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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1944
Page
2
Hints on Etiquette and Sunday Horoscope
Hints advise travelers to carry soap and towels due to unused washrooms. Sunday horoscope predicts a birthday celebrant will be conservative, methodical, patient, and observant with lasting love but trials ahead. Do not borrow or lead, conserve resources, and avoid changes in business and love while watching health.
Outcast soldier returns home from three invasions
Pfc. Samuel A. Tatalone, 32, home from war in Erie after three invasions North Africa Sicily and Anzio. He was discharged after his third wound at Anzio and expresses distress at missing the invasion of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Pa
INS
Samuel A. Tatalone
France
North Africa
Sicily
Anzio
Tatalone
Wartime Union Tensions Stir Voters Across Nation
A wide range of Democratic critics claim Sidney Hillman undemocratic influence in the CIO controlled plants. They warn Hillman Browder and the CIO may cost FDR votes while labor rank and file fear retaliation for opposing the fourth term fund. The letter cites shipyards in Washington and New Jersey, and reports widespread anti Hillman sentiment among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Sidney Hillman
C.I.C
Washington
A.F.L
U.M.W
Needles
F.D.R
Harry Hopkins
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Donald M. Nelson
Hillman
Matthee
Go.p
Mr. Hillman
Bellingham
Dewey
DiMaggio Returns To New York From Hawaii
Joe DiMaggio arrives in San Francisco after two months in Hawaii on army business. He declines to discuss illness but says he will not seek a medical dispensation and is in top condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankee
Army Business
Hawaii
DiMaggio
Seventh Army Air Force
Life-Saving Poultrymen Hatch 20000-Chick Supply
Life-saver work at Pennsylvania State College hinges on poultrymen who supervise hatching over 20 000 chicks annually for laboratories developing life saving serums. The unseen staff contributes to medical research and training.
Soldiers exceed loan goal at Camp Reynalds drive
Soldiers at Camp Reynalds in Greenville Pennsylvania exceeded the Fifth War Loan target of 400000 dollars by 140031 dollars, demonstrating strong support for the war effort and financial backing beyond the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Camp Reynalds
Shorty who died seeking Nazis in France
A feature on the grave sacrifice of master sergeant known as Shorty who, despite poor health, volunteered to draw German fire to help his unit near the front in France. He had 27 years in the army, earned a Purple Heart and three wound stripes, and was hailed as the division’s best damned soldier by comrades and command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
France
Shorty
United States
Edward Sesson
Los Angeles
James Kuhns
Greensburg
Pagste
Maj
Nathan M. Quin
Joe L. Plotnick
Baltimore
Ore
Pensacola Fliers Win Honors At Swimming Meet
The Pensacola Fliers captured team honors at the Southern Amateur Athletic Union swimming meet in New Orleans with 66 points over two days. New records fell including the 225-yard medley relay by the Pensacola relay team. The Audubon Swimming Club topped the girls' events with 72 points, ahead of Goldsboro, and several individual race winners were noted from Audubon and Goldsboro clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pensacola Fliers
Southern Amateur Athletic Union
Pensacolas
Goldsboro
N. C
Lassies
Audubon Swimming Club
Goldsboro Club
Caire
Audubon
Powell
Bennett
Brupbacher
Barbee
Crone
Kernan
Pyatt
Betz
Pate
State News Briefs From North Carolina and South Carolina
Wilmington police hold J W Andrews a Sumter South Carolina Negro in New Hanover county jail after an attempted assault on an 18 year old white girl at Wrightsville Beach. Dale tobacco markets in Raleigh anticipate full belt sales next week with more than 440 million pounds expected this year. James Brown of Rich Square High School North Carolina to compete in a regional Future Farmers of America oratorical contest. The state utilities commission seeks a chief clerk as BR D Self retires September 25. Over 150 miles of Blue Ridge Parkway right of way have been secured with control of construction by federal government. Six North Carolina law enforcement schools planned by the Institute of Government in Chapel Hill. Air technical service command offices to be located in Raleigh serving Carolinas Virginia and West Virginia. State Federation of Home Demonstration clubs annual meeting in Raleigh set. Dr Leon Meadows former East Carolina Teachers College president faces 17 embezzlement charges after grand jury actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Wrightsville Beach
M. J. Faircloth
J. W. Andrews
Sumter
Ss. C
New Hanover County
Faircloth
Raleigh
North Carolina
War Food Administration
Columbia
8. C
James Brown
Rich Square High School
Lasker
Future Farmers of America
South Carolina
Virginia
Douglas Barfield
Kershaw County
Gareth Miller
Bridgewater
Greenville
Leon BR. Meadows
Fast Carolina Techers College
Pitt County Grand Jury
Meadows
Grand jury cases to be merged for joint trial in October
Solicitor D. M. Clark said the charges already pending will be consolidated into one case after additional testimony given before the grand jury. He added that all bills would be tried together and that a special court term may be called in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Clark
Contaminated beer dumped in North Carolina
Ten thousand bottles of beer tainted with mold filament and spores were poured out in North Carolina over six weeks. State chemist Dr EB Contable said most beer originated in the Winston-Salem area. Producers voluntarily consented to discard the beer and outlined plans to prevent recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
EB. W. Contable
Winston-Salem
Soldier Fatally Burned at Camp Butner Kitchen
Pvt. Troy A. Monday of Knoxville Tennessee was fatally burned when floor cleaning fluid in a mess hall kitchen ignited. The incident occurred Wednesday night at Camp Butner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Butner
Troy A
Knoxville
Tenn
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Julian R. McGhee
War Department
W. A. McGhee
Jamestown
Pvt
McGhee
Camp Wheeler
Wachovia
ST. Mark
Anne Baxter
Michael O'Shea
Cartoon & News
Satka
Roy Rogers
Nevada
Withi
Dale-Beans
Mary
Efe
Leon Errol
Carolina Playboys
Duncan
New West End
Red Skelton
Fast
Kids
High Point
Fenton -Tomorrow
Scotty Pathe
Louise Munn
New York
Lawrence M. Lloyd
Chambois
Navy
Camden City
C.I.0
Uncle Sam
Mister Whiskers
Treasury
Kansas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Sunflower
Featorie
Ruta Falk
Her
Greenstore
Fair Grounds
Greensboro
State Theatre
Salem Street
Oklahoma Raiders
Tex Ritter
Fuzzy Knight
Charles Boyer
Joseph Cotten
Hank Cothrans
Carolina
Playboys
Hopalong Cassidy
Texas Masquerade
Roy Acuff
Smokey Mountain Boys & Girls
MY Darling
Clementine
State Utilities Commission
BR. D. Self
Self
State Highway Commission
Charles Ross
Highway Commission
Chapel Hill
Institute of Government
Air Technical Service Command
R. W. Propst
Army Air Force Materials Command
Carolinas
West Virginia
State Council of the
N. C. Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Oleo
Seward’s Market
East Commerce St
Foster
Wheel the Fame
GA. Foster
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