Postwar planning under way in High Point outline
A local initiative gathers momentum as the Committee on Economic Development, the Chamber of Commerce, and City Manager Roy Braden coordinate to map postwar jobs and projects. Leaders urge action to avoid federal takeover trends and outline potential plans including a new hospital bus station library parks schools and power improvements.
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Esquire Postmaster General Row: A Critical View
A column argues Postmaster General Walker overstepped in revoking Esquire’s second class privileges. It compares Esquire’s content to other media and dismisses charges of indecency, urging labor leaders Green and Murray to focus on cleaning up labor’s image before elections. It notes strikes harmed war effort and calls for accountability within the labor movement.
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Thoughtful comments on daylight saving and youth programs voiced
Police officer Jim Burton worries about sending children to school in darkness while Bernie Callam critiques daylight saving. Mary Sue Briggs notes a photo misidentification. J J Ellington and Ossie Davis praise youth centers for High Point's colored youth. Labor leaders Green and Murray spar over war production and propaganda, with Roger Dearborn Lapham and Margaret Hickey commenting on national unity and wartime labor impact.
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Roosevelt shown as decisive manager in wartime rail strike
The piece portrays President Roosevelt as central to rail strike negotiations with Anne Rosenberg influencing policy from behind the scenes. It argues the administration used a hidden 11 cent wage package and Byrnes interpretations to split railroad brotherhoods, shaping public perception of strong leadership amid wartime needs.
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Notes of an Innocent Bystander on Broadway
A condensed roundup of theater and film reviews mentions Rose Franken's Doctors Disagree and Outrageous Fortune, with praise for Barbara O'Neill Philip Ober and Judson Lake. It notes South Pacific reception mixed, Cary Grant John Garfield in Destination Tokyo, Deanna Durbin in His Butler's Sister, and Tarzan Desert Mystery. Also references Archibald MacLeish radio warning, Soviet charges against Hitler, Goebbels missteps, and media commentary on war, politics, and culture.
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