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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1943
Page
4
The piece argues the phrase damned Jews is widespread and damaging, tracing roots to Nazi propaganda and noting lingering anti Semitism in the South. It contrasts Jewish heroism in war service with prejudice, urging tolerance at home to justify the war effort.
Citizens share views on a looming draft and the army, ages 17 to 40, with remarks on civilian defense, local fundraising for infantile paralysis, and adults weighing sacrifice. A soldier’s transport prayer closes the report.
The article argues that true liberty comes from the Spirit of God rather than political or legal freedom. It contrasts Pauls teaching on liberty with Roman oppression, notes historical examples of faith under persecution, and cites biblical and historical figures to show liberty as a spiritual state empowering righteous living and opposition to tyranny.
Excerpt from a December letter recounts landing in North Africa during World War II. An American medical team sets up a field hospital amid shelling, supplies, and tents, caring for 1500 patients and including native locals. Nurses are praised for their endurance.
Winchell introduces a diary of remarkable people who spoke with him on the air. The entries include Lieutenant Tom Moore recounting Midway action and a near miss with Zero fighters, Kari Berggrav the Norwegian photographer facing Nazi danger, Mrs Herman Rauschning reflecting on Danzig, Lieutenant John Hasey of the French Foreign Legion, Russian doctor Irina Sikkariatina detailing frontline nursing, and Ruth Harkness the Panda Lady recounting China’s trials. Walter Winchell to resume column Jan 26.
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