High Point Surges Past War Bond Quota in 1943 Drive
The High Point community surpassed its 2 550 000 quota by 3 254 891 50 in the latest war bond drive and bought a bomber for Guilford county squadron plus another for escort fighters. The town, once deemed sick, shows strong morale as it supports the war effort.
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Associated Press
High Point
Main Street
Babbitts
Sinclair Lewis
Boosters
Red Cross
Buncombe County
Wake
Arthur Utley
Guilford County
War optimism at AP and ASPA meetings in York
Reporters at a New York gathering of nearly a thousand newspeople carried a cautious view. They noted progress in planes and weapons but warned that overall ship tonnage lagged behind needs and allied friction could hinder victory, with optimism tempered by the long, hard fight ahead.
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Associated Press
Americanspaper Publishers Association
York
America
United Nations
New York
Civility in War Procures Bond Drive and Strategy
The message argues against brutal retaliation for Tokyo bombers and urges civilized response. It urges buying war bonds, ramping production, setting Europe as objective, and supplying MacArthur with equipment to advance toward Tokyo rather than fighting daily in Australia. It notes 13.5 billion dollars in bonds reflecting national wartime effort.
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Europe
MacArthur
Tokyo
Australia
S.B.H
World War II Public Opinion Voices Across Nation
A collection of quotes from prominent figures and citizens discusses wartime morale, home front efforts, and postwar concerns. Topics include service centers for soldiers, volunteer labor, propaganda effectiveness, victory gardens, gas rationing, and fears of imperialism if liberation fails to secure freedom.
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Victory Gardens
Estelle T. Smith
Raleigh
Grade labeling controversy sparks price control debate
Peter Edson outlines a heated dispute over mandatory grade labeling for canned foods to enforce price controls. Advocates push A to C grades across 1943 cans, while critics warn of inspector shortages and labeling logistics. Differences in transit costs could create price disparities between Grade A and B corn.
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Liberation of India
Eleanor Roosevelt
American Association of University Women
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Prentiss M. Brown
Brown
Washington, D.C
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maine
New York
Indiana
Minnesota
Moral reflections on sowing and reaping from scripture and Cicero
A compact comparison notes that the Bible warns that sparing sowing yields sparing returns while generous sowing brings abundant rewards. The adage is echoed by Cicero with equally direct moral cause and effect.
Indians Dominate Air Organizations In India Report
Paragraphs describe Indian dominance across air organizations while Northern Ireland initiates a new war on bootleggers. The brief highlights shifting power dynamics and law enforcement actions amid regional tensions.
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India
Northern Ireland
Winchell Bigtown Heartbeat Headlines and Society Notes
Gossip column items from New York society and entertainment scenes. Mentions of David Bowes-Lyon Brig. Gen. Donovan Dorothy Thompson John Lambertson and Gilbert Gabriel. Broadway clubs El Morocco and Copas Nat Brandwynne. figures like Frank Sinatra and Ruth Caroll. cultural venues Carnegie Hall and Madison. and industry chatter on royalties, lawsuits, and social events.
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Wm. Donovan
St. Regis
Gilbert Gabriel
Alaska
Dorothy Thompson
Lambertson
Robert Montgomery
Pacific
Stork Club
Christine Ayers
Red Cross
Madeleine Carroll
Madison
Margaret Sullavan
Museum of Modern Art
Margaret
Francis Sinatra
John Wilcox
Tacoma
Frank Sinatra
Broadway
el Morocco
Fred Allen
Shakespeare
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