Newspaper Masthead Notice From High Point NC
The notice states that D A Rawley is Secretary and Treasurer, Robert Thompson Editor, and that the Associated Press has exclusive rights to use all news content for publication unless credited otherwise. Entered as second class matter at the High Point N C Post Office under the act of 1879 March 3.
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Associated Press
High Point
N. C
United States
Senate
Great Britain
Darlan
Africa
Guam
de Gaulle
France
Badoglio
Tito
Yugoslavia
Monroe
Willkie’s withdrawal cited as principled, forthright stand
The piece lauds Wendell Willkie for risking political cost to uphold his convictions. It argues Presidents face foreign policy limits and praises Willkie’s frankness while noting mixed views from Times and Herald Tribune. It reflects on interparty policy unity and suggests long-range plans amid U.S. democratic limits.
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Wendell
Will
Roosevelt
Gover
Mr. Willkie
New York Times
Presi“ewollie
New York Herald
Baltimore Sun
Willkie
S.C
Community voices weigh wartime planning and civic duty
A montage of local leaders and residents discuss postwar planning, wartime volunteerism, and civic duty. Officials urge readiness for peacetime growth, Red Cross drives seek volunteers, and citizens comment on public transport courtesy and community engagement.
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Volteer
A. L. Stevens
Red Cross
Moscow Sakhalin deal stirs cautious Western readings
Paul Mallon notes diplomatic chatter from Moscow Washington and London is opaque with little official clarity. He cites the Sakhalin agreement with Japan as a psychological move, argues public spin exceeds documented text, and mentions Vic Kravchenko criticizing Kremlin tactics as double faced political maneuvers and warning of war prep.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Moscow
London
Sakhalin
Japan
State Department
Hull
Congress
Stalin
Tokyo
China
Victor Kravchenko
Kremlin
Comintern
Russia
Fed
Kraveshenk
Quotations and jests cross history and politics
A roundup of anecdotes and quips spans court cases, Congress, and cinema. Notes reference Wayne Lonergan, Vivian Kellems, Woodrow Wilson, Joe Cannon, Eddie Cantor, Theodore Roosevelt, and VIereck. The item trails into a Cordias-like gag about Rosalind Russell and a cue for continued reading.
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Audit Bureau OF Circulation
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University of North Carolina
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Thomasville High School
Dewey
Philadelphia Athletics
War Ministry
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Arnold J. Koonce
Jay Newby
Sedgefield
Harvey FE Hawkins
Air Corps
Virginia Frank
USO
Joe King
Wisconsin
R. P. Gorrell
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A. P. Cliatt
8. C. Clark
James Randle
American Red Cross
Mra. N. P. Yarborough
The
Ethel Perkins
Lexington
Ins Pravda
Okyo
Moscow Radio
Germany
Pacific
United Nations
Axis
Sakahlin
Tokyo Radio
Pravda
Alaska
Winchell
Broadway
Ev'ry Breeze
Wayne Lonergan
Lonergan
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Selective Service
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Woodrow Wilson
Joe Cannon
Jeanette Rankin
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Cannon
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Betty Grable
Harry James
Theodore Roosevelt
George Sylvester Viereck
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Hamilton Fish
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Fish
Hitler
Nickel
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Republican Party
Dickstein
McCormack
Frank Novak
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Fellows
Jerome Beatty
Mr. Beatty
God Save the King
Rosalind Russell
Rosalind
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