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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1942
Page
4
An archaic verse presents a meditation on mercy and judgment, invoking the Lord of hosts to execute true judgment and to show mercy to every man his brother. The passage blends scriptural phrasing with a paraphrased plea for personal forgiveness and communal compassion.
The piece argues that 200 billion wartime outlays nearly match two years of national earnings and threaten a massive debt. It warns against “depression democracy” and urges preserving the capitalist system while balancing human development, with Midway Island defenses cited as evidence of steadfast resolve.
The text argues that Midway proved the value of land based air power and ships, urging fortification of Guam and other bases. It stresses holding Pearl Harbor and maintaining global land bases to protect interests with force, noting Japan seeks to reduce such bases while keeping them under flag.
The report on the Yadkin lime deposit concludes the site is not advantageous for state operation. Dr A F Greaves Walker of State College issued an adverse finding citing poor outcrop quality and insufficient quantity. Opening the deposit would be costly and unlikely to beatVirginia or Tennessee mines.
In Marion Judge Hoyle Sink told McDowell county grand jurors the body is out-moded and costly. He urged abolishing the grand jury while noting other constitutional offices like the coroner and county treasurer could be cut by legislative act. The piece argues this waste benefits no one.
The Gazette notes a dramatic drop in traveling salesmen from 3600 to 500 by April, with many firms losing nonessential staff. War stretches beyond battle lines, claiming casualties in mechanical trades. Pools of assets may be needed to sustain home life amid shortages.
A major national meeting gathers at Grove Park Inn June 21 24 with 35 governors and top officials from War Production Office Office of Price Administration and other agencies. Notable attendees include Lord Halifax and Dr A Loudon as well as Frank Bane and Thad Eure in program planning.
Walter Winchell notes Nancy Cateman as Chaplin’s favorite to succeed Paulette Goddard. Dorothy Lamour may seek $15,000 repaid by a former admirer. Estelle Taylor returns to the field. Dowager Vanderbilt swaps a Rolls for a carriage and horses. Betty Kern bets on Artie Shaw. Chiang Kai-shek’s mother in town. Jennifer Holt and Robin Sinclair merger-bound. Broadway set gossip and industry moves across Manhattan society.
A fragmented collage of names and events spans Broadway figures, dancers, and political hints. It mentions Diane Chase reconciling with a Brazilian groom, July ice cream flavors, General Strong cracking down on subversives, and various social and showbiz snippets.
John L. Rusher elected councilor of the Sons and Daughters of America in the closing moments of the state convention. Bond pooling on city debt praised for aiding the common man. Dr. T. Mann spoke to the Central Labor Union on work and unemployment. Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Butler and Ruth Butler visit Tennessee after hosting Dr. and Mrs. Harry Brockmann. Edna Morgenthaler to teach at Farman University summer school. Adelaide Mennally visiting Lake Tonawanda. Governor Roosevelt to review ouster requests against Mayor Walker. Byrd backs direct popular vote on prohibition. Chief Justice Hushes urges flexibility in constitutional interpretation.
Captain Jos Parkin died at his Trinity home at 10 this morning. Born in Cornwall England he came to the United States about four decades ago. G A Garret was named county commissioner by a narrow 19 vote margin over D A Huffines. No dance at the Sheraton Hotel tonight due to the lack of an O Henry Orchestra. Mrs Hugh Parker of Martinsburg W Va visits Mrs Lawrence Matton. Miss Margaret Bencini hosts Tip Top Bridge Club at the Sheraton Hotel. A son weighing 12 1/2 pounds born to Mr and Mrs W M Marr. Eddie Rickenbacker touring the country by air. A French financial commission sails for America June 24. Premier Lenin of Russia thought near death. Dr Ada Louise Comstock president of Radcliffe College. Blind boys guard Nomvich Institution for the Blind in England per R C Fanthorpe.
Peter Edson reports that anti trust actions will not be suspended for war needs. The article details delays and approvals involving the War Production Board and Justice Department. It notes investigations and cases, with many tied to war production and public protection, and stresses anti trust procedures will remain in force.
A collection of remarks from public figures emphasizing caution, preparation, and total effort in wartime. Sam Rayburn urges Americans to equip soldiers, Jonathan Daniels discusses total effort, and Captain Naumann critiques German total war rhetoric.
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