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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1943
Page
5
Damon Runyon discusses proposed whiskey in bond policies noting shortages of bottles and containers and the need for glass, cartons, and spigots. He explains tax timing, potential government lending, and the role of blending spirits in the market while warning about enforcement and drunkenness concerns.
Washington reports that no senator is yet openly running for either major party nomination in 1944. Dems await Roosevelt decision on a fourth term. Republicans list several dark horses including Taft Burton Vandenberg Revercomb Langer Nye Bevercomb with mixed prospects. Byrd emerges as a Democratic challenger potential though Roosevelt’s renomination seems likely.
A garbled item lists questions about who was king of a country and who currently holds the throne, with references to Albania and Romania, plus a proverb and a horoscope fragment. It mentions Victor Emmanuel, Michael son of Carol, Marie, and a warning about anger and leadership.
Washington reports reveal a clash over military news handling after Maj. Gen. Patton's head-slapping incident in Sicily. Eisenhower warned publication could aid the enemy, while correspondents and officials dispute who decided to withhold or release the story. Senate and House probes follow as Patton’s promotion and recall questions loom.
A sage message encourages patience and contentment, advising not to fret about wealth or fame. It urges steady effort and inner peace, reminding listeners that true value comes from character and steady progress rather than public acclaim.
A long mixed list of clues with numbers for horizontal and vertical entries including various definitions and cross references. The text mixes geography animals mythology and everyday terms forming a crossword style clue set.
A birthday today marks a forceful ambitious nature and steady drive. The reader is urged to evolve an idea slowly for permanent results as an unexpected interruption at 6 16 am interrupts early morning plans.
Mrs Bettie Suggs of 201 Center St Thomasville NC praises Dr Foster s L K for relief from indigestion gas weak nerves headaches and sleepless nights after taking the tonic The testimonial notes appetite improvement and better digestion with a 7 cent 1 25 size available from the druggist.
A morning routine note urges patience and good humor. It suggests avoiding filler and asks readers to consider aiding a young couple between noon and 1 PM if possible to help them persist.
A columnist advises that a girlfriend should avoid keeping a boyfriend waiting when he calls for a date and suggests being ready when married to prevent irritation and unhappiness.
In Greensboro the hearing on a motion to dismiss the R J Reynolds Employees Association complaint over a re bargaining election resumes in Winston Salem federal court next Wednesday. Judge Johnson J Hayes ruled after a three hour session. the motion asks dissolving a Forsyth County order delaying the election until after December 6. The complaint claims insufficient voter information and racial discord in campaigning. Defenders include Tobacco Workers Organizing Committee CIO Reynolds Tobacco Co and NLRB representatives. Canada ships 210000 tons of newsprint to the U S border each month.
Casual Comment by W A Bivins discusses the 24-hour clock in military use and its psychological effect of nonstop time, noting civilians adapt differently. He also jokes about weather predictions, recalling past forecasts and predicting snow for December 23.
The piece argues that Carol should be brought to the United States under extradition proceedings in handcuffs to stand trial for his crimes, while agreeing on the need for Carol to come to the country.
The item recalls Penn defeating Cornell 34 to 7 in football a year ago. It also notes Fritzie Zivic stopping Ronnie Beaudin in the second round three years ago and Army’s 14 to 7 football win over Navy before 102,000 fans in Philadelphia’s Municipal Stadium five years ago.
An old advertisement urges attention to a persistent three days cough signaling risk of chronic bronchitis. It promotes Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy that goes to the chest to loosen phlegm and aid healing, offering a money back guarantee if not effective. It closes with a wartime push to buy war bonds.
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