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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1944
Page
3
In a wide reading of Argentine policy, sovereignty is described as the nation’s core value. The piece notes public demonstrations against perceived foreign influence and argues Argentina guards sovereignty to preserve its status in South America, especially vis a vis Brazil.
Eastern War Time radio lineup lists programs from 12:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. with music by Paul Lavalle, Sammy Kaye, Upton Closes, and Nat King Cole styled slots. It includes news summaries, sermons, drama, and dance hours with NBC and CBS network corrections noted.
The article argues Argentina treats sovereignty unevenly in relations with Axis powers, praising pan American obligations yet tolerating German espionage and ship sinkings. It notes hostility to British Falklands actions, fears of a new world order, and quotes Uruguayan Foreign Minister Serrato on adapting to postwar times.
Bing Crosby landed in London to perform for troops in Europe as part of entertainment duties during his overseas visit.
Brady Rogers of Wadesboro Route 1 marketed his pulpwood and logs at a net return of 38.2 dollars per acre and left 258 eight inch trees per acre after thinning and selective cutting.
Movie actress Jean Parker, 26, wed in Hollywood with Superior Judge Stanley Mosk performing the ceremony. Parker, previously divorced from George MacDonald and H. Dawson Sanders, is linked to Grotter, a Hollywood insurance. Judy Canova gave birth to a son, eight pounds, last night as her husband Pvt. Chester England stationed at Camp Ritchie, Md.
The Senate approved a surplus property disposal bill stirring strong House opposition. House leaders object to an eight man board and 50 percent discounts for public institutions. Chairman Manasco to lead House conferees as talks begin.
Eastern North Carolina plans the new bright belt markets to begin Monday with fourteen markets. They are expected to market about 35 percent of the nation’s flue cured tobacco in the coming three months. The War Food Administration and the State Department of Agriculture project record output and value, with a 16 percent rise in acreage and production around 344 million pounds, up 22 percent from last year.
Manasco argues a board should take the lead rather than a single individual. He stresses that authority and responsibility must be clear to act swiftly and effectively.
Growers and officials in the flue cured tobacco states paused for a week to seek a higher ceiling. They pressed for 450 cents per pound, above the 430 cent OPA ceiling. The Agriculture Department on August 1 estimated the belt crop at 344,244,000 pounds, up 4,000,000 from the July 1 forecast.
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