Thrice-Married Father's Opposition to Son's Wedding
Denver dated Oct 23. Major Horace Dodge Jr plans to register objections to Corporal Horace Dodge II and Margery Gehman’s marriage at Lowry Field. Dodge Sr, heir to an automobile fortune, advocates base confinement until family talks occur. College professor Harry Gehman’s daughter Margery Gehman would marry the young corporal, who plans to wed soon.
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Lowry
Horace Dodge
Horace Dodge II
Margeryn
Buffalo, N. Y
Army
Col
R. P. Todd
Corporal Dodge
Dodge
Iss Gehman
Harry M. Gehman
Mathe‘mathes
University of Buffalo
Bud
Roosevelt Opens Campaign Trail With Philadelphia Speech
Roosevelt plans a busy week on the campaign trail hitting Philadelphia Shibe Park on Friday night with a business speech and possibly Chicago Saturday. A Boston address is planned probably on November 4 with Cleveland as the final pre election stop before November 7. The president pursues an aggressive finish to a late campaign and targets the industrial east and Midwest to counter alleged falsification and fraud.
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Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Midwest
Japanese Americans to Help Produce Munitions
The War Department announces that Americans of Japanese ancestry will work in munition production at military ordnance depots. The first assignment will be at Tooele Utah. Workers must have unquestioned loyalty and background.
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Denver
INS
War Department
Tooele
Utah
Officer lists dispute over objections to major Dodge
A fragment notes a speaker saying she could not understand major Dodge's objections and mentions a go of it. The snippet provides limited context and names, giving a brief glimpse into a local dispute or proceeding.
BC Headache and Neuralgia Remedy Ad
Agonizing headaches and neuralgic pains yield quickly to the Quick acting ingredients in the BC formula. BC relieves muscular aches and functional periodic pains and acts as a sedative in simple nervousness. 10c and 25c sizes. Use only as directed. Consult a physician if pains persist.
New Leader Of Drys Sees Drive On Rum
Mrs. D Leigh Colvin of New York is elected president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union and advocates prohibition. She cites revival of liquor control talk in the South and blames the Roosevelt administration for blocking liquor legislation. Colvin attended Yale on an alcohol ism course and remains firm on total abstinence as the policy to end alcoholism. She will not discuss WCTU policies until November. Colvin, a 1918 prohibition candidate, was born in West View Ohio and graduated Wheaton College in 1905.
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Theda Ressler
New York
D. Leigh Colvin
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Colvin
Roosevelt
YALE
Yale University
W.C.T.U
Ida B. Wise Smith
West View
Mamie White
Wheaton College
W.C. T.U
New York County
Senator Ball Backs Roosevelt In Foreign Policy Clash
Senator Joseph H. Ball of Minnesota declares he will vote for and support President Roosevelt. He criticizes Governor Dewey for not taking a definitive stand on the United Nations security framework and argues Roosevelt faces a clear mandate on forming and arming the UN against future aggressors.
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Washington
Joseph H. Ball
Minne— Epee
Roosevelt
Thomas F. Dewey
League of Nations
United Nations Security Organization
Ball
United Nations Organization
Dewey
How Professors Get That Way
Central Press examines academic ranks from instructor to full professor. The piece traces ladders from tutor to fellow and scholar roles, noting how promotions often hinge on tenure, degrees, and trustees’ decisions, with humor about pay, perks, and the quirks of college life.
Gulf Stream origin and uncanny fish question
The Gulf Stream originates in the Gulf of Mexico and flows into the Atlantic. If a fish is cut in two and thrown back, two fish can develop from the cut halves. Shivering makes you warmer briefly, trading heat from muscles for warmth.
Words of Wisdom on Exertion and Exhilaration
Chalmers notes that successful exertion brings exhilaration and expresses itself as good humor toward others. The insight links effort with positive social mood and interpersonal warmth.
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Chalmers
Hints on Etiquette at the Dinner Table
A light note on proper dining manners suggests using an oyster fork to eat shrimp. It emphasizes careful handling and traditional etiquette for seafood courses.
