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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1943
Page
8
Raleigh dispatch notes the 1943 general assembly ends with harmony and few frictions. Leaders and members showed sportsmanship amid a productive session with a overflowing treasury. The piece observes unusual goodwill and notes the upcoming lovefeast in both senate and house.
The excerpt lists Cognac origins credited to John Martell and Hennessey and notes distillation in a French town. It jumps to varied curiosities about cuisine and marriage customs among Hawaii and Brazilian Venezuelan tribes, then Nevada’s population density and Stradivarius violin distribution.
In the House of Channing a troubled magnate confesses a racehorse riddle to Jonah. Meggs reveals Bonaparte Brandy was swapped, risking betrayal to Sonny Warburton. Jonah vows to expose the plot and summon Henry Channing to the Taj Mahal for a pretext at 11. The tangled plan continues.
Raleigh March 4 Observers say adjournment of the 1943 general assembly by midnight Saturday is possible but unwise. A resolution seeks to fix adjournment for noon Wednesday March 10 with likely amendment to set an hour Tuesday. Speaker Kerr praised for fairness and orderly procedure amid long debates.
As the tenth anniversary of the New Deal nears in Washington, Democrats face sustained opposition in Congress led by anti-New Deal factions. Republicans, including Senator Taft, urge careful discrimination in policy while whispers of a third party grow, signaling a tense political climate during wartime.
The article discusses shifting public opinion toward the New Deal, suggesting confidence in lasting changes may be waning. It notes political and economic tensions that threaten the program's future, highlighting diverse attitudes across communities and officials.
The year 1942 saw an all-time death rate of 7.39 per 1000. Among 20 to 24 year olds, 41 percent of deaths were military personnel across all causes including accidents, disease and enemy action.
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