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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1943

Page

4

Political maneuvering shapes North Carolina party lines

The report outlines realignments around Governor Broughton and potential candidates like Gregg Cherry, Ralph McDonald, and Robert Harris as factions form behind the scenes. It notes a wind of influence from the wine lobby, possible passage of a wine control bill, and careful calculations before adjournment amid shifts in support and leadership across Raleigh.

Broughton Gregg Cherry Gastonia Democratic Party Cherry Ralph McDonald Capitol McDon Frankham University Essor Broughcamp L. P. McLean R. L. Harris Wilson Ward Hickory Warlick McDonald Rar Raleigh Raleigh News John Carol Greensboro Gen- Assembly Senate News and Observer John Caffey Shelley Caveness

War Rationing Book No. 2 Registration Advice

The Enterprise urges High Point housewives and some men to study the upcoming War Rationing Book No. 2 registration. Reading the rules and procedures will save time for registrants and volunteers. More details will follow in the next several days. Clip and reread before next week’s registration to ensure efficient operation.

High Point

Editorial Insights Compare Arts and Football Roles in War Time

A Baltimore Evening Sun editorial argues about balancing liberal arts and wartime needs, citing Dr. H. C. Byrd's stance on practical English for military use. It suggests consistency would require a focus on football arts and basic physical training to prepare students for armed forces. A stray line about a Michigan woman’s robbery appears as a tangential note.

Baltimore Evening Sun Graham University of North Carolina Flowers Duke Kitchin Wake Forest Byrd Maryland H. C. Byrd University of Maryland Robert Buns Byron Dr. Byrd

Local Citizens Comment On War Efforts And Daily Life

A collection of remarks from High Point residents during wartime discusses conserving fuel, sharing rides, and aiding neighbors. Citizens praise scouts stockpile drives, warn against food shortages, and urge cooperative spirit while noting impacts on transportation and rationing.

High Point B. W. Hackney, Jr Boy Scouts

Economic War Behind The Scenes Of War Trade

Peter Edson explains the U S effort to preemptively buy scarce goods from neutral nations to aid the Allies while harming the Axis. The U S Commercial Corporation conducts secret purchases of tin tungsten cork wool and other materials, with ships navigating U boat risks to keep neutral trade flowing.

U. S United States Milo Perkins Board of Economic Warfare Senate Jesse Jones Reconstruction Finance Corporation Boys RFC U. S. Commercial Corporation Portugal Spain Germany United Nations

Trust in the Lord and Life Lessons from Poems

A devotional note quotes Joshua 23 8 urging steadfast faith. It cites a verse by Fanny Kemble about trust and belief. The text also includes a pasture seed mix recipe recommending 5 pounds orchard grass 4 blue grass 8 herds grass 10 lespedera 1 white clover and 5 rye grass from J A Arey dairy specialist at State College.

J. A. Arey State College

Congress Under Fire From Press and Broadcasters Fray

A 1942 column defends press freedom amid attacks from Congressmen and editors. It lauds dissent, notes Roosevelt and Washington stances on media, and cites Rex Stout and the Cong. Record as tools of accountability while criticizing censorship and selective reporting.

Washington U. S Franklin Delano Roosevelt Haile Selassie Selassie House of Representatives Cong Germany Reichstag Congress Martin Congressional Quincy Howe Blue Network Pearson Winchell Howe Mr. Howe Rex Stout Stout George Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt

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