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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1944

Page

4

Local Post Office Notice Under Publication Act

Partial readable text indicates a public notice from the Post Office at Ries Paes under an act dated the second of a month. It appears to concern publication of news patches or related local notices. Further details are unreadable in this fragment.

Sre Leneutene Suess Ip Ensbuntvets Ries Paes Ee New York Chicago Thomas H. Dewey Dewey Bricker Ohio Frankness Mr. Dewey Mr. Roosevelt Stoker

North Carolina Democratic reshuffle signals new faces

The piece outlines shifts in NC politics with former Governor Broughton allies backing Cherry for state Democratic chair, Horton and Graham gaining influence, and hints at a broader turnover that could refresh the party while preserving core machines. It notes endorsements and possible national roles, plus gradual reinforcements for party unity.

Broughton R. Gregg Cherry Cherry Wilkins P. Horton Monroe Redden Judge Warlick Democratic Executive Committee William Umstead Raleigh News and Observer Horton Hoey North Carolina Democratic National Committee Chicago A. H. Graham Gardner Bailey Graham

Star Route Proposal Quietly Backed by Local Officials

E T Brown supports a star route linking the High Point post office with the High Point Greensboro area. Public Works Director T C Kirkman notes chamber efforts and no delay. Lee Wilson advocates a single airport for Winston Salem and Greensboro, acknowledging high initial cost but long term savings if not pursued.

High Point Greensboro Public Works T. C. Kirkman Elm Maintinston-Salem Lee Wilson

Parking Woes Spark City Street Tensions

Voices on Main Street reveal worsening parking as shoppers waste gas searching for spots. A soldier recounts a coach seating clash over space to count tickets on a southbound train. Residents note postwar anxieties and calls for radios, musical instruments, and ping pong tables for service members.

Main Street Lawrence Kestler Edward Weimer

Farm economy survey letter from 1944 asks about church ties

A mimeographed 1944 letter from the U S Department of Agriculture invites citizens to answer a questionnaire on community life and family church membership and attendance. It notes how farming in large blocks versus small farms shapes social ties and work relations.

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Questionable Social Survey Sparks Public Backlash

The letter by Marion Clawson condemns a broad questionnaire on family denomination changes and intimate traits. It argues such surveys invade privacy, echoing fears of government spying and social control, while urging people to resist invasive data collection.

Behind the News Washington Political Platform Ideas

Dear Mr ee outlines a Republican platform view urging simple clear doctrine. He calls for cooperative international policy based on democratic principles, a world order with checks and balances, and realism toward allies. He favors automatic tax and spending rules tied to national income.

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Policy outline on labor and tax justice in postwar America

The speaker argues for universal justice in labor policy and taxation, demanding public scrutiny of union finances and an end to special class favors. He notes unorganized workers outside unions, promises middle class representation in government, and seeks solutions on farm price protection and housing through broad, nonpartisan principles.

Federal Reserve

Postwar views from wartime veterans shape 1948 politics

Veterans with battle scars and new ideas expect changes in the postwar economy and society. They warn of selfish postwar patterns, urge collaboration for peace, and anticipate shifts in labor, industry, and voter turnout as November approaches.

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