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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1943

Page

3

Kilday bill revived as draft reform debates deepen

Washington Oct 12 The Kilday bill to govern wartime conscription was revived by the military committee as lawmakers argue over fathers being drafted for manpower. The measure would establish statewide quotas, set local boards, add four deferment categories, and curb occupational deferrals while considering dependency.

William F. Arbogast Washington Kilday Military Committee House Senate May D-Ky House Committee Army Navy Rep Sparkman D-Ala

Roosevelt may abandon bid for fourth term amid wartime unrest

The piece reports that Roosevelt could bow out if Republican nominating mistakes occur and grassroots anger over rationing and wartime policy grows. It notes key states that could swing the election, with broad commentary from observers on public support and potential electoral impact.

Ration details for food, fuel and fuel oil in wartime

Ration rounds describe validity of brown, blue and sugar stamps through late October and November for meats fats and home canning. Shoe and airplane sheet stamps extend indefinitely. Gasoline 6 A 8 A B C coupons vary by region with three to four gallon allowances. Fuel oil coupons valid through January 3 1944. Army navy requisitions continue with expected allotment increases for bakers candy makers and soft drink manufacturers.

Cs Sugar National Produce Associations New York OPA Cuba Puerto Rico Rocky Mountains Midwest Army Navy

The Brighter Side of Eddie Curley and Robbie Robinson

A retrospective on Eddie Curley New York American sports editor who nurtured high school columnist Arthur Robinson later known as Robbie a top sports writer. Robinson's work blended drama with sports commentary earning fame after WWI service and ventures from Santa Monica to Amador California.

Eddie Curley New York American Eddie New York Arthur Robinson

Your Town Our Country World in Wartime Reflections

Normalcy returns to Sicily as Robbie writes a weekly column titled Your Town Our Country The World. He blends war topics with small talk and local news, praising Joe Valvo for handling 1444 letters from Amador lads and serving as an air wardon. Robbie’s tone is mellow and nonacid.

Russia Moscow Versailles Mr. Hull Kremlin Baltic Stalin Balkan Joe Valvo Amador Joen Corres Joe Alli High Command Robbie

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