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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1942

Page

3

Stassen Outlines Free World After War At Governors’ Meet

Governor Harold E. Stassen urged a postwar free association of nations modeled on the U S federal system as a path to lasting peace. Speaking at the National Governors Conference in Asheville he said United Nations victory should be followed by open, orderly world relations and warned against regimentation of state governments.

Asheville Harold E. Stassen Minnesota World Association of Free Peoples United States America United Nations Stassen J. M. Broughton North Carolina Forrest C. Donnel Missouri Lord Halifax Prentice Cooper Tennessee Dwight H. Green Iinois Murray van Wagoner Michigan Alexander Loudon Netherlands

Accidents Claim Lives In State

Nine people died in North Carolina over the weekend from various incidents. Names include B L Wilson 20 of Mooresville fatally injured on the Charlotte Statesville highway. Alfred Hartsell 18 of Concord drowned in Rocky River. Oscar Cashwell 20 Cumberland Mills shot at home with wife detained. Ransom S Robinson 25 near Morganton fatally injured by car near Icard Township. Harold Steed 18 near Durham drowned in a pool. Nathaniel Terry Creedmoor assistant police chief injured in automobile truck collision, died in Durham hospital. Two unidentified boys drowned in Cape Fear River Fayetteville. William Charles Matthewson 21 Sanford killed in a car crash near Sanford.

Charlotte North Carolina B. L. Wilson Mooresville Charlotte-Statesville Alfred Hartsell Concord Rocky River Buford Oscar Cashwell Cumberland Mills Ransom S. Robinson Morganton Icard Township Harold Frederick Steed Durham Burlington Nathaniel Terry Creedmoor Tdurhant Cape Fear Fayetteville William Charles Matthewson Sanford Sanord

National Whirligig News Behind the News

National Whirligig reports on wartime journalism, political feuds, and Navy briefings surrounding the Coral Sea battle. It covers Stanley Johnston's exclusive coverage, Knox and Field clashes, McCormick’s influence, and editorials on the Lexington and Pearl Harbor era, plus secrecy around civilian defense and a surgeon’s past.

Chicago Tribune Stanley Johnston Coral Sea Frank Robert McCormick Johnston Japan Tribune Knox Warren Wright Wayland Brooks Marshall Field White House Chicago Sun Middle West Pearl Harbor McCormick Decatur Knox and Field Navy

Niemoehler Seen as Possible German Leader if Nazis Fall

In wartime analysis from New York, Albert N. Leman notes that imprisoned Pastor Niemoeller could unite democratic factions in Germany and earn the army and navy’s respect, aiding favorable peace terms with the Allies. He cites the UN stance against the current Berlin regime and the discrediting of Junkers, big business, and old elites.

New York Albert N. Leman Pastor Niemoeiler Reich United Nations Berlin Junkers Bohenzolterns Hapsburgs Fuehrer Hitler Niemoeller

Local Employment Office To Receive Training Course

A three day training program on new unemployment claims procedures will be held for staff of North Carolina’s 47 local employment offices in High Point on June 29 30 and July 2. Larry Pearce claims deputy from Raleigh will conduct the sessions. The Raleigh conference on claims procedures reviewed handling total and partial unemployment contested interstate claims determinations prosecution appeals and coverage. Field supervisors from the U S Employment Service and commission staff also attended. All claims deputies have since trained personnel in the 47 offices statewide.

High Point Rry Pearce North Carolina Commission Raleigh W. R. Curtis S. &.Teague Ralph Moody H. M. Raper Ant John C. Mermory W. HH. Renfrew Juss Irma Johnson R. H. Pollock U. S. Employment Service U.S.E.S Robert B. Justice Ram Joseph S. Cade Durham C. C. Buchanan Hickory C. R. Skipper Winston-Salem L. T. Pierce Greensboro R. B. Overton Rocky Mount C. £. Brewer Albemarle Mark Edwards Asheville Wade H. Williams Charlotte David Ball Fayette Ville Wood Privette

Masons to Install Sanford Leader as District Deputy Grand Master

Masons from Judges 1 in the 13th district will meet here tomorrow night for the installation of Wilbur J. Meiver of Sanford as district deputy grand master. Also notes the United States leading in artificial silk production with Japan Germany and England following in order.

Masons Sanford Aasons Wilbur J. Meiver United States Japan

War and Industry in Crisis and a New Secret Weapon

Wartime shipping bottlenecks threaten supply lines from warehouses to Delaware ports as cranes and crates stack high, while independent firms repurpose space and workers amid material scarcities. Veterans warn of German gains in North Africa, with Rommel seeking a major victory that would drag in the Ninth Army, jeopardizing routes to the Caucasus and Iran. A new all purpose 309 plane and a long barreled 105 mm cannon bolster Nazi capabilities, while analysts doubt Allied General Grants can withstand the onslaught given limited armored reserves.

