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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1943
Page
4
The article recounts a Guilford Superior Court opening with two murder cases in which a white man with money and a Black man without counsel faced accusations linked to self defense. One man was acquitted and the other sentenced, prompting questions about justice and equality in the legal system.
W A B argues that Jesus faith in God and the fig tree miracle reveal divine power and humanity. Faith empowers believers to endure trials, resist tyranny, and build spiritual strength, hope, and love through prayer and righteous living.
Residents voice opinions on police ethics, USO expansion, farm production in 1944, and postwar tennis. Concerns include council delays, blood drives, junior hostesses, and city park repairs while farmers warn of draft impacts on crops and a call for active wartime morale.
Peter Edson profile of Leo T. Crowley 53 year old Chicago banker and Washington insider now named director of the new Office of Economic Warfare. Describes Crowley as a powerful figure controlling a web of banks trusts and wartime monopolies with multi billion dollar reach and a path from FDIC to defense programs. He leads a quiet life at the Mayflower in DC and values delegating authority while facing possible postwar investigations over secret wartime deals and asset seizures.
A compact pairing of biblical proverb and Keble quote warns that arrogance invites downfall while humility earns divine exaltation. The two lines juxtapose fate driven by pride with exaltation through true humility.
A compact triad notes that one in eight heart disease deaths in the US is linked to syphilis, U S Civil War era cooks for soldiers, and the army’s standard gasoline is 80 octane.
A panoramic piece on Broadway life and Harlem poverty, pairing glittering showfolk with struggling veterans, critics and debutantes. It contrasts luxury apartments and nightclubs with quiet residential New York, highlighting ambitions, gossip, and the price of fame amid war-time tensions.
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