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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1945

Page

14

Bricker Warren Taft Lead GOP Fork in 1946 Politics

The report suggests former Ohio Governor John Bricker may seek the Senate, with Governor Earl Warren fielding the re conversion era, while Senator Robert A. Taft leads conservative opposition to Dewey. GOP leaders form a reactionary policymaking group excluding Dewey supporters, boosting Taft as the sole plausible national candidate.

John Bricker Ohio Senate West Dewey Earl Warren Chicago G.O.P Robert A. Taft House New York Wendell Willkie Stassenites Charles A. Halleck Indiana Republican Congressional Committee Halleck Truman H.S.T Richard W. Wigglesworth Massachusetts W. Sterling Cole Clarence W. Brown G.O Capitol Bill Everett R. Dirkson Illinois Albert J. Engle Michigan Charles A. Eaton New Jersey James W. Wadsworth Grand Old Party Stassen Vandenberg Bob” Taft

Dewey Eyes 1948 Nomination Amid Roosevelt Controversy

The article outlines Thomas E. Dewey's potential 1948 presidential bid and his challenge to Roosevelt's legacy over Pearl Harbor Foreknowledge. It notes GOP rivals consider his candidacy viable if he returns to reformist stances, while Truman's New York engagement wanes and rivals like Vandenberg Saltonstall and Stassen gain traction.

Thomas E. Dewey Franklin D. Roosevelt Pearl Harbor Washington New York F.D.R Japan G.O.P Dewey Truman G.O.P. Graybeards Robert F. Wagner Empire State Arthur H. Vandenberg White House Stassen Minnesota Willkie Leverett Saltonstall New

PENETRA Fungicide Claim Promises Quick Foot Relief

An advertisement proclaims Athletes Foot Germ Killer reduces foot fungus by 35 percent in one hour if user is not satisfied refund offers 35 cents. It urges buy at Mann's and apply full strength for itchy sweaty or smelly feet, stressing the product reaches deeper where germs live.

Mann's

Southern Railway trains 6000 soldier-railroaders for overseas

The Southern Railway System trained 6 000 soldier railroaders during World War II for service overseas in a theatre of operations. The program included four railway operating battalions and the personnel of a replacement school.

Southern Railway System

Decline of U S Whaling Tied to Industry Shifts

The Fish and Wildlife Service reports no American whaling licenses remain as the United States loses leadership in whaling. Factors include mismanaged resources, rise of petroleum eliminating whale oil demand, and failure to develop new whale products. Norway aims to resume whaling with several expeditions as Europe maintains profitable fleets.

Washington United States Fish and Wildlife Service of the Interior Department U. S California Norway Interior Department Lie Coun

Mail Now Accepted For Delivery In Finland

Letters, post cards, printed matter and parcel post packages may now be mailed to civilians in Finland according to local postal authorities. With the opening of mail routes to this country practically all routes covered before the war have been reestablished. Packages are limited to 11 pounds in weight.

Finland

Cheap Substitutes Replace Most Whale Products

The article notes substitutes in the US for whale products except two items, ties and ambergris, used in perfumery and cosmetic wax, reflecting a shift in available goods and industrial uses.

Unregistered Item Mail Policy Clarification

Disclosure notes that nothing perishable is involved and items must be unregistered and uninsured. It states only one parcel per week may be mailed for the same person or business to the same address.

States collect about 1.3 billion dollars in unemployment taxes

States collect about 1.3 billion dollars annually in unemployment compensation taxes. The figure reflects tax receipts used to fund unemployment benefits and administer the program.

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