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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1944
Page
4
A column laments unfair praise of coaches while condemning the glamour of sports, then shifts to a fiery denunciation of the gasoline black market. It warns readers that phony cheerleaders and criminals profit from extra fuel and urges action against racketeers and dope peddlers.
W A B reflects on Easter’s meaning and Jesus as the perfect will of the Father. The sermon urges true obedience to God, citing baptism, transfiguration, Gethsemane, and the cross, warning against mere blood sacrifice and urging faithful service for nations and the church.
A collage of residents and officials comment on draft board re zwe sponsorships, High Point health measures, bus station movement, police lineage, WAVEs enlistment, Gandhi critique, weather impacts on cleanup, welfare and USO work, Raleigh welfare conference, town revival, and Hirohito's role in Japan’s wartime history.
In Nebraska Dewey achieved strong write-in support though his name was not on the ballot. The piece notes Nebraska’s independent streak, Stassen and Willkie mentions, and argues Dewey’s momentum after Wisconsin and New York delegates. It highlights the risk of early bandwagoning and politics timing.
Harvey Winer Winchell critiques congressional critics during Easter recess. He highlights free speech battles, compares opponents to Hitler, mentions Walter Winchell, Clare Hoffman, and the Dies Committee, praising civil liberties and anti isolationism debates. The column mixes political venting with sharp jabs at public figures and media.
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