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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1943
Page
4
A reflective column argues Americans distrust U S ties with French collaborators in North Africa and warns about Stalin’s view of Allied promises. It suggests a rising coalition vs perceived betrayals and urges cautious, fact-based postwar planning before action.
The Treasury and Congress disagree on moving 1942 income tax to pay as you earn now and whether 1942 liabilities should be forgiven. The Treasury estimates seven to eight billion dollars would be lost if taxes shift, to be offset by higher rates. The piece weighs the beardsley and Rumie proposals, noting most would pay more yearly, while some in the armed forces would pay less. The argument questions the value of where income is recorded in federal ledgers and argues higher taxes may be acceptable if funding defeats the Axis.
Editor notes focus on rationing with Office of War Information guidance. The column covers family allowances, counting eight ounce cans, reporting extra stock, eligible items to declare, and how to obtain and complete the Consumer Declaration form ahead of Book Two registration. General Drum’s wartime homecoming reflection closes the piece.
Peter Edson reports on basement chicken keeping as a fad with claims of tender meat from cod liver oil fed chicks, but authorities warn cities often ban in-town coops and advise checking local zoning. The piece also covers wartime social topics and labor policy developments.
Washington correspondents may be proved wrong as they monitor Congress. the piece notes no prior Feb 1 instance of withholding unanimous consent for non-congressional material in the Congressional Record. It cites Senator Vandenberg's action on Edward J. Flynn's public statement and calls for restraint in using space in private newspapers.
A biblical verse promises a new heart and spirit within, removing a stony heart and replacing it with flesh. The second quote notes that a hard heart is worse than a bloody hand.
The week opens with Sgt. Sidney Kingsley’s Patriots described as a stirring Jefferson era drama. Critics praise Morris Carnovsky Sam Wanamaker and Barbara O Neil in supporting roles while others find some offerings lacking punch. The Wormwood sector includes Air Force and Immortal Sergeant with stars Garfield Carey Tobias Fonda and O Har a.
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