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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1943
Page
4
Publication data shows the High Point Enterprise with staff roles including R B Terry president H A Cecil general manager J P Rawley editor D A Rawley secretary treasurer and Robert Thompson editor. The paper notes copyright and Associated Press rights and local news dispatch use.
The G-2 controversy involving Colonel Ries Faymonville and U S Army officers in Moscow is detailed with friction among U S officials, shifts in ranks, and a new military mission led by Major General John R Deane. The piece criticizes anti democratic attitudes among some officers and urges Congress to examine military education at West Point and Annapolis.
Thomas Creekmore becomes director of the State Bureau of Investigation while Fred Handy is demoted to special agent. Williard Gattling rises to deputy director as tensions mount over Handy remaining on payroll and questions about his higher salary. Governor Broughton and Attorney General McMulllan criticize the appeasement move, warning it harms bureau efficiency and unit morale.
A compact critique covers women workers facing postwar bias, wartime shifts in labor, and lingering discrimination. It also surveys wartime morale notes about Germany Japan and Algeria, and cites Mexico US trade shares along with Berlin bombing impacts.
Citizens and officials in High Point discuss record keeping under WMC rules for May entrants, parking space conflicts downtown, a proposed sci fi docket, hog abattoir parts, license plates sales, travel cuts before January, and public views on inflation and civilian compliance during holiday mailings.
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau pressed for a 10 billion tax bill amid a House subcommittee reveal that the Army returned 13 billion to the Treasury. He faced skeptical senators who doubted the need for higher taxes while noting inflation worries and revised wartime budget estimates.
Judith Allen and R. Field separate as gossip columns detail a tangle of Hollywood marriages lawsuits and oblique political digs. Desi Arnaz returns from convoy duty wounded not seriously. Page 8 tease hints at further scoops and a Patton story backlash.
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