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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1943
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise directory lists J. P. Rawley 1915 to 1937 with R. B. Terry as President H. A. Cecil as General Manager and National Representative John Rudd Co Lexington Ave M City.
Obituary notes the death of E M Knox a distinguished city manager of High Point praising his public service his municipal expertise and his hopeful outlook for the city despite his passing. The tribute highlights his dedication cheerful temperament and pivotal role in shaping the citys future.
A historic city ordinance punishes blackout violators but faces public opposition as officials warn about punitive enforcement. A recent test blackout saw nine violations and police released offenders with warnings. Critics urge removing the ordinance to avoid citizen disregard amidst civic fear and a church picnic safety concern highlights transport risk.
Readers are invited to consider radar as a turning point in warfare. The article notes its role in defending Britain and sinking an enemy battleship from eight miles away at night. It raises questions about radar’s potential to deter invasions and influence American political views.
Hon Bolivar Pagan resident commissioner for Puerto Rico urged Congress to study political economic and social conditions in Puerto Rico. He argued territories should be developed and prepared for statehood while reaffirming Puerto Rico as a US territory represented in Congress without a vote.
Returning soldiers plan travel after global conflict and civilian life. The article notes two Army guidebooks Jungle and Desert Emergencies and Arctic Emergencies with practical cautions about polar bears liver poison rabbit starvation and edible seal parts and reindeer moss.
In 72 hours the R. and S. Pickle Works of Boston shifted from cucumber packing to manufacturing incendiary bombs. The bombs require packing in a special preservative acid as part of wartime production.
A collection of quotes from city officials and citizens on wartime policy and daily life. Topics include Eddie Knox’s loss as city manager, blackout enforcement, American wartime ideals, sports as national strength, and postwar plans. Notable names appear: R. B. Terry, George Edwards, A. L. Maynor, La Vern RK Disney, K. L. Shipward, D. C. MacRae, W. Boykins, Fred Corcoran, M. W. Nash, O. C. Moffitt, President Roosevelt, Evelyn Shaeffer, Frederick C. Crawford, Burton K. Wheeler, Arthur H. Vandenberg, and David T. Yow.
Peter Edson discusses the 1940s invasion of Italy noting Americans may win Italian favor while Britons face distrust. He explains Italian sentiment, underground resistance, and the pitfalls of occupation including poverty, currency, and the potential to barter American goods for local needs.
Hosea 6 6 quotes mercy over sacrifice asking for knowledge of God. A note adds that mercy to others should be shown to receive mercy in return. Pope reference appears as quotation attribution.
A string of light commentary on scarce dog food rationing, rising prices for Wieners, demographic notes on centenarians, and speculation about war debts. The piece blurs humor with economic moods and optimistic forecasts as springtime sun and beaches lift spirits.
The piece surveys how warfare develops elaborate etiquette rules and the practice of awarding decorations. It notes Italian conduct at Pantelleria, naval naming conventions, and the ease of earning medals, tracing how traditions shift under commanders and time. It cites the Legion of Honor as an example of expanding honors.
The piece questions claims of total Axis destruction in Sicily and Pantelleria, noting fighters still contesting airspace and uncertain ground losses. It describes Pantelleria and Lampedusa fortifications as prime targets, suggesting bombardment and possible naval shelling by British battleships could have reduced these sites.
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