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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1944

Page

4

Fourth War Loan Drive Calls High Point to Meet Quota

The High Point drive aims for a 35 865 000 goal with volunteers led by Ed Mendenhall. City leaders urge citizens to buy war bonds and stamps as Allied forces push Germany and Japan, stressing personal sacrifice and patriotism in support of the war effort.

High Point Germany Pacific Ed. Mendenhall America H. N. Williard High Point Saveings and Trust Company

Sun Billboards and Hobby Tax Debate Stir Chicago to North Carolina

The Sun newspaper, launched by Marshall Field, becomes a point of contention as Senators push an amendment to curb deductions from hobby enterprises. Senator Clark accuses Field of unprofitable ventures, linking them to tax avoidance. American Legion leaders urge universal military service, arguing veterans favor it and warning lawmakers against fear-driven policies.

Senate Sen. Clark Missouri The Sun S.C

Scaredy Cats and the Draft Debate in Congress

A column attacks lawmakers for fear of labor, the farm bloc, the President, and new policy. It contends Congress now fears veterans’ votes and the public reaction to a draft law proposed to hasten victory, framing lawmakers as timid actors in a tense political moment.

American Legion Veterans’ Vote Congress

President’s Puzzle of P Words Prompts Press Parleys

The Evening Star comments on the President known for a penchant for words starting with P. It notes the paradox of a famed leader delaying public pronouncements while press members press for plans and purposes. The piece defends reporters as plucky patriots pursuing prudent publicity.

Evening Star

High Point War News and Community Happenings Show Avaried World

The North Carolina American Legion post officers conference ends with National Commander Atherton set to speak. Veterans advocate universal service acts. Junior Chamber backs infantile paralysis fund drive. Missing soldiers, wounded and homecomings are noted along with civic notes on debt, gear, and local sports results.

North Carolina

Voices From The Crowd On Draft News And Daily Life

Quotations from Mrs Beulah Harris Lawrence Joyner Z Walser Carl Edmunds William Edwards Howard Nichols Cecil Haworth Roy McMillan and Paul Clapp reveal attitudes on draft classifications church attendance entertainment electric water bills and public affairs amid wartime strain. The remarks cover compliance skepticism social behavior and civic duties.

Soldiers Letter From War Front Outlines Postwar Vision

An Army captain’s letter to his father, published here, argues that wartime experiences in the Southwest Pacific have sharpened Americans’ view of freedom and politics. He urges wiping out enemy youth to prevent future conflict and warns against imperialism and deceptive politics at home.

Roy McMillan Raleigh Washington Southwest Pacific Italy America Old England Amherst

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High Point Enterprise J. P. Rawley R. B. Terry A. Cecil Mgr D. A. Rawley Robert Thompson Postice N. C Ave N.Y Audit Bureau OF Circulation Enterprise Dmon Benjamin Franklin Philadelphia Franklin Chicago the Sun Marshall Field North Carolina Department of the American Legion Jos Junior Chamber of Commerce National Federation For R. Kenner Amos Sherman Aycock Willard C Billy) Myers J. O. Myers Madison Avenue Walter Whitt Wrenn Street Walter Mitchell Cpl Fred Hollingsworth U. S W. H. Hollingsworth Lindsay Street North Africa Gilbert Gib Dale Loyd G. W. Loyd East Green Street Loyd Glenn G. Perry Mayo Clinic Arthur Neve High Point Community Chest Naval Reserve Fort Schuyler New York West End Coal Company Ralph Harbinson Uwharrie Council Lexington H. B. Shannon War Production Board Yadkin River M. L. Foust Barker Street War Department Pvt William H. Foust Gilbert Islands Williams Tarawa High Point High Black Bison High Point College Panthers Reidsville Highs Salisbury Bison Panthers Davidson Carolina Beulah Harris Draft Board Four Itriy Peace Lawrence Joyner Z. J. ‘Alser Carl Edmunds William Edwards the Broadhurst John L. Lewis Howard Nichols Pennsylvania Lewis Cecil Haworth Agen Rman Paul Clapp City Legal Division Grove H. Jones Duke of Winsor Nassau Karl Gibson Japan Paul Mallon
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