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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1944

Page

4

High Point urged to finish Fifth War Loan drive

The city celebrates past support for War Loan efforts but notes Fifth War Loan E bonds lagging by about 8 000 dollars from a 551 000 Treasury goal with four days left. Citizens are urged to invest in the bonds to complete the drive for patriotism thrift and future campaigns. The column also reflects on political change and reassesses senatorial service in the Dixie region.

High Point Treasury Department Kerr Republica Skintook Oklahoma Wallace Batista Cuba New York Washington Mme Chiang Kai-shek Brazil

Kids gain citywide junior baseball league in High Point

The Salvation Army and civic groups back a new junior amateur baseball league for High Point boys under 14. The program mirrors Fayetteville’s success and aims to occupy youths with supervised play, countering wartime distractions and neglect. Community support urged.

Salvation Army High Point Fayetteville A. T. Moore

South Carolina primary taints Ellison D Smith fate

The Democratic primary in South Carolina signals a political turn against U S Senator Ellison D Smith after 36 years in the Senate as a staunch ally of cotton farmers. The piece notes his sharp criticism of Roosevelt officials and hints at broader intra party opposition in the region.

South Carolina U. S Ellison D Arkansas J. W. Fulbright Hattie Caraway Roosevelt Fulbright Cas

Fayetteville Junior Amateur league baseball comments

A. T. Moore discusses the Fayetteville Junior Amateur league with young players showing potential despite limited throwing arms. May Coleman notes rising availability of cold drinks, while a remark on oversupply contrasts past scarcity. Hilda Van Stockum is mentioned as the illustrator.

Thoughts of Others From England and Home Reflections

Excerpts from S Craig Hopkins describing life in England and longing to return home to practice law. Includes Britains board of trade data on average household bedding and family size, plus quotes from Roy Braden and Dr Monroe Deutgeh on reading and social company.

S. Craig Hopkins England Monroe EK. Deutgeh

Tailor's boss profiles Sidney Hillman as outsider to cloakworkers

Ben Stolberg recounts Hillman's New York arrival and settlement life. He notes Hillman's aloof stance toward cloakmakers who vented loud complaints, while Hillman was seen as an outsider rather than a labor leader. The cloakworkers remained indifferent to his aims.

Ben Stolberg Sidney Hillman New York Henry Street Lillian D. Ward Paul Kellogg Christendom Mr. Hillman Hillman Labor The Suninene Larry David Dubinsky Dubinsky Pants Roosevelt Stolberg Graphic New Republic Washington

Hillman and Dubinsky contrasted as labor power brokers

A critical profile contrasts Sidney Hillman with Dubinsky, arguing Hillman lacks social theory grounding and rose to lead the Democratic Party with union money, while Dubinsky grew from the movement. The piece paints Hillman as a Rasputin figure shaping Chicago convention outcomes and opposing rivals and reformers.

Marx de Leon Debs Morris Hillquit Lenin Ley Yy Stalin Earl Browder Great Democratic Party United States Supreme Court James Byrnes Chicago Big City Rasputin Democrats CIO Union Square Kelly Suey Hillman

Duke alumni press to place Duke alum on state education board

Movement led by Duke University alumni seeks a Duke graduate to fill the vacancy on the state board of education caused by Henry Dwire’s death. Governor Broughton is expected to act soon as the board is strained by illness and vacancies.

DUKE Duke University State Board of Education Henry Dwire Broughton Dwire Durham Orange Alamance Guilford W. C. Dawson Harry FE. Isenhour A. C. Edwards Dr. L. Massey Santford Martin Wake Forest A. M. Graham University of Virginia H. FE. Stacy University of North Carolina Ryan McBryde Davidson Julian S. Miller Erskine College Carl A. Rudisill Lenoir-Rhyne State College Gertrude D. McKee Peace Institute Harris V.M.S Win UNC Johnson Bingham U.N.C Lenoir

Tar Heel Delegation Reflects On Chicago Convention

Lynn Nisbet notes the social value of postwar cooperation despite lower cash value from canned goods. Mrs. B. B. Everett praises North Carolina’s Tar Heel delegation led by Mrs. Gl Tillett and hails Governor Broughton’s strong convention impression though delegates gave their first vote to a fellow state candidate.

B. B. Everett State Democratic Committee Raleigh Chicago North Carolina Everett Tillett Broughton

Broadway gossip and political whispers swirl around FDR era

A collage of rumors touches on Gen Henry Miller and demotion talk, Hollywood romances, hotel managers, and political intrigue. Names like Ava Gardner, Irene Hayes, Chiang Kai shek, and Truman era figures surface amid lighter entertainment chatter and strategic postwar hints.

FDR Henry Miller London Frastra Mic le Sazettes Irene Hayes Park Avenue Gallagher's Mervyn Lee Rooney Hitler

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