Welcome to the American Legion Post Officers Conference
The Enter prise welcomes American Legionnaires to High Point for their Post Officers Conference. The piece urges the Legion to become the recognized veterans’ organization for World War II and emphasizes using older veterans’ experience to help younger vets. The conference aims to prepare the Legion to serve WWII fighters and protect the nation’s future.
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High Point
American Legionnaires
American Legion
Legion
Let Those who mix in the world live as if not in it
W. A. B. reflects Paul’s sense that the second coming nears and the world’s present phase is fleeting. He notes Paul’s mission to Corinth, the dangers of dissension, and the call to live decorously for devotion to the Lord amidst a changing age.
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Moffatt
Paul
Mediterranean
Corinthians
Christ
Snow
Tomrance
Apollos
Corinth
Apostle
Jesus
Thomas Jefferson
God
Timothy
Demas
W.A.B
Robert Harvey
Tony Martin
Wheeler, Nye, Fish, Hoffman
Westermann
N. Y
Colyum
Sri
London
U. S
United States
British Information Service
New York
Vendom Company
Stork Club
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Browder
H'wood
War era voices on home front and wartime concerns
Readers quote politicians, draft boards, and citizens reflecting on wartime events. Topics include curbing war contracts, youth and draft classifications, rationing attitudes, schooling incidents, and parental influence on children amid the era’s stress. Names such as Clyde R. Hoey, Ruth Pollock, Jere Sloan, and Frank Carricker appear.
Discipline and Punishment in Juvenile Delinquency
Washington columnist argues against both lax and extreme views on discipline. He warns that denying discipline harms youths and that punishment should be tailored to the individual, with modern psychology condemning Victorian brutality while opposing abolition of all discipline. He criticizes press and public for promoting permissiveness that fuels delinquency.
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Washington
Joe Doakes
Sedition indictments spark editorials and wartime debates
A Chicago publisher defends free speech as sedition cases target a mix of dope fiends, Nazis, and jailbirds amid broader attacks on war effort supporters. The column rails at critics of the Commander in Chief, cites prewar plans published, and notes public reactions to radio and press coverage.
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Chicago
Goose-Steps
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H. A. Cecil
Mgr
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
Associated Press
N. C
OHN Co
Lexington Ave
N. C. City
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
the Legion's
Clyde R. x
Robert Kelsey
American Post Officers Conference
Hoey
South
North Carolina
US. Senate
Cliff Lehman
Ruth Pollock
Welfare Department
Jere Sloan
Draft Board Four
Cover
Arnold Koonce, Jr
Naval Air Corps
S.E. Burford
William Penn High School
Frank Carricker
High Point College
Lloyd Thayer
Rome
Tokyo
Paul Mallon
WEA Service 1
Boston
Winchell
BroadwAy
Clifton Fadiman
Fadiman
Dam Fish
Hitler
Luke Beebe
Lucius
WJZ
New Hampshire
Neck of the Woods
L. Gleason
Gleason
Harper's
W. 44Th Street
Oasis
Cele
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