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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1943
Page
4
A group of readers questions why church attendance remains low despite believing. They note excuses are common but seek a sincere explanation from ministers or others, hoping to publish responses.
W A B reflects on the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, arguing wealth exposes conscience and defines true value. It emphasizes humility, stewardship before God, and spiritual riches as the path to lasting peace and citizenship in heaven.
A High Point column records varied remarks from residents and officials. Topics include yard work labor shortages, mixed race nursery school plans, praise for Miss Virginia Frank’s soldiers program, soap supply concerns tied to North Africa and Italy, police conduct debates, public office duties, beachgoer comments on gender, and fuel conservation critique of critics of leisure travel after a presidential speech.
President Roosevelt rebuked the OWI for a foolish radio broadcast and criticized pro Stalinist influence in wartime propaganda. The piece praises rapid Rome bombing news management, Vatican safeguards, and coordinated leaflet deployment to counter Axis lies, with reporters witnessing bombings from the skies.
Fragmented observations mix fashion notes with political headlines about Mussolini and allies. The piece references an ousted leader's doubtful fate and Em manual’s openness to ideas while invoking a satirical mood about battles and loyalty.
A column riffing on wartime censorship and political exposure lampoons FBI arrests timing and press coverage. It rails against selective naming of Nazi agents, praises investigative writers like Allan Chase, and recalls figures such as Mussolini and Butler while critiquing media practices during the war era.
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