A Hunch Not A Prediction On 1944 Presidential Race
The Enterprise weighs the 1944 election prospects for Roosevelt Dewey and Willkie. It argues Roosevelt may stay or run again if European invasion shifts the odds, while Dewey appears likely but not confirmed. The piece notes Roosevelt and Dewey as potential nominees and discusses Wisconsin results and party logic.
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Immortality and Jesus Resurrection Faith Across Eras
The piece surveys beliefs about immortality from Job to ancient cultures and Indian rites, contrasts them with Jesus as life and resurrection, and cites personal faith experiences. It argues that Jesus’ promise grants eternal life beyond death and reflects on early church witnesses and enduring hope in the Resurrection.
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Major R. Gregg Cherry North Carolina governor candidate
Major R Gregg Cherry of Gastonia a 52 year old attorney and veteran held a long record in North Carolina public life. He served as a World War I captain and National Guard major, led Gaston countys first American Legion post, and held multiple top posts in the General Assembly including Speaker in 1937 and seven House terms plus two Senate terms. He chaired the State Democratic Executive Committee 1937 to 1940 and played a leading role on education and finance committees.
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High Point Citizens Share War News And Community Woes
Citizens discuss military prospects Willkie’s status and pacific battles while noting food shortages and Sunday cafe closures. Local leaders urge cleanup in High Point as florists and housewives seek markets and garden clubs push wartime civic effort.
Widening Chasm Between President and Congress Deepens
Democratic Senator Edwin Johnson of Colorado warns the President must cooperate with Congress or voters will reject him. He argues a British style cabinet accountability could revitalize government and end rivalry, while noting Congress remains the constitutional board of directors and resents executive overreach.
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Broadway Gossip and Broadway Ballad Haunts
Broadway column features Dorothy Lamour at the Stork Club and notes on Vera De Vine at Glenn Martin bomber plant, plus limericks about Hollywood, society notes, and street sketches from Winchells Broadway scene.
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George Sylvester Vierecki
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