Forward Steps Toward Closer Town and Country Ties
An editorial urges stronger cooperation between urban High Point and rural neighbors to boost open markets and farm town development. It credits Ragan Sawyer Welborn Praigg for new projects and defends public pulse columns as open forums for debate while inviting balanced community growth.
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High Point
Kerr Scott
R. R. Ragan
A. C. Sawyer
Allen Welborn
Noble Praigg
Investment of Eternity: We Brought Nothing Into The World
W.A.B. reflects on wealth and virtue from I Timothy 6 10 and Wordsworth. He contrasts material riches with spiritual wealth urging prudent living and eternal investment through faith, charity, and the Golden Rule. Lydia of Thyatira as a model of Christian philanthropy anchors the exhortation.
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Timothy
Saint Paul
the Apostle
Paul
Apostle
God
Macedonia
Lydia
Thyatira
Wordsworth
Jesus
Earth
W.A.B
Community Critique Sparks City Debate Over Local Enterprise
M. W. Nash denounces the Enterprise for injuring the community through poor printing. J. A. Horney criticizes collection practices as carpenters repair offices. Joe Dobson warns of state tax enforcement and unpaid returns as bus companies profit from higher ridership. Pvt. Pred Greshem notes ORD bus load increases.
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Pvt
Pred Greshem
ORD
Soldiers and civilians debate travel access and bus availability
Voices from Greensboro reflect wartime travel desires and transport gaps. Sgt Roberts recalls Libera tor mission over an Austrian plant with near misses and a nose gear fragment piercing a wing. Ernest Welch defends ORD discipline while Bob Bollinger and Fat Weaver look to a stronger local football season.
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Sgt. Roberts
Austria
Socialism rises in Canada amid war economy and unrest
The writer notes Socialism gains in Canada despite constitutional limits and wartime controls. CCF increases power in Ontario and Alberta while Quebec seeks provisional balance. He contrasts Canada's price levels, rents, and wages with the United States and asks why anti capitalist sentiment grows despite full employment.
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Quebec
Canada
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
Saskatchewan
CCF
Ontario
Alberta
Washington’s
Comment on Canadian political trends and the CCF
Paul Mallon argues against socialism and communism in Canada. He contends capitalism drives production more than workers, views the CCF as a left wing bloc akin to communists, and predicts Prime Minister Mackenzie King may call a fall election to seek a win.
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Republican Party
CCF
Communist Party
Canada
MacKenzie King
Wartime ballots may delay election outcome until December
The article explains that service member ballots in seven states Pennsylvania California Washington Colorado North Dakota Nebraska and Rhode Island arrive after Election Day and could decide the result in a close race. Deadlines range from November 22 to December 4 with several states needing ballots received by late November. Weather war conditions and legal fights may delay overseas transmission and outcome.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Dewey
Pennsylvania
California
Colorado
North Dakota
Nebraska
Rhode Island
New York
Army
Navy
Merchant Marine
Wartime soldier vote could delay presidential result past Christmas
Reporter notes that electors qualifications may push declaring the winner past Christmas with Senate and House outcomes uncertain for weeks. Some 8 million service personnel may vote in the first wartime election since 1864, with provisions allowing voting on transports and in military facilities.
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Senate
House
Army
Navy
Merchant Marine
Walter Winchell's Broadway Column Returns with Guests
While Walter Winchell is away this month, the Broadway column will be written by guest columnists. The change places other writers in the familiar syndicated feature.
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Walter Winchell
Barbara Hutton Grant
Dan Parker
Colliers
Morton Downey
Lee Tracy
Lewis Titterton
Mikhail Goundoroff
New York
Albany
Hollywood Buzz and Backstage Gossip Rundown
A stream of celebrity rumors fills pages with ties between Lois Collier and Helmut Dantine, gossip on Ida Lupino and Louis Hayward, and updates on Marlene Dietrich’s family trials. Mentions of Samuel Sokol romances, Eleanor Roosevelt, Bette Davis, Ziegfeld Girl accessories, and industry moves from Selznick and Frances Farmer paint a bustling, indulgent prewar Hollywood pulse.
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Hollywood
Universal
Lois Collier
Helmut Dantine
Warner
Aomance
Ida Lupino
Louis Hayward
Santa Kert
Dean Goodmans
Marlene Dietrich
Kay Evans
Navy Yard
Dorothy Lamour
William Ross Howard
Babe Ruth
Bette Davis
New Hampshire
Sugar Hill
Huntz Hall
Leo Gorcey
Billie Burke
Flo Ziegfeld
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