Will Clyde Hoey Run Now
The Enterprise notes Governor Clyde R. Hoey as a logical Senate candidate if Gardner exits. Hoey denies seeking the seat but could be persuaded. Reynolds’ strength makes the race tense, and Shelby telegrams are expected urging Hoey to announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soday
O. Max Gardner
United States Senate
Gardner
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Senate
United States
Clyde R. Hoey
Hoey
Washing
North Caro
Reynolds
Shelby
Max
Clyde Hoey
Max Gardner
Shelby Post and Telegraph
Public Uproar Demands Severe Retaliation for Tokyo Attacks
A shocked American public calls for harsh vengeance against Japan for the Tokyo killings of American fliers. The call urges leadership to execute or otherwise neutralize Japan's ruling clique, insisting the same death penalty standard apply to Japanese leaders as to killers at home. The piece warns against overreliance on foreign products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Americans to face postwar synthetic rubber future
The article weighs the fate of U S synthetic rubber plants after the war. It notes estimates that synthetic rubber may cost a few cents more per pound than natural rubber and argues American efficiency could narrow the gap. It poses whether the industry can sustain higher quality synthetics at a premium and answers yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Strange Animal Politics in City Hall Rows
The piece recounts how Sechrest and Siderton rode a compromise ticket and later faced backlash as two rival tickets formed. It notes shifting public positions, likening political feuds to courtroom lawsuits and lunchtime reconciliations, and suggests the episode will soon be forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sechrest
Mr. Siderton
Garner
Mr. Iderton
Too Ambitious Draft Registrant Baffles Boards
Benjamin Cohen of New York registered with four draft boards to avoid his two wives. He used three aliases and registered under each name, then fled. The FBI has him. the wives are pursuing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Cohen
New York
Monty Woolley
Moss Hart
Woolley
Hollywood
Hart
Louis Shurr
Shurr
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Pay-Go Tax Phrase Trimmed by Telegraph Editor
The Enterprise editor shortened the term pay-as-you-go tax to pay-go tax, prompting reaction. The change reflects editorial economy in telegraph headlines and the public discussion over tax terminology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Enterprise
Community voices on prizes for victory gardens and local affairs
Citizens discuss the American Business Club garden prize program boosting food self sufficiency during war. Also opinions on city playground plans, newcomer impressions of High Point, and quotes on war times from Maj Gen Harold L Aborge and Sgt Leonard Lindbergh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
J. R. Willis
Victory Gardens
Edgar Hartley
Charles F. Carroll
Labor Draft Fight Spurs Voluntary Approach Rejection
Burton Heath reports broad opposition from Organized Labor and the National Association of Manufacturers to the Austin Wadsworth bill creating an industrial draft. Secretary Stimson and War Department leaders back the measure along with 45 state Selective Service heads and Manpower Commissioner McNutt. The article notes the shift from voluntary to compulsory labor draft policies and describes details of proposed release and recall procedures for older or deferrable workers. It also mentions a separate note on casket order rules and Sweden’s stance on German leave permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
Stimson
Patterson
War Department
Maritime Commission
Land
McNutt
Roosevelt
WMC
Army
No clear news item present in OCR fragment
The text combines biblical quotation, a philosophical remark, a stray Latin nugget, and wartime fundraising cheer, with no identifiable people places organizations events or concrete facts to summarize into a news card.
Broadway Buzz and High Society Notes from New York
A rapid tour of Broadway social life with sightings of Mrs Joe Brown, MacArthur connection, and visits by Gladys Glad and ex Gov Poletti. Monty Woolley stories, Harold Ickes book, and film chatter highlight nightlife and theater stars including Sandra Rambeau, Myrna Loy, Angela Velez, Maria Montez, and Gloria Vanderbilt amid wartime hush and gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe FE. Brown
Joe
Solomons
MacArthur
Mark Hellingers
Gladys Glad
Warnersburg
Poletti
New York
Central Park
Cheryl Walker
Fileen
Milton Berles
Sam Grafton
Sandra Rambeau
Reuben’s
Myrna Loy
Harold Ickes
Ty Power
Roxy
RCA Victor
Duke Ellington
March of Time
Spain
Angela Velez
Castleholm
Maria Montez
Lorelei
Benny Rubin
Greenwich Village Inn
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High Point Enterprise
J. P. Rawley
R. B. Terry
H. A. Cecil
Mgr
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
Ite
Associated Press
High Point
N C
National — Ohn Budd CO
Lexington Ave
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Bob Reynolds
High Point, North Carolina
Phooey
Ruby Snyder
F. J. Sherrill
Katie Weeks
Rocky Mount
Air Transport Command
Arctic
Panama Canal
Harold L. Aborge
Wade Renfrew
N. P. Hedrick
Rosa Sutherland
Satan
God
Col W. F. Kernan
Sgt
Leonard Lindbergh
North Africa
Burton Heath
Wood Casket Industry Advisory Committee
Consumers Durable Goods Division
War Production Board
Sweden
Norway
Reich
London
Hitler
United Nations
Caesar
Sam
Winchell
Broadway
THE
Dick Himber
Romulo
Bataan
Blue Network
CBS
Harriet Dillon
Peter Donald
Joan Crawford
Elyse Knox
Manhattan
Madison Ave
Little Carnegie Movie Theatre
W. 49Th St
Riverside
80Th St
Times Square
Bill Robinson
Colin Kelly
Wm. J. Delehanty
Charles Boyer
Doctors Hospital
Frank Sinatra
el Morocco
Blue Angel
Gloria Vanderbilt
Pat di Cieco
Vanderbilt Mansion
Gypsy Rose Lee
C. Dillingham
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