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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1944
Page
2
Hundreds of grateful students and former pupils at Depaul Institute in Pittsburgh attended a solemn high mass marking Sister Antonia McLinden of the Sisters of Charity as she reaches a golden jubilee for her work rehabilitating deafened boys and girls through special education.
Texas Senator W Lee O Daniels emerges as central figure in a court turning dispute over financing for a personal anti administration newspaper. He cites over 100000 dollars from subscribers to fund the paper while blasting a smear campaign. He backs action by the Texas Democratic executive committee against certifying pro Roosevelt electors on the primary ballot and notes CIO PAC scrutiny.
A nostalgic opinion piece recalls the 153 electoral votes from the South fifty years ago, notes shifts in loyalty, and comments on Roosevelt, the New Deal, and party alignments. It contrasts public figures and emphasizes duty over party expediency.
The North Carolina State Association of Life Underwriters will hold its 1945 convention in Winston-Salem. Charles M Hassel of Charlotte was named president, with Joe S. Babb of Durham as first vice-president and William T. Beaty of Raleigh as secretary.
A speaker urges an informed electorate that weighs men and issues to protect civil rights. He calls for civic instruction for youths to think clearly, vote honestly, and maintain American principles, proposing a pledge to correct the nation if it errs by vote and prayer.
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