Propaganda and political lineage in wartime discourse
The editorial defends publishing grim war imagery as necessary to show the enemy's brutality and rally Americans. It cites Life magazine and Russian Allied casualties, then shifts to Raleigh coverage of O Max Gardner Jr and political influence, arguing dynastic ties affect college politics but not true merit.
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Enterprise
Associated Press
America
Knights In Armor
Raleigh
O. Max Gardner, Jr
State College
Ralph Gardner
State Senate
Harvard Law School
Papa
Young Democrats
Gardner
Ficer
Fort Bragg
Senate
O. Max, Jr
Studnt
North Carolina
Shelby
United States Senate
bipartisan resolve urged for US Russia wartime accord
In stern discussion of US Russia ties the piece argues bipartisanship is essential for a satisfactory wartime understanding. It cites Stettinius on aid to Russia and questions Stalin's stance while warning against overconfidence and spurious self expression. It closes with a critique of complacency and ration memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
United States
Russia
Standley
Moscow
Stettinius
Stalin
Treaties Snag Air Freedom Says Peter Edson
Peter Edson outlines two paths for international air access. Either Argentina grants a private U S franchise or two governments sign a treaty. He notes conflicts with sovereignty, national defense, and potential reciprocal rights, urging careful balance and peaceful passage without arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
la Luce
Senor Wallace
Argentine Republic
Argentina
U.S
United States
U. S
Buenos Aires
Ecuador
Colombia
Colombian Republic
Panama
Panama Canal
Eleanor Roosevelt
Voices From War Hearings and Home Front Views
A collection of quotes from civilians and officials on wartime issues. Topics include propaganda, minor driving licenses for teens, absent soldiers, personal reflections from North Africa, pool gambling, rationing, and Madame Chiang Kai-shek’s plea for forgiveness amid Allied air offensives.
Notable lines and facts in brief
A mixed set of quotations and trivia noting Proverbs and Shakespeare, a 1940 crocheting champion Mrs A E Burkhardt, the first colonial governor of North Carolina commissioned in 1712, and Maine boasting over 2200 lakes and ponds along with 5100 rivers.
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A. E. Burkhardt
U.S
North Carolina
Maine
Camp Denson proposed as name for new Greensboro camp
Letters to the editor urge naming the Greensboro Basic Training Center No 10 after Brigadier General Ely Denson. The authors highlight Denson's ties to Guilford County and support public advocacy from High Point and Greensboro residents.
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General Jones
Sedgefield
Ely Denson
General Denson
Ted Thompson
Greensboro
Basic Training Center No. 10
High Point
Soldiers Appreciate Civilians Cooperation and Bonds
We soldiers are a simple group living a complex life and value civilian cooperation. Passes, furloughs, and transportation matter as we travel to distant camps and aim to see our families one last time before deployment. Buying defense bonds supports war supplies and helps postwar needs, benefiting both country and donors through saving for future purchases.
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U.S.O
Red Cross
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High Point Enterprise
AFTE
R. P. Rawley
R. B. Jerry
H. A. Cecil
Mgr
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
John Budd CO
Lexington Ave
N. Y
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Life
Mr. Wallace
S.B.H
Hitler
Mussolini
Tojo
American State Department
U. S. Senate
Alice Pruden
Mrs. Luce
R. EF. Bitting
Hal Teague
Liense
Russell Baker
Paul A. Lain
North Africa
K. P
States
A. M. Rogers
Harriss Darrell
Office of Price Administration
Madame Chiang Kai-shek
Europe
Harold Balfour
James
Julius
Smith
Society of Friends
Guilford College
United Nations
Greece
France
American Friends Service Committee
Switzerland
General de Gaulle
General Giraud
Council of French Relief Societies
New York
Lisbon
Germany
Belgium
New World
South America
Sweden
Christian Brotherhood
J. Gurney Gilbert
B. Russell Branson
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