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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1944
Page
4
Vice Admiral McIntire reports Roosevelt health generally stable after recent illnesses. The piece notes concern over leadership selection for Vice President and argues democracy depends on viable candidates and robust debate despite old-line party resistance.
The article argues Governor Broughton’s policy of not taking a direct part in the campaign may hinder North Carolina governance. It compares past neutrality by Governor Hoey, warns of risks to state machinery, and discusses potential successors such as Cherry and McDonald. It weighs executive influence on selecting a future leader and praises or critiques neutrality.
The piece argues Roosevelt and Dewey hide their aims while Wendell Willkie stands out for forthrightness. It urges public discussion of issues, calls Hannegan’s push to expose candidates, and stresses active democratic participation and clear foreign policy debate.
The Way Manpower Commission via the U S Employment Service backs establishing help for wounded veterans returning to civilian life. Mr J E Millis urges a home town clearing house tying local and federal agencies to place veterans in suitable work with personalized guidance and patience.
Community leaders, soldiers and civilians debate bus seating norms and veteran reintegration. The War Manpower official calls for rapid labor mobilization and job matching while educators praise surveys guiding postwar plans. Local officials stress prudent planning for a healthier, livable city after the war.
Columnists discuss Hitler's dwindling reserves in the Balkans and a potential Soviet push toward Bucharest, while Paul Mallon and Penn Gilis critique U S government credit control, fearing postwar monopolies and threats to private banks and private enterprise.
Winchell surveys Broadway film and radio scenes with sharp, often sly observations. He riffs on Vera Zorina’s screen presence, Willkie letters, radio ads, and performers while skimming current trails in Hollywood, politics, and press freedom.
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