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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1944

Page

4

Tri-city air hub urged to unite Greensboro Winston-Salem High Point

An editorial urges Greensboro Winston-Salem and High Point to overlook rivalries and form a tri-city air hub in the geographic center, linking airports by highways and buses, to maximize postwar air service and regional growth. It calls for a tri-city council to coordinate cooperation.

Greensboro-High Point Winston-Salem Reynold’s Greensboro High Point North Carolina Winston- Salem Tri-City Great Triangle Atlanta

Life’s vapor and faith in works and divine will

W A B reflects on James 4 14 emphasizing life as a vapor and urging deeds under God’s will. He contrasts mortal fragility with purpose, citing Marcus Aurelius John Ruskin and Turner to argue true life lies in softened hearts and active virtue. He closes with a wartime call to labor at God’s loom.

Saint James Jesus Jerusalem Paul Apostle Marcus Aurelius James John Ruskin England Turner W.A.B

High Point residents discuss OPA rules sugar allotments and postwar plans

Frank Harris warns motorists may pressure station operators amid OPA rules while sugar allotments require two applications. Mrs. Luna Sloop notes the double process burdens sugar canning. C. L. Thomas hopes for timely postwar building plans and health department repairs. Oliver French, scout for the Brooklyn Dodgers, calls High Point a baseball talent pool.

OPA High Point Frank Harris North Carolina Oliver French Rochester Red Wings Brooklyn Dodgers Dodgers

War and home front voices from wartime North Carolina and beyond

The piece compiles remarks from diverse figures including Tony Simeon on girls softball interest, Rob King Jr. praising night workers, President Roosevelt on war effort, Deputy W N Wheeless on a hoax, Clyde Hoey's rise, and leaders like J Henry Highsmith and Emory Land on bonds shipbuilding and nursing care. It adds T R Short on tax collection and Hull’s Iceland salute.

North Carolina Federation of Woman's Clubs Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs State Nurses Association J. Henry Highsmith Raleigh N. ©. Federation of Women’s Clubs

Dewey and Roosevelts duel rages over party fate in 1944 race

An analysis cites anti Dewey Republicans plotting to derail his nomination and block F D R on fears of a Roosevelt victory. It weighs Roberts Taft and Wadsworth as possible spoilers and notes Dewey struggles to win early delegates amid party disarray.

Ani-Dewey New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Supreme Court Owen J. Roberts Pennsylvania Robert A. Taft Ohio James W. Wadsworth G.O.P F.D.R Dewey Joe Pew Roberts Batk John W. Bricker Taft Wadsworth Upper New York Albany Roosevelt Tom Washington Manhattan Philadelphia

Finland and Axis forces shift in war’s ebbing phase

The report notes Finnish Nazi divisions and recent reinforcements could move to bolster the Axis line in Norway or Italy. It warns that until these troops are removed, they threaten Allied efforts and that the Karelian drive has political impact by deterring Balkan puppets and potentially influencing Hungary Bulgaria Romania and Baltic states. It also states Soviet offensives hinge on removing Axis troops in Finland to relieve pressure on Eisenhower.

Finland Republic Hull Helsinki Kremlin Soviet Union United Nations Wehrmacht Mannerheim Stalin Normandy Italy Balkan Hitler der Fuehrer Hungary Bulgaria Rumania Berlin Trieste Estonia Baltic Eisenhower England Russia Sta von Rundstedt Europe WLB WLR

Reynolds attacked as New Deal rabble-rouser in Broad caset

The column rails at Senator Reynolds for stepping down from the Senate and accuses him of pandering to rabble-rousers. It criticizes his stance on war measures and his alliances, calling for accountability and labeling his career a failure. It also references other political figures and pro fascist allegations in a broad critique of wartime politics.

Sen. Reynolds Reynold Germany Hosanm Reynolds Senate Martin Spain Hitler Franco World Service Cong. Rankin Cong Hoffman Gerald L. K. Smith Smith

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R. B. Terry A. Cecil Mgr D. A. Rawley Robert Thompson Chambers of Commerce Kio C. L. Thomas Health Department Wrenn Street Tony Simeon High Point Y.mlc.a Rob King, Jr President Roosevelt Poland W. N. Wheeless Bob Reynolds Clyde R. Hoey Clyde Foushee Potts Emory Land T. R. Short Sveinn Bjornsson Independent Republic of Iceland Republic of Iceland White House al Smith Herbert Lehman Mr. Dewey Charley Michelson Gov Bricker Earl Warren California New Deal Burt By Ray Tucker Wheeler Winchell Flng Univ. of Berlin Politik Merwin K. Hart Supreme Court the Jackson Con Dies Kuhn Pearl Harbor Klan Sylvania Keystone Patriotic Society Georgia Sons of America Michigan Sons of Liberty South Mid-West Texas Joseph P. Kamp Awak Lawrence Dennis Constitutional Educational League Kamp FBI Dies’ Staff Private Breger Abroad By Lt Dave Bregi
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