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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1943

Page

4

Diplomatic Harmony and Turkey's Role in World War II

The correspondent urges united Allied action with the United States Great Britain and the Soviet Union over Italy and Turkey. It cites varying expert opinions advocating coordinated strategy, unification of air power, and decisive actions such as an invasion of France and targeting Romanian oil.

Associated Press London United States Great Britain Soviet Russia Moscow Russia United Nations Turkey China Japan Lowell M. Limpus New York Daily News Dewitt MacKenzie France English Channel Britain Allied High Command Paul Schubert Alexander P. de Seversky Aviation Authority Air Department

Ford age eighty urges active life for the young at heart

Henry Ford, on his 80th birthday, tells young men in their 60s and 70s to stay active. Josephus Daniels, editor of the Raleigh News and Observer, agrees the message to keep going is needed for older men who struggle to find openings or retire in their sixties. He warns against early retirement and notes he’s never met a retired man who felt younger or more energetic than Ford and Daniels.

Henry Ford Mr. Ford Josephus Daniels Raleigh News and Observer

War talk how to end it quickest says top commentators

A panel of leading military critics proposes bold strategies for a rapid victory. Hanson Baldwin favors a psychological blitzkrieg, Upton Close calls for multi-front pacts and invasions, Earle Godwin urges broader American participation and aggressive European and Pacific action, while John Grover links Balkan breakthroughs to knocking out Italy and trapping Germany.

Associated Press Hanson Baldwin New York Times Germany Italy Upton Close NBC Wavell Burma Churchill F.D.R Stalin Balkans Turkey Siberia Earle Godwin Blue Network Europe Japan John Grover Mediterranean

Governor Broughton Battles State Board in Cosmetic Art Dispute

The governor confronts the State Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners after a reported in-house clash. He convened a conference and accepted the resignations of all three members amid mounting applications and endorsements for the now-open posts.

Broughton State Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners Raleigh

Citizens Comment On City Manager Choice And Local Concerns

Residents discuss the council choosing an out of town city manager citing impartial business considerations. Others call for weed control on Sunset and Lindsay to improve sidewalks. A police sergeant explains limits of courtroom sentencing and a fire chief warns about low flying military airplanes.

Frank Carriker Lindsay Morris Queenscourt Parkway

Lady Astor and rationing fines cited as cautionary tale

The piece compares British and American enforcement of rationing with Lady Astor fined 240 dollars for ordering clothes from America. It suggests Congress members could face similar penalties for undeclared can goods. The author muses on crime, leadership, and longevity with sharp, period-voiced opinions.

OPA Lady Astor America Congress

Political dog days and wary voters in 1944 race

Peter Edson surveys the upcoming 1944 presidential cycle, warning readers to scrutinize every political move. He notes Ickes, Brewster and labor wage talks as signs of looming political plays, predicts dirtier campaigns, and hints at shifts in support for the New Deal era.

Harold Ickes Ickes Ralph K. Davies Standard Oil of California Carl E. Newton Co. & O. Railroad Breed New Deal Ralph O. Brewster Dexter, Me Ting Brewster

New York Heartbeat Loses Count in Glamour Gossips

Mrs Wendell Willkie and friends sift through social whirl at 58th and 5th lamps while Ruth Weston from Three's a Family drifts down to 116 after shelving 45 lbs Edgar Bergen returns from Newfoundland camps enjoying undisturbed Stork Club moments Lubitsch attends Heaven Can Wait premiere Nancy Carroll catches eyes with Hollywood crowd George Seldes shipwrecks Sawdust Caesar amid headlines Hoover Tolson seen leaving East Side spots investigators pursue cases Lorraine De Wood teases suitors in Riobamba Amidst midtown chatter Bosses and divorce tales headline a mix of showbiz and socialite notes from Manhattan readers.

New York Wendell Willkie Ruth Weston Edgar Bergen Newfoundland Stork Club Ernst Lubitsch Hollywood Redehad Nancy Carroll George Seldes John Edgar Hoover Ass't Clyde Tolson East Side Bleev Me The Hoods G-Men

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