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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1943
Page
4
A 1943 Enterprise editorial condemns intolerance as democracy’s enemy. It argues genuine democracy and Christianity demand equal treatment across race faith and class and challenges readers to examine if they truly practice tolerance during wartime.
The sermon contrasts the Old Testament law given through Moses with grace and reality through Jesus Christ. It cites John and Paul to emphasize divine grace, urges belief in the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Christ, and notes New York state’s 800 miles of navigable waterways and New York City as a global diamond center.
A letter from Herbert Bonner thanks Major General T J Hanley Jr for cooperation in the Kitty Hawk Day program. He notes severe weather prevented events and air travel, praising the general’s fidelity and the committee’s organizing, while extending Christmas and New Year wishes. He mentions betty Grable and the Hollywood Canteen in a closing reminiscence.
The piece argues Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points and League of Nations shaped a lasting world order. It recalls opposition in 1919 1920 and asserts Wilsonism survives in today’s pursuit of peaceful dispute resolution and avoidance of future wars.
The column highlights Congressman Hugh A. Butler of Nebraska criticizing USA aid in Central America and railing against Reader's Digest exposure. It notes Butler’s clashes with Hull and media, plus reflections on stage dramas and broadcast biases. It references King Carol of Romania, Birdwell’s tactics, and wartime fascism contrasts. Continued on Page 5, Sec A.
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