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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1943
Page
4
J P Rawley 1915 1937 listed with R B Jerry as President and H A Cecil as General Manager in a compact notice. The fragment notes leadership roles and a likely corporate or organizational context.
Sunday column notes generals and admirals backed by the President advocate 1,000,000 army and 2,600,000 in navy marine corps and coast guard by year end. Critics urge balance of materials and manpower with joint military, economic, and industrial planning for total war. The piece questions authority and calls for open discussion on war strength.
Edgar W. Freeze, a longtime High Point resident, died this afternoon. He was remembered as a loyal, cheerful man who touched friends and casual acquaintances alike and will be sorely missed by the community.
Amid tax talk and world-shift concerns the writer urges focus on divine guidance. Isaiah and Hebrew scripture frame nations as fleeting, while faith and righteousness uplift a people. The piece calls American leadership to base postwar aims on God and conscience as spring planting begins.
A collection of residents voices critique Roosevelt and the Roosevelts stance on war, taxes, and policy. Mayor Kirkman says he has no plan to run again but will back a successor. Citizens debate government action on meat markets, maternity aid, absenteeism, production, and price controls while praising Red Cross drives and public service.
Peter Edson reviews a Commerce Department study by Frank R. Wilson on farm land values and potential postwar speculation. He notes a current mild rise in values in the Midwest, with futures concerns about a future land boom if inflation and war demand push prices higher.
A survey of 4600 farm owned passenger cars found 16 percent good 56 percent fair and 28 percent poor. A psychologist links car condition to character. The text mentions Ink Arkansas town and notes 23 towns named Cleveland in the country.
A collage of city curiosities and urban lore surveys New York's hidden corners. It notes swank midtown dining etiquette, Bowery hideouts, Greenwich Village studios, Canal Street springs, and historic sites from Madison Square Garden to the Cloisters.
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