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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1943
Page
4
A historical column reflects on the Declaration of Independence and Jeffersonian ideals, citing self evident rights life liberty and pursuit of happiness. It argues that government must be by the consent of the governed and stresses free press and education as safeguards for democracy.
Readers weigh in on curfew policy amid youth recreation calls and city plans. Community members including Fred Ashburn and Mrs. Kenneth Redman urge action, while others argue for postponing curfews to support youth programs. Notes from Raleigh and High Point residents add broader concerns about public safety and mobility.
A sermon emphasizes Zechariah 4 6 Not by might nor by power but by my Spirit and argues that God’s Spirit guides nations and individuals Our heritage and peace depend on aligning actions with divine authority while praying for victory without violence. W A B notes Christ and divine guidance through history and calls for justice mercy and humility.
Peter Edson notes industrial reconversion in wartime shifts contracts among plants to boost output without new facilities. 25 WPB engineers study reallocation, idle tools, and subcontracting, moving jobs from toy trains to fire control instruments and aluminum presses. Backlogs shrink as plants swap roles to meet critical needs.
A compilation of biblical and literary lines describing theft of gold and silver from sacred and royal stores, noting hostages and the return to Samaria. It juxtaposes a Kings verse with Shakespearean sentiment on ill-gotten gains.
A prehistoric skeleton was discovered in Nevada with its legs wrapped around its neck. The report notes unusual positioning and hints at the mystery surrounding the find. The text also includes unrelated admonitions about belief and skepticism.
A critical column traces John L. Lewis from labor triumphs to political downfall, noting his fruitless battles with the Roosevelt administration, the CIO split, and public opinion turning against his brash style. It cites editorial reactions, the Garner misstep, and concerns over mob violence and press freedom amid wartime politics.
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