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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1945
Page
5
A narrator reflects on illness and thought provoking moments during a lingering sickness. He recalls a cafe lunch and a claim of iron stomach while noting how sickness spurs ideas many forget after recovery. The piece includes Jim Hethcomb of Hometown who vows to attend church if he recovers but falters as time alters his resolve.
War scrap drives show citizens like a wife who saved cans for a Sunday pickup though the truck never came. The Durham Medical Association reports a 20 percent doctor shortage, urging three physicians to return to relieve an overworked local staff amid wartime demand.
Raleigh announces the lineup for the annual bar meeting and institute for attorneys to be held September 5 to 7. Featured speakers include J. C. Mann, Sam J. Foosaner, and Vincent H. Maloney on federal taxation, with Judge John J. Parker noted for Friday remarks on the San Francisco conference and the United Nations charter. Nickel coins contain 75 percent copper.
Postwar GOP insiders fear 1946 contests and possible 1948 return to power. They assign blame to Truman for continuing New Deal policies and debate how to frame attacks on administration inflation, veterans’ jobs, and foreign policy. Brownell and party strategists expect shifts in labor and urban machines to decide the next ballot.
Temple coach Ray Morrison led 53 hopefuls through the first football drill with a fresh postwar spirit. Morrison praised the improved speed and size, noting the team looks different than last year and expressing optimism for the season.
Washington Aug 28. The OPA prepared to reject retailers claims that reconversion pricing hurts business. Bowles will reaffirm policy to restore 1942 prices for non war produced goods and discuss implementation with minimal disruption. Retailers argue cost data shows profits erode services and wage costs rise.
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