High Point Enterprise Masthead and advertising block
Front page masthead shows the High Point Enterprise publication details and staff roles with mention of Associated Press features. It lists subscription rates and notes national bureau circulation, reflecting the newspaper’s period branding and newsroom structure.
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War effort drives and tin salvage appeal amid wartime shortages
The piece emphasizes fragile wartime shortages, praising wage levels and contributions to loan drives, parachute and nylon sock production, and other war efforts while urging immediate action on tin salvage. It critiques organizational gaps, cites Mayor Phillips and state leaders, and links salvage efficiency to military readiness and national defense.
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Lunch Diplomacy and the Big Three
A Berlin dispatch recalls President Truman dining with Prime Minister Churchill at 1 pm and Generalissimo Stalin at 3 pm, as diplomacy hinges on shared meals. The column playfully notes tea scenes, goats in parades, and the hope for enduring peace amid the Big Three’s decisions.
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Berlin
Truman
Bedes
England
London
Charlotte
W.A.B
Editorial calls for truant officers to cut school fund remittance
The Greensboro News editorial critiques High Point court profits after funding Guilford county schools and urges more truant officers to reduce the school fund inflow. It argues schools should focus on morals to curb petty crime and notes art and music can ease world-views, citing the New England Institute of International Relations and comparisons of Chopin versus Arciszewski and Tschaikovsky versus Trotsky.
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Greensboro News
High Point Municipal Court
Guilford County
Guilford County School Fund
New England Institute of International Relations
Metternich
Strauss
Poland
Chopin
Tomasz Arciszewski
Trotsky
Tschaikovsky
Christian Science Monitor
Soldier Seeks Miss Dorothy Fowler in High Point
A veteran, Charles E. Forskee, SM 2/c, asks for help locating Dorothy Fowler, former Lexington resident now in High Point, asking her to contact him at USS Griggs APRILLO Div. N c/o Fleet Post Office San Francisco California. A second letter from Sgt David W. Kestler recalls overseas service and hometown memories amid wartime life.
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Charles EB. Forskee
High Point
Dorothy Fowler
Lexington
Charles EF. Forskee
USS
Griggs
Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
California
David W. Kestler
Words from the Community on War and Hope
A collection of quotes from locals and notable figures reflecting on postwar optimism, civic duty, and thrift. Residents discuss library usage rising due to gasoline shortages, service members missing home, and the need for prudent living while wartime economies continue.
Wartime America and the United Nations Charter
The piece argues the Senate will approve the United Nations Charter, signaling a Democratic-Republican détente. It notes the GOP’s weakened stance after Roosevelt’s death, hopes for House gains in 1946, and the need for party unity behind Truman to sustain wartime leadership and a lasting peace organization.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Truman
United States
Two-Party System Revival Says columnist in 1945 outlook
By Jack Stinnett argues the Republican party must consolidate after the charter ratification to regain strength in 1946 and return to power in 1948. He flags attacks on OPA OWI sugar and meat shortages as signs, and pledges scrutiny of President Truman's cabinet and policies as the two parties fuse toward major national aims.
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OPA
OWI
Truman
Japan
Foremen Union Question Spurs NLRB Debate on Management
The piece argues over where foremen fit in production and whether they belong with labor or management. It notes Ford and others have signed with a foremen union seeking bargaining rights, but emphasizes the issue is the management role and supervision rather than union rights or a closed shop.
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Pacific
NLRB
Ford Company
Foreman as Labor or Manager in U S Industry
George Sokolsky argues the NLRB should reexamine whether foremen belong to labor or management. He cites U S wartime mobilization showing management started at the foreman level and asks if reclassifying foremen would force a broader industrial reorganiza tion despite high American efficiency.
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Germany
United States
Sovietussia
Great Britain
China
France
Soviet Russia
Japan
NLRB
Notable anecdotes from famous figures across history
A collection of light biographical vignettes with names like Churchill, Fleming, Roosevelt, Einstein, Dobson, and Goebbels. The piece weaves brief, humorous or revealing moments about their lives, beliefs, and quirks as told by New Yorkers.
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England
Sai Son
Winston Churchill
King of England
Dr. Fleming
Churchill
Fleming
Fing
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