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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1943
Page
4
R. B. Terry serves as President with H. A. Cecil as General Manager of J. P. Rawley operations from 1915 to 1937. Company listed as Supeerative OhN Budd Co located on Lexington Ave New York City. Friday afternoon April 16 1943.
The piece discusses Dr. McDonald entering the race, the Enterprise stance, and a county meeting on postwar price and consumer education. It also covers Governor Broughton's pardon of William Wellman, juvenile delinquency studies, and oil rationing outlook with George A. Wilson’s wartime demand warnings.
The piece notes American soldiers in Tunisia are brave but inexperienced. It highlights British and Eighth Army influence, Rommel’s tactics, and Patton’s Yank forces. It warns the conflict lacks a decisive breakthrough yet and predicts gas rationing this summer affecting civilian life and visits.
A collection of reader remarks spans education pay comparisons to 1930s teachers, critiques of war as a stimulant to science, and reflections on civic duty. Comments touch on Sunday schooling, daily life for sailors, misperceptions about political ticket selections, and government by the people. A High Point rent ceiling is discussed due to proximity to army reservations.
A sweeping profile notes John Eoghan Kelly and Colin Kelly as contrasting patriots, tangled with German American Bund figures and Nazi sympathizers. It catalogs Gerald L. K. Smith, Frank Clark, and Hamilton Fish descendants, plus Senator Reynolds, Sergeant Reynolds, and others tied to antiwar conspiracy charges and wartime loyalties.
Peter Edson outlines Roy Woodruff of Bay City questioning Secretary Hull on extending the three year renewal of 27 international trade agreements. The piece argues postwar peace and American living standards rely on continued trade, not tariff shifts, keeping world markets open and stable.
A compact musing contrasts faith hope and toil with a wry note on sharp minds. It remarks that constant effort can dull joy, while desiring a leisurely life evokes a wish for rest as a public, restless world keeps moving.
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