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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1945

Page

4

What Price Will Russia Ask for War Aid

The piece weighs the price of Soviet help against Japan and China, warning against trading moral standards for temporary gains. It questions Britain and Roosevelt on abrogating promises, the Cairo agreement, and the risk of communist puppet rule in Manchuria and Korea. It urges studying map and national character before deciding on alliance terms.

Russia United States Japan Siberia Manchuria Korea United Tes Great Britain Roosevelt Shill China Aria Asia Europe Stalin Globe Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Churchill Chamberlain Poland Cairo Britain Red Army

End of the Beginning and the Ascension Sermon Reflections

The article reflects on the Ascension and Pentecost as the end of the beginning, urging churches to feed their flocks, worship continually, and seek divine aid in shaping postwar peace. It cites Jesus' commands and promises, noting worship after the Resurrection and the call to joyful service.

Jesus Father Jerusalem Temple God Herbert

Seabees and Home Front Strikes Stir Soldier Letter

W. M. Bill Thomas recalls Seabees in the Pacific praising duty and victory while criticizing Adams Millis workers back home. He contrasts civilian life with soldiers’ sacrifice and laments strikes affecting support for war effort.

Pacific W. M Bill” Thomas America Marine Corps Army Fleet Axis High Point Adams-Millis Corporation

Homefront pleas amid wartime drive urge unity and work

Statements stress that strikes threaten victory and ration guidance urges citizens, including housewives, to prepare for a second tin collection on April 15. Local boards are praised for courtesy and efficiency while security of supplies and war bonds are highlighted as vital to war effort.

Tokyo Axis United States John R. Peacock

Moral Revolution Undermines National Standards

The author argues that eternal moral standards have faded in a moral revolution spanning decades. Truth is traded for expediency and power, public trust erodes, and high places exhibit degradation. Recovery from moral decline is slower than from economic or political errors.

Bert Andrews New York Herald- Tribune Yalta San Francisco

Father of Major-General Rose invokes mercy over revenge

By George Sokolsky recalls an elderly father's response to his son's death, urging moral justice over hatred. The piece cites Rabbi Samuel Rose and the Passover sacrifice to appeal for compassion toward all peoples, including Germans, amid wartime tragedy.

Russia Lindy'’s Stork Club Germany Hille Maurice B. Rose Micah Rabbi Samuel Rose Jehovah

Capitol Square Claims Highlight Bus Damages Across 29 Counties

Forty personal injury and property damage claims totaling 11064.44 are presented to the state board of education by the general assembly. Each claim follows the same procedure with funds not yet appropriated. some are merit based while others are politically influenced. Senator O Berry misses seeing Thad Eure’s straw hat in Raleigh as Eure assists in Hertford County.

Board of Education Paul Reid General Assembly Forsyth Robeson Appropriations Committee State Board of Education Sembly State’ Board Tom O'Berry Wayne Emmett Robinson Highway Commission O'Berry Thad Eure Eure Hertford County

LaGrange Election Books Missing Prompt Waiver

The attorney general ruled that LaGrange may waive the 20 day notice for new registration books after their loss. New books must be opened in time before voting, with four weeks registration prior to election day. State auditor’s office closed to attend Mrs Carrie Ehrie Pou funeral.

la Grange LaGrange State Auditor Carrie Ehrie Pou George Ross Pou

Winchell On Broadway and Other Briefs Note

Walter Winchell profiles a one man campaign against coddling German POWs citing hunger and neglect at Heppenheim where 53 of 309 Americans died. A John Kennedy Blue segment notes Nazi foodless days in camps. Also a piano anecdote with Chopin and Smeterlin on Majorca and a moon trip cost estimate linked to Gerald L. K. Smith.

Walter Winchell Heppenheim Walter John B. Kennedy Jan Smeterlin Valdemosa Majorca Chopin Smeterlin Palma

Radio Tower and Pilot Jones Signal Wobble Recalls Navy Mystery

The piece recounts a naval radio training center in Georgia with a trainee at a radio tower who reports an unanswered incoming fleet, then receives a wry reply from Pilot Jones claiming he landed two hours earlier. The anecdote blends wartime humor with archival radio lore and sharp one liners.

Leo Reisman Naval Radio Training Center Georgia Pilot Jones

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