Mercy and Compassion Cited by Spenser and Luke
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1942
Page
4
Hardly the Time for Bargaining at Pan American Talks
Reports from the Pan American conference warn against delay in forming a solid American front against Axis powers. The United States bears defense duties and seeks break in all ties that could aid fifth columnists. Mexico and other nations push for action, while late snags threaten a quid pro quo holdout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Uncle Sam
United States
Americas
Latin - Américas
Mexico
Native Tar Heel Who Served Well
A tribute to Rev. Frank P. Twine, born in Durham and raised in Thomasville, who died in New York this week of appendicitis. He pastorated First Baptist Church for his race in Brooklyn and led the Baptist Ministers' conference of Greater New York, earning respect from both black and white neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Durham
New York
Frank P. Twine
First Baptist
Sheepshead Bay
Brooklyn
N. Y
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Greater New York
Baltimore Sun hostility to Roosevelt during the war
A fragment notes the Baltimore Sun’s persistent hostility to President Roosevelt and his domestic policies, describing the paper as disarmed for the duration of the struggle. The item frames the paper’s stance as aligned against Roosevelt's leadership throughout the wartime period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Roosevelt
Baltimore Sun policy outlined for wartime stance and criticism
Editor Hamilton Owens described the Baltimore Sun's wartime stance at Chapel Hill as supporting constructive criticism yet aligning with decisive action to prosecute the war. The paper aims for cautious commitments, avoids impeachment of leadership, and expects furniture trade in the market to favor those who move boldly yet prudently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Baltimore
Willkie
Roosevelt
Hamilton Owens
North Carolina Newspaper Institute
Chapel Hill
Baltimore Sun
The Heft of the National Debt Economists Debate Burden
Economists argue that rising national debt is tempered by reduced personal and local government indebtedness. Federal aid helped homeowners secure cheaper mortgages and reduce obligations. If local and state debts stay bounded, federal policy lightens overall burdens as the nation borrows to defend property and freedoms.
Transition Time In Business The Furniture Market
The mid winter furniture market opens amid transition from peacetime to war footing. Buyers face uncertainty about demand as the nation shifts to a total war basis. With 50 billion dollars in defense spending next year, buying power expands yet goods availability will vary. Competition for scarce commodities is expected to be strong while retailers avoid overloading inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite States
The Bror Dahlberg rise from freight elevator to president
A Swedish-born worker in Minneapolis rises from moving freight to stenography to railroad office to presidency of the Delotey Corporation in Chicago. He doubles earnings in five months and earns 73 dollars monthly after three years, later building low-cost houses and planes while stressing self fitting for the job above. The piece urges readers to prepare themselves for advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Bror Dahlberg
Sweden
Bror
Northern Pacific Railroad
The
Northern Pacific
Delotey Corporation
Chicago
Glenn L. Martin, Airplane Company
Baltimore
Walter Winchell Notes of an Innocent Bystander
This column reviews Theatre Guild week with The Rivals and the cast led by Mary Boland Walter Hampden and Bob Clark praised for comic flair. It covers backstage feuds Billy Rose versus Tallulah Bankhead and snips about George Nathan Barbara Stanwyck Gary Cooper and Betty Grable Victor Mature in recent films. Also notes on radio shows Joe Louis and public notices and critical takes from Collier's Time and Reader's Digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Theatre Guild
Mary Boland
Walter Hampden
Bobby Clark
Clark
Times
Mr. Atkinon
Billy Rose
Talulah Bankhead
Rose
Lucius Beebe
Tallulah
George Jeanius Nathan
George
Barbara Stanwyck
Gary Cooper
Ball of
Gary
Miss Stanwyck
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Betty Grable
Victor Mature
Betty
Knox
Germany
Berlin
Anne O'Hare McCormick
Joe Louis
Buddy Baer
Eddie Cantor
Navy
Joe
Mic
Court of Missing Heirs
H. Hoover
America
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Pacific
Collier's
Dorothy Lamour
Philadelphia
Dan. 10 Nation
Attorney Gen
Time
Hawaii
Broadways officials treat potential enemies in January notes
On Broadway which officials treated potential ene mies .1, A. R. Wylie spreads an nif ty tale across the pages of the Jan. 24 Liberty- It concerns people who believe that "it's better to have a broken neck than a bowed one." The Front Pages: The Times and Trib came up with one of those em barrassing contradictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Wylie
The
Times
Trib
Changsha
China
Japan
Axis
Germany
Robert St. John
Yugoslavia
Edward Doherty
Liberty
Joe Louis
Bangor News
Robert E. Shemwood
Corey Ford
Nordhoff
Hall
Virginia Lee
Ben Glasgow
Gelett Burgess
Charles Morgan
Anne Sedgewick
Olin Miller
Libbie Block
Phyllis Bottome
Banking failure and local business moves headline High Point
The Commercial National Bank failed to open as a national bank examiner took over its affairs. The High Point Perpetual Building and Loan moves to Hood Bank Building at 210 North Main Street. Local reports note social visits, church study plans, and upcoming events including a winter furniture show and welfare hiring drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Bank
National Bank
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Hood Bank
North Main Street
High Point
Jordan Street
Washington Street
Wilson Motor Building
Mic-Winter
Civilian Defense In Turmoil In Washington
In Washington Jan 19 the OCD arc of conflict around Mayor La Guardia and Eleanor Roosevelt is laid bare. OCD lacks real national authority. duties pass through state governors and mayors creating local friction. La Guardia vows to fight Germans and Japs while preferring to avoid fighting mayors and sheriffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Civilian Defense
la Guardia
Eleanor Roosevelt
Higzoner
Joe
Mrs. Roosevelt
Fountain of Youth
Defense Council
OCD
Focal Defense Council
Fiorello
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Mercie
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Tar Heel
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Mary Ellen Chase
Smith College
Thurman Arnold
Kent
Msgr
John A. Ryan
National Catholic Welfare Council
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Walter Winchell
Broadway
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Morganton
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W. J. Stout
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Thomas R. Rosemond
Manchuria
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Ll. T. Mann
Cornelian Club
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Rock
E. E. White
Greensboro
Evelyn Boyd
St. Mary's Parish House
New Bern
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U. S
Peter Edson
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Fort Washigton
Mt. Vernon
Adjutant General's School
Tahiti
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