October birthday traits and cautions for a persevering child
The horoscope notes a persevering and determined child born in October with mixed fortunes ahead. It highlights success from purposeful effort, mixed love prospects, and well signified love and domestic life if impulses are controlled. Caution near fire and machinery is advised. A born child tends to be hardworking, sober, quick, and generally successful though not always fully valued by employers. One minute test answers mention the Gulf of Mexico and the starfish warmer.
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Gulf of Mexico
Leader's mandate hampered by division among supporters
A fragmented mandate depicts a leader weakened by internal rifts among allies. The split undermines authority and risks credibility as factions clash over strategy.
Senate Debates Film Showing Inside Capitol
In Washington on October 23 the Senate rules committee debated allowing motion pictures in the Senate chamber. An experimental showing occurred with a projector in a corridor outside the hall, led by Sen Reynolds and Col Sanders. A formal report will be prepared while a concurrent issue considers recording Senate debates for broadcasting.
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Senate
Wall Doxey
Rules Committee
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Senator Reynolds
D-Nc
Military Affairs Committee
Reynolds
Military
War Department
Lewis Sanders
Pepper
D-Fila
House of Representatives
Senate Rules Group
Even Top Sergeants Have Their Troubles
CAMP CROWDER Mo Sept 23 The article describes Floyd C Dusen who was told by his draft board that he had been discharged from the armed forces and must submit a copy of the discharge. Dusen questions the requirement and asks the board to mail him a copy of the discharge.
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Camp Crowder
Floyd C. Dusen
Army
Travel boom seen after war ends in Denver statement
J B Herndon Jr of Denver predicts a record peace-time travel surge for hotels and travel services. Civilian travel will pick up after hostilities end with air travel emphasized and railroads expanding and modernizing to compete.
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Denver
INS
J. B. Herndon, Jr
Herndon
Floor blowers used to dust workers at defense plants
Floor blowers similar to amusement park devices are now employed to whip dust and lint from the clothing of workers entering defense plants, illustrating wartime cleanliness protocols and crowd control practices.
State Guard Hears Talk By Gen Jenkins at Fort Bragg
North Carolina State Guard opened a week of field exercises at Fort Bragg with Brig. Gen. James W. Jenkins of Henderson delivering the keynote address. The 22nd company, numbering over 50 members, departed High Point Sunday morning for the post.
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Fort Bragg
North Carolina State Guard
James W. Jenkins
Henderson
High Point
Ft. Bragg
Millionth visitor views Libbey-Owens-Ford Kitchen of Tomorrow
Mrs. Ernest Dubour of Springfield who is 40 and mother of 14 became the millionth visitor to the Libbey Owens Ford Glass company touring exhibit Kitchen of Tomorrow. She said the extra living space would help her large family. two of her nine sons are in service.
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Springfield
Mass
Libbey -Owens-Ford Glass Company
Ernest Dubour
Notice of Sale of Land High Point NC 1944 Auction
Public auction for sale of lot 2 in Moon Plat and a second parcel in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina will occur at 1100 AM October 20, 1944 at City Hall. Bids require 10 percent down and balance over 60 months. city reserves right to reject all bids.
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point Guilford County
Legal notice detailing city auction of Lot 19 in the J B Richardson plat and Lot 7 in the Willouba Terrace, with bids at cash or not less than 20 percent down. Property in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina to be sold at 11:00 AM on October 30, 1944, by Arnold J. Koonce Mayor, with right to reject any bids.
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Mne
City of
High Point
N. C
High Point Township
Guilford Country
North Carolina
N. Main &T
Kelly St
Keiley Bt
Kelley St
Johnson St
N. Main St
J. ¥. Wilson
Seid
Arnold J. Koonce
Cite Council
Guilford County
J B. Richardson
Office of Register of Deeds
N. Y
N.C
Register of Deeds
Marvel
Beer taxes cited as state revenue by Aiken to Bain
Abner Aiken told Colonel Bain, state director of the beer committee, that the beer industry paid over eight million dollars in state taxes last fiscal year. He praised self regulation as essential to protect legitimate revenue.
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Abner Aiken
Bain
the Beer Committee
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