Rawley Thompson Office Listed With Editor
D A Rawley serves as secretary and treasurer while Robert Thompson is the editor at the 1070 office or publication.
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D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1943
Page
4
Complaints Fade as Shanghai Missionary Endures Hardship
The letter from Miss Marlowe, a Shanghai missionary, describes extreme deprivation and danger from Japanese forces. She reports food shortages, starvation, filth, corpses in streets, and beggars while affirming faith and urging others not to worry. Her experiences contrast sharply with small domestic complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Tom Marlowe
Miss Marlowe
Shanghai
China
Ford
Marlowe
Princeton Hsu
Mr. Hsu
Postwar planning debate risks delaying victory
After the war, a division forms between those pushing rapid postwar planning and those advocating caution. The core aim remains clear: defeat Germany and Japan fully. Beyond that, nations differ on methods and risks of domestic and international schemes, including social welfare and global governance.
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Germany
Japan
United Nations
Hitler
Hirohito
United States
League of Nations
Delano
War language fragment focuses on democracy and manpower
A fragment discusses concentrating on the war and questions democracy’s link to money and virile manpower, attributed to S B H.
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S.B.H
Yet To Come Forewarns Oncoming War Casualties
Brig Gen Alden Waitt says spring casualty lists will appall readers as losses mount on fronts. He notes Africa fighting barely begun Europe invasion ahead and Pacific tide turning, but warns the worst is still to come.
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Alden Waitt
Africa
Europe
Pacific
Japan
Davis Broadcast under Taft Critique Sparks Debate
The Davis broadcast is described as innocuous and instructive, a roundup of wartime events. Taft charges it as propaganda, while critics urge intelligent debate of administration policy without partisan games.
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Taft
Elmer Davis
Davis
Brooklyn Housewife Wins wartime salvage commendation
A Brooklyn housewife, Mae Hambel, turned in 55 pounds of salvaged drippings for glycerine to fuel a 2000 pound demolition bomb. She is permitted to paint her message on the bomb headed for Germany, commended by a government press agent for promoting fat saving.
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Mae Hambel
Brooklyn
Germany
War Workers and Home Front Views From The Era
Readers voice doubts about defense hiring and government controls. Representative Graham Barden criticizes agriculture for overreach while Senator Reynolds pledges shared sacrifice. Juvenile court reformis spans the need to save underprivileged children and prevent crime as society reshapes during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Robert R. Reynolds
Picayunish conduct in Congress and wartime policy
Burton Heath critiques petty acts by Representatives Lambertson Taber and Cooley as virulent headline grabbing. He questions the War Labor Board bonus in a Connecticut plant and warns Eastern motorists about OPA policies and the need for prudent fuel use to avoid broader policing.
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Picayune
Congress
Lambertson
Representative Taber
Representative Cooley
Roosevelts
Congressman Cooley
War Department
North
Africa
Rommel
War Labor Board
Connecticut
WLB
OPA
Brown
Wartime rationing theme and gas warfare rumor
Paragraphs note butter and meat shortages as a call to plant in spring gardens. An underground radio report claims Hitler is ready to use gas warfare, alleging ongoing personal involvement since memory.
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Hitler
Light and Creation Theological Reflection
A brief excerpt cites Genesis 1 3 and notes God as light and refers to Light as God s eldest daughter in a Fuller text. The fragment presents a religious interpretation and a quotation style typical of devotional commentary.
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Light
Fuller
Letters from a Red Cross man in World War II North Africa
Excerpts from Taylor M. Simpson of High Point recount life as a Red Cross field director in North Africa. He describes travel, meals, language missteps, weather, hosts, a Persian rug purchase, and daily routines, noting a mix of work and small pleasures amid wartime duties. He compares scenes to Florida and mentions costs in francs, housing warmth, and civilian sights.
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RHD Cross
Taylor M. Simpson
High Point
American Red Cross
North Africa
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
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