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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1942
Page
5
Axis powers wage a two pronged home front campaign to sow distrust and split Americans from allies. Edmond Taylor outlines Nazi methods to erode morale, fuel isolationist currents, and blame leaders, urging vigilance, discipline, and unity to preserve democracy.
Tom Mooney labor leader famed for the 1916 Market Street bombing died early today at St. Luke's Hospital San Francisco He was 38 and had just undergone his fourth major abdominal operation His sister Anna and brother John were at his bedside Mooney served 22 years in prison and was released in 1939 after his murder sentences were commuted by President Wilson He died at 2 25 a m PWT following the operation and a recent period of apparent recovery.
A long fight for justice ends as Mooney is pardoned January 7 1939 by California governor Culbert Olson. After 22 years in San Quentin the labor organizer becomes a worldwide symbol and flashpoint in political and legal debates about freedom and perjury claims.
Governor Broughton announced that state employees will voluntarily purchase defense bonds with no payroll deductions. Employees would pledge to buy a set amount of bonds or stamps, a plan discarded as it implied compulsion.
Thomasville officials announced an allotment of defense equipment to be sent to the city. City Manager R. M. Cooksey said Theodore Johnson, State Civilian Defense official, advised the plan. Items include 11,041 gas masks, medical gear for two teams and a casualty station, 24 folding cots, 18 first aid belts, identification tags, armbands, gas proof capes, helmets, firemen gear, pump units, and block equipment units.
Question prompts explore oyster bar definitions Sloppy Joe's Bar Havana news mention and a pun about prison bars. It notes state parks in North Carolina Mie state. The fragmentary item resembles aWant Ad page teaser with miscellaneous trivia.
Washington March 6. George Sylvester Viereck the German born author and publicist seeks a new trial after a 47 year old conviction for violating the foreign agents registration act. Denied bond he remains in district jail following a day and a half trial that lasted about two hours with a jury of 10 men and two women.
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