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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1944
Page
4
The survey by the Committee for Economic Development shows High Point manufacturers plan stable postwar employment and civic contribution, countering wartime woes. Officials warn liquor advocates and discuss mail response practices of North Carolina governors, noting era-weary public sentiment.
The Chicago mayoral figure known as Big Bill Thompson dies, leaving a city divided by his anti English platform. Colonel Bertie McCormick continues verbal clashes with Britain, boosting Tribune circulation through his warfare of words.
A series of quotes from residents and officials discