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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1943

Page

4

Beating at High Point Civil Service Bill Debate

A local editorial argues the legislature may push a bill to hire a full time secretary for the High Point civil service commission. It warns the measure could politicize city jobs and bolster the Democratic machine, noting the influence of Wade Renfrew and local officials.

MHE Guilford General Assembly Civil Service High Point Civil Service Comon Democratic Party Wade Ren Renfrew State Senate Case of Representatives Coun Hudgins Reed Civil Service Commisoners Howl Sup Kirkman Civil Service Commission Civil Service Commissioners Tom Elder Utilities Department Civil Sevies Commission Membehr Associated Press Bill Logan

Byrnes Defends 48-Hour Week Amid War Production

Stabilization Director Byrnes explains and justifies the 48 hour minimum work week as a war production measure. He argues higher pay for extra work does not curb inflation when aimed at non consumer goods and warns against expanding the pay envelope as bread supplies shrink. He also notes canned goods sales pause will push families toward home cooking.

Byrnes

Voices from the Public and Officials on War and Postwar Prospects

A collage of quotes from soldiers, officials, and citizens on military training, troop movements, postwar economic hopes, and regional development. Notable voices include Charles Lee Farrington, H E Moser, Bill Logan, Coach Red Watkins, J E Lyon, Rev John Kenyon, Colin Jenkins, Gov John W Bricker, James F Byrnes, and Claude Wickard. The piece blends war commentary, economic outlook, and regional potential for North Carolina and the South.

Tam North Carolina Colin Jenkins America South Mid-South Hatteras Chamber of Commerce

FBI figures show sabotage not organized by enemies

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reported 7400 sabotage reports from Jan 1 1940 to Feb 1 1943 with 558 confirmed cases. Of those, 424 convictions existed by Feb 1 and two cases involved axis sympathizers. No major war plant damage occurred due to sabotage, underscoring effective anti sabotage measures.

Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI J. Edgar Hoover United States Germany U. S Hoover Eitzel Baltimore Kaiser Shipyards Richmond Calif Heinrich Roedel Rodel Oakland Roedel

Glory in his holy name inspires joy in worship

A biblical verse from I Chronicles 16 10 praises seeking the Lord and a long standing Jesuit motto invokes the greater glory of God. The line reflects religious devotion and identity within the Society of Jesus.

I Chronicles God The Society of Jesus

Gossip and headlines from a wartime press confab

A collage of figures at a publishers conference features John Knight and editors John Pennykamp and Lee Hills from the Miami Herald, along with Drew Pearson and others. Snippets recount political tangles, investigations, and social quick takes, including reflections on wartime policy, broadcasting, and public figures.

John Knight Miami Herald John Pennykamp Lee Hills Confab Drew Pearson Wright Field Randolph Paul U. S. Treasury Rom Rommel Steve Early Mayflower Mark Woods Blue Network Statler Randall Jacobs Clare Luce House of Representatives John Edgar Hoover F.B.I John Rogge

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