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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1944
Page
4
The piece argues the veto favors the wealthy and large corporations, notes the social security tax delay, and questions Spain and Argentina policy while criticizing press coverage and Walter Winchell’s hype about a third presidential term. It contrasts public needs with political motives and warns of wartime dangers.
The piece critiques the veto against a bill requiring labor unions to file financial statements with the Treasury. It cites opposition from Phillip Murray and other labor leaders, calls for Congress to override, and comments on U S wartime policy, Franco Spain, and media critics like Walter Winchell. It also condemns Rep Rankin’s floor attack as unbecoming.
Residents discuss war aims and patriotism as they praise returning soldiers and volunteers. They warn about taxes due March 16 and praise town beautification efforts. Shared reflections touch on Waves service, WAC recruitment, and general civic duties in wartime.
The writer cites progress in promoting disciplined integrity in homes, schools, and churches. He criticizes public welfare plans under Milo F. Christiansen proposing large playground and pool spending, arguing money cannot buy character and urging parental and school-led standards over lavish subsidies.
Broad Way week ends with the Thirties revisiting Gilbert and Sullivan indestructibles. Critics Nathan and Adams weigh current drama while Vera Zorina eyeing a Broadway return and many radio, film, and magazine items fill the entertainment page with portraits, titles, and public notices.
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