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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1943
Page
4
An optimistic editorial argues the New Deal era will persist with social security and labor support. It envisions continued government role in welfare and wartime transition, urging private initiative and cooperation among labor, capital, and management for a better life for the average person.
W A B reflects on Jesus teachings about seeking first the kingdom of God amid war, labor, and scarcity. He contrasts spiritual riches with Mammon, notes the need for work, and warns against anxious want while stressing stewardship of all God has given. Japan and Russia sign a fishing pact.
Police report minor trouble from school patrols as belts are removed from culprits. Local leaders urge joint efforts with Parks and Juvenile Commission and volunteers to curb delinquency. Garden programs expand with 3 000 new plots and planned canning gear. Speed limit cut to 35 mph praised for safety, while public figures discuss socialism and democracy in party primaries. Notable comments address war prices, governor issues, and regional political fairness.
Hollywood studios and the government coordinate a 26 film morale program using industry and government clips to support war aims. Narrators from War Production Board and the Office of War Information lend credibility while real people appear in audience-free government pieces.
A compact note cites Isaiah 5 21 warning against self confident wisdom and adds a Spurgeon quip on recognizing ignorance as a doorway to wisdom. The message blends biblical guidance with a modern aphorism.
A collector of statements traces ties between American figures and Nazi groups. It cites Lt. Rudyard S. Uzzell’s mother’s Bund activity, Bessie Burchett’s Nazi salutes, and connections involving William Dudley Pelley, the Romanoff Caviar firm, and congressional debates over the War Security Act.
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