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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1944

Page

4

North Carolina braces against Reno divorce racket

The editorial condemns Nevada divorce patterns as a harmful racket that harms remarried couples and many children considered illegitimate under state law. It urges North Carolina and other states to act or risk federal intervention to rectify past divorces and the status of children born to those unions.

Phere Walter P North Carolina Supreme Carolina General Assembly Nevada North Carolina Reno

Camp aid urged for Point Girl Scouts needs acreage

The note calls on public spirited citizens to support a camp for about 550 Point Girl Scouts who have funded part of the plan by selling cookies and doing extra jobs. It warns that a small number of acres with equipment is not adequate and that girls have not been able to use another camp, though they are willing to share maintenance costs.

Point Girl

Navy control questioned over civilian rights in wartime Pearl Harbor debate

A Honolulu civil court heard testimony from Admiral Nimitz and discussed civilian military authority amid a case challenging military jurisdiction. The panel noted ongoing Pearl Harbor vulnerability and debated whether civilian courts should replace military oversight in emergencies.

Honolulu Hawaii Pacific Adm Nimitz Pearl Harbor S.C

YMCA membership drive urged to aid youth in wartime

A call to join the YMCA emphasizes its 100 year history and vital role in shaping future leaders. Officials stress paid memberships provide real value, support underprivileged boys, and fund operations beyond charity, framing the campaign as essential for High Point’s character and future.

YMCA High Point

North Carolina leaders praise High Point work and state programs

In Raleigh letters, P J Griffin lauds High Point for its welcome and cleanup efforts as Junior High students lead a campaign. State Senator Ballentine stresses a broad agricultural development program. Harold Woodruff commends Red Cross work in High Point, while Everett Surrett notes induction order confusions. Mrs Freeman calls for price controls on clothing.

High Point Paul Friedman Apan North Carolina L. Y. (Stag) Ballentine Wake Red Cross Harold ©. Woodruff Fort Bragg

Washington reporting snarl and invasion risk to Britain

The piece discusses Eisenhower preparing for a possible Nazi invasion to disrupt Allied landings, outlining German attack options and Allied defenses. It also covers RAF and US efforts to counter threats, plus Soviet stamina and rationing insights amid broader wartime reporting by Charlie Michelson and critiques of New Deal figures.

Reichswehr Eisenhower Berlin

Winchell On Broadway Seethes in Wartime Gossip

The column reviews Broadway and Hollywood chatter detailing betrothal rumors, wartime celebrity appearances, industry shifts, and social tidbits. Notable names include Chaplin Jr, Patricia England, Angela Greene, Jane Pickens, and Bob Hope, with references to war effort efforts and press coverage.

New York Hollywood C. Chaplin, Jr Patricia England Russell Randall Angela Greene H'wood Broadway Playboys Midtown Lucky Luciano Comstock Alfred Lunt England la Fontanne Dave Apollon Book of the Mint Billy Leeds Jane Pickens Wailing Jane Cotillion Nick D'Amico Essex House Havana-Madrid H. Sherman Teddy Vernon Clark Fort Wayne Bob Hope Army Buttinskys Peg& Stewart Don Barry Movieburg Lily ‘Pons Kostelanetz

Roosevelt foe Michelson warned of fourth term bid

Washington recalls Charles Michelson once publicity director for the Democratic national committee who wrote frankly about President Roosevelt on the eve of a probable bid for a fourth term. He left the DNC last year to make way for younger men and to avoid the political rough and tumble.

National Press Club Michelson Edward M. House Wilson Col. House Philip Dru Hich Sumner Welles Cordell Hult Russia England Washington Roosevelt Charles Michelson Democratic National Committee Charlie

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