Delaware United States Libya Rommel Eighth Army Tobruk New York Africa Auchenbeck Ninth Syria U. S Palestine United Nations

Universe Evolved by Atomic Force Subject of Church Lesson

Sunday services across Christian Science Churches examined the universe and man as evolved by spirit. Golden Text from Proverbs 3:19 crowned the theme while James 4:8 10 urged drawing night to God, cleansing hands and purifying hearts. The Science and Health passages affirmed mind’s control over the universe and Jesus as healer of sickness and sin.

Christian Science Mary Baker Eddy Jesus

First Methodist-Union Holds Summer Union Service

Dr. Gideon Lo Humphreys of High Point College preached at First Methodist Church in a downtown union service. Music by S. W. Taylor Jr and P. E. Strickland featured a variety of instrumental numbers. Evangelist Howard S. Williams led revival at One Gospel Tabernacle, with services nightly and large crowds. Williams spoke on the Twenty‑Third Psalm and urged rededication, while the Bible Center event in Greensboro drew attendees.

Gideon Lo Humphreys High Point College Aethodist W. A. Jenkins S. W. Taylor,Jr P. E. Strickland Geissler Evelyn Sharp Wieniawship Robert Rankin Sam Taylor Scott Humphreys Christ Jesus Paul Fle Howard S. Williams Hattiesburg Guest One Gospel Tabernacle Willowbrook Street the Tabernacle H. F. Williams Evangelist Williams William Jesus Bible Center Greenshoro Bill Young

Global planning urged to avert wars says Christian council

Dr Charles W Iglewart, international mission council counseler, argues for world planning of resources, trade, policing, and population control. Methodist Board protests federal taxes on church aided colleges amid wartime revenue strains. American Friends Service Committee reports continued aid to French relief efforts sustaining meals, milk, and vitamin programs for thousands of children. Paris Missionary Society resumes support in Africa and Oceania. Dr Lynn H Clough to London as guest preacher. China's H Kung leads child welfare centers and wartime refugee protections aid, with national and allied church backing worldwide.

Charles W. Iglewart International Missionary Council Union Theological Seminars World Police Japan Board of Education of The Methodist Church Nashville Tenn United States American Friends Service Comminer Turger Protestant France Friends’ Children Paris Evangelical Missionary Society Madagascar Togoland Senegal A. L. Warnshuis Sun Paris Basutoland Barotseland Gahon Afriva Sinns New Caledania Hill Oceania H. H. Kung China National Child Welfare Association of China Children's Protective Association Flindsd Chiang Kai-shek America

M. G. Moore Named First Lieutenant in U S Army

Malcolm G. Moore a longtime member of Mendenhall Thoms on real estate firm has been commissioned as first lieutenant and ordered to report to Camp Sutt on Thursday He will join Company 300 2nd Ordnance Regiment Moore a Virginia native who grew up in Greensboro is a former Greensboro High School graduate and UNC attendee He has served five years as secretary of the High Point Real Estate Board and is a past president of the American Business Club He is the son of the late Mr and Mrs J S Moore.

Malcolm G. Moore Mendenhall-Thompson United States Army Camp Sutt Moore Company 300 2Nd Greensboro High Point Greensboro High

Auxiliary Firemen Drill Tonight At School Field

Auxiliary firemen meet tonight at the Junior High School athletic field for drill instruction. Chief E C Cridiebaugh said many have completed parts of their drill, but all are urged to attend for makeup first aid classes at Senior High School on Wednesday and Thursday nights at 7:30. All five lessons of the 10 hour course will be offered to allow volunteers to complete missed work before graduation exercises.

E. C. Cridiebaugh

Pvt John W McBride Receives Diploma as Clerk

Special to The Enterprise reports Pvt. John W McBride completes a 12 week course in typing and military clerical form at Fort Knox Kentucky earning a diploma qualifying him as a clerk.

John W. McBride FT. Knox John W. Mc

Farmers urged to plan for long war and home gardens

Edgar H. Anderson of the Farm Security Administration urges Guilford County small farmers to adopt a five year war minded plan including home gardens and perennial crops like asparagus rhubarb small fruits. He says loans support long range farming avoiding year to year cash crop reliance and calls fruit canning a valuable vitamin rich outlet during shortages.

Edgar H.anderson Guilford County Anderson Joans Fine Tre

Bride, 3rd Armored Division Receives Diploma

Private McBride, son of Mrs A. L. McBride of Asheboro, has been expelled from Camp Polk La. after finishing clerk training at the Army Forces School. He has served since last February and earned a qualification diploma as a clerk.

Camp Polk Armorec Schooaz McBride A. L. McBride Elm Stree Asheboro

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