without arming collaboration with Allies or French interests. It backs the Atlantic Charter and notes adherence to treaty obligations. A U S armored division uses over 600 tons of ammunition daily in action.
Damon Runyon criticizes government liquor policy urging restraint on unlocking bonded whiskey for retail sale. He warns such moves would flood markets, boost bootlegging, and worsen black market activity while penalizing temperance supporters and encouraging crime. He cites Treasury aims and public attitudes toward prohibition era practices.
A 1965 commentary argues that liquor rationing may fuel black market growth and price increases. It contends legitimate whiskey firms limit supply to protect brands, while prohibition criminals cannot import or manufacture due to controls.
The War Production Board revoked its amendment allowing newspapers to build 1943 last quarter newsprint quotas into early 1944 inventories. Publishers may use savings from 1943 but cannot add them to stockpiles for the first quarter of 1944.
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