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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1942
Page
4
A cryptic line from dub 40 14 reads like a biblical verse about confession and salvation. It contrasts a soul that smiles at danger with Addison style defiance, suggesting themes of fate and moral choice within a literary fragment.
The article contrasts Moscow and Berlin takes on Kharkov front counts battle outcomes prisoners 25 000 Inferences on reliability of German and Russian communiques Hitler's strategy and leadership questioned with historical context from Harper's Magazine and The Saturday Evening Post.
The piece denounces German atrocities against hostages and praises anti Nazi Germans planning revolt. It notes Elmer Davis as new War Information coordinator. It reports Dunn, North Carolina adopting a work or jail policy and praises farmers in Illinois and Ohio aiding harvests during wartime.
The speech cites a vast, rapidly growing military force and warns of a mind more cruel than Nero or Caligula guiding it. It notes England and America mobilizing to defend democracy and the United Nations driving toward a peak of struggle. A resolve endures, with a star in the West symbolizing enduring valour.
Practices long established in rural areas have become part of the wartime effort, with city dwellers urged to imitate these enduring methods. The piece notes that such habits, once unremarkable, now contribute to the broader national struggle and could serve as a model for urban communities.
A Raleigh clash between Dr. Carl Reynolds and police chief J. Winder Bryan over city vice and crime has stirred angry public reaction. The chamber of commerce met as soldiers surveyed local conditions and rent ceilings loom for Cumberland and Hoke counties with July 1 target dates.
Walter Winchell surveys nearby entertainment as Kokomo offers a sparse week with a trio of flickers and a few vaudeville acts. He notes limited Broadway access, previews Irving Berlin’s army cast and several upcoming shows, including Star and Garter with Gypsy Rose Lee, while lampooning industry trends and radio propaganda.
The piece surveys Broadway front pages and word portraits of Hitler’s lunacies, noting German psychiatrists’ rumors, 1934 letters, and coverage by Reynolds, Lait, and Denny. It highlights Warren Glaser’s Mirror honor, Molotov visit secrecy, and editorials praising reporters. It quotes brief notes about public figures and pundits.
Ten years ago local items show resignations and conventions. Dem executive chairman in High Point Township to resign. ministers attend NC Christian Endeavor Union at Catawba College. J C Welch Motor Co marks eighth anniversary at the same site as the Welch livery in 1896. Attendees include A F Franklin of Raleigh and D C Ale-Rae heading to Raleigh for the state Democratic convention. News briefs report a 15 year prison sentence for Gaston B. Means in the Lindbergh case and a range of local events. Local notes cover orphanage building funds, Rotary speech by Wilson Smith, Confederate reunion plans, and marriages and recitals. Additional items touch on B Y P U convention, railroad strike stance, a rhymed prize gift, and wartime developments. A later item quotes Winston Churchill on German war production and peace desires.
Washington briefs report War Manpower Commission directives to boost migratory farm labor camps and ensure transport for workers clash with FSA and ODT budgets. FSA lists 95 camps with surveys for 150 more. House cuts funding, Senate restores only 1.4 million. Without funds, camps may close.
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