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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1944
Page
4
The record lists R. B. Terry as President and H. A. Cecil as General Manager in the organizational lineup, indicating senior leadership appointments within the company.
The piece criticizes Professor Ralph McDonald's campaign for Governor of Carolina. It cites his past stances on the sales tax education and liquor issues, contrasting them with Gregg Cherry's proposals. The editorial argues McDonald lobbied for pay raises and a nine month term only to gain votes, and questions his sincerity and coalitions.
Roy McMillan, ex commander in North Carolina, seeks national post amid obstacles. South Carolina legionnaires endorsed him, while few WWI veterans reach the top. his appeal rests with trusted neighbors.
Readers comment on a state budget surplus and teachers’ pay, rationing officials’ duties, parking woes, and noise ordinances. Veterans praise Red Cross work overseas and reminisce about social changes, while foresters urge careful timber use as wartime needs rise.
Intimates of FDR discount a Washington cocktail roomer dating a Churchill daughter. Irene Castle, Antonio Moreno, and ex Mrs Morris are noted. Lepke case details and FBI activity are mentioned along with various Hollywood figures and political happenings.
A columnist argues that alcohol issues stem from culture not prohibition and urges leadership and reform instead of repealing bans. He cites saloon access, parental responsibility debates, and comparisons with foreign customs to claim moderation and regulation could curb drunkenness without prohibition.
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