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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1943
Page
7
72 year old Bernard M. Baruch, former World War I production boss, remains influential in Washington. Though retired and without job or salary, he uses personal clout to resolve bottlenecks, exemplified by directing a gadget’s production to free factory capacity from artillery work.
A portrait of Bernard Baruch, his influence on wartime policy, and his clashes with President Roosevelt over price controls and industrial rationalization. The piece notes Baruch’s background on Wall Street, philanthropy, and his long friendship with Roosevelt, despite public disagreements on economic strategy. It also mentions a hearing on a motor vehicle carrier franchise in North Carolina set for February 25, 1943.
Ohio Governor Bricker weighs signing or vetoing a time change bill amid urban push to stay on fast wartime time while rural areas prefer standard time. Cities including Columbus Cleveland Akron Dayton back the measure. Bricker has until February 23 to decide. The issue could impact farmers and national politics.
A London-AP analysis discusses fears that Allied overconfidence may ignore German resolve and strength. It details projected German army sizes, air power, and fortifications, plus invasion logistics and routes via France, the Low Countries, Balkans, and potential moves toward Russia and Turkey.
A Sunday broadcast list shows multiple program entries and time shifts due to late network corrections. It covers church services, concerts, dramas, talks, and news items with notes on adjustments and station identifications.
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