Easier to Prevent Than Cure in Employer Relations
A governor elect is urged to push conferences to improve employer employee relations before trouble arises. The piece argues for cooperation among labor management and state government, cites NC wage and freight issues, and recalls a conference after a violent strike showing potential gains from preemptive dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
North Carolina
Employers of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
William Green
American Federation of Labor
North Carolina Management
North Carola Labor
UCC
AFL
Bethlehem’s Future Leader and the Light of the World
The article reflects on Micah’s prophecy of a future ruler from Bethlehem and the birth of Jesus. It cites Bethlehem’s significance as the Messiah’s birthplace linked to David’s line, and parallels from Paul and Emerson about leadership, humility, and enduring influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micah
God
Jesus
Christ
Nazareth
Paul
Tarsus
Bethlehem
Judah
Jerusalem
David
Messiah
Rachel
Boaz
Naomi
Ruth
Israel
Emerson
Cros
Iim
Jesus Christ
Father
Moifait
W.A.B
Women of High Point help with surgical dressings drive
Local women have produced over one million surgical dressings since 1940 and aim to reach a 36 000 dressings quota for armed forces by visiting Red Cross rooms. Businessman Isreal Bloom notes early Christmas shopping this year and cautions stores to close early due to limited merchandise. Arnold Frank urges remembering lay away gifts as holidays approach while commenting on voluntary efforts amid wartime constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Red Cross
Louis B. Heilig
Arnold Frank
Community voices weigh in on postwar policy and humor
Arch ie Batalas criticizes Democracy as a harlot and secret diplomacy while Walter Crisman questions expanding treaty authority to the House. Bob Patton honors mirth as essential, and Gen George C Wallace urges support for the Sixth War Loan. Local leaders discuss service members, Guilford County institutions, and increased donations to the Empty Stocking Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Senate
Walter B. Crissman
High Point
North Carolina General Assembly
Gen
George C. Wallace
None of Our Business in Global Government Choices
The piece argues that the United States should refrain from interfering in other nations' political systems. It cites recognition of Soviet Russia, Britain’s stance on Italy and Greece, and a general policy of noninterference, claiming the British and American blood spilled in wars supports democratic governments rather than communist rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central and
South America
Soviet Russia
Lenin
Trotsky
Roosevelt
Stettinius
Great Britain
Sforza
Italy
Greece
Hitler
Freedom or Chaos in Europe After Liberation
The piece argues liberated Europe should be governed by liberators until stable governments form through due process. It claims the Third International and Soviet influence push for Communist control across Europe, aided by American support, and warns against creating a Soviet-dominated bloc while praising British restraint and American caution. It frames the issue as whether Communists will impose Russian political economics on recovering nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
de Gaulle
Third International
Comintern
Soviet Russia
Hitler
Russia
Stalin
Ialy
Greece
France
United States
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Italy
Jugoslavia
Poland
Rumania
Great Britain
Stettinius
Roosevelt hints at vacation plan amid health speculation
President Roosevelt suggested a possible vacation location during a recent press and radio conference, prompting renewed discussion about his health. He has shown signs of aging but remains active in public duties, often speaking seated due to poliomyelitis and taking rests with family at midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ross T. McIntire
Adm. McIntire
New York
Union Station
Metropolitan
Hyde Park
Mrs Roosevelt Wins Hearts with Small Courtesies
The article notes First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt faces criticism yet remains popular through simple acts. It recalls three WPA secretaries transferring or returning home writing her a farewell note, and Lois Peterson, Nola Wells, and Rachel Powers visiting the White House for tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Toosevelt
WPA
Mrs. Roosevelt
Washington
Lois Peterson
Miami
Fla
Nola Wells
Sentinel
Rachel Powers
Branchville, Md
Notes of a Newspaperman on Broadway and Hollywood
A wide, opinionated survey pastiches politics and pop culture notes. It references Vice-President Wallace’s election forecast about FDR, Chiang Kai-shek, Faye Emerson, De Mille, Pearl Harbor timing, war bonds, and entertainment figures like Bing Crosby Eddie Cantor and Barbara Powers, weaving commentary on media, war effort, and American culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
FDR
Chiang Kai-shek
Mme
London Daily Mail
Lord Rothermere
M. Y. Mirror
Col. Roosevelt
Faye Emerson
Manhattan Gazette
Associated Press
Cecil B. de Mille
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High Point Enterprise
J. P. Rawley
R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
H. A. Cecil
Mgr
Robert L. Thompson
Enterprise
N. C
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Bethlehem Ephratah
Isaiah
Jotham
Ahaz
Hezekiah
Isreal Bloom
Archie Batalas
Mr. Churchill
Bob Patton
Morganton
B. G. Leonard
Guilford County
Mis
Laura Mcdonald
Hendersonville
B. W. Hackney
George Sokolsky
America
Jack Stinnett
Winchell
Broadway
Pearl Harbor
Gerald L. K. Smith
Japan
U.S
Detroit
Demmys
San Francisco Examiner
Congress
Colyum
Wilson Mizner
Hambo Fish
Wall
James H. Mills
Frank Kingdon
Eicher
Nation Mag
Dudley Field Malone
Knox
Malone
Leyte
Betty Garde
AWVS
Betty
Bing
Everett
Bob Hope
Goldwyn
Treasury Dep
Eddie Cantor
Coro. Net
Curt Riess
Germany
Bach
Beethoven
Goethe
Jean Harlow
Elinsom
Adolf
Mix
Hollywood
Barbara Powers
Chicago
E. Simms Campbell
Lince
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