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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1943
Page
4
The piece weighs whether aging professionals should volunteer or stay home as military needs clash with civilian duties. It cites a North Carolina case, explores postwar policy hopes, and argues Congress must act despite tax timing uncertainty, urging decisive action to avoid delaying relief for many citizens.
The piece argues Nazi Germany amassed 6,000,000 wartime prisoners and laborers, then faces a reckoning as British and American bombing devastates industrial centers. It suggests Germany’s rulers face consequences for aggressive expansion while Allied forces press the offensive and upheaval ensues.
Local readers and officials discuss blackout enforcement food prices rationing and war service support. Citizens praise Girl Scouts parish leaders Salvation Army work and soldiers in Egypt while veterans and workers urge accountability and continued effort.
John Taber and J William Ditter highlight government film making under OWI and its politics. Elmer Davis heads OWI while Lowell Mellett coordinates with the White House. Government budget runs about 1.3 million with 140 staff. The unit produces 93 films a year 41 theatrical 52 non theatrical with prints costing 6 700 each. Stars are officials not actors and Hollywood staff numbers total about 40.
A sprawling Broadway gossip column lists Robert Taylor deferment for Russia, Margie Hart marriage to Lt. Jacobs, Iris Bergman hair and Rita Hayworth notes, Marlene Dietrich divorce plans, Lena Horne cuts, Gloria Grafton at Metro, and other showbiz moves involving Raft, Gabin, Kay Kyser, and Joan Caulfield among many other stars and wartime industry tidbits.
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