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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
14
In Lexington Kentucky during a 1937 election, precinct officers shivered on a cold day and bought kerosene worth ten cents to build a fire. One man paid and received a signed receipted bill by four election officers. The man with the bill handed it to County Auditor Spears, who initially contemplated using his own dime rather than open his 1937 books.
Judy Allen, editor at a New York magazine, asks attorney Philip Rogers to charter a plane as she and Skyways Incorporated race to locate Sandy, presumed alive after a Colorado mountain campers rescue. Judy's resolve grows as she awaits news while grappling with debt and trust in Phil.
British evacuees in Hong Kong arrange dress purchases for shipment to their wives in Australia. Reports describe men coordinating orders to be sent abroad as part of wartime efforts to support families separated by evacuation.
A quiz lists eight First Ladies with their maiden names and matching presidents. From Martha Custis with Wilson to Edith Carow with Lincoln, the puzzle asks to pair each wife with the correct early president, testing knowledge of U.S. presidential spouses and their birth names.
The U S embassy reported hundreds of inquiries from American citizens seeking transport to the United States. Many are naturalized, facing possible loss of citizenship if they do not return by October 14. They must travel by belligerent boat.
The article notes that Germany cannot assure the safety of American passengers aboard belligerent ships. It states that waters around Britain are prone to air and submarine attacks and are heavily mined, underscoring risks to travelers in those regions.
Berlin reports that German sources view Washington's policy allowing American nationals to sail home on belligerent ships as a direct consequence of recent U S actions. The notice reflects wartime diplomacy and shifts in neutral rights during the ongoing conflict.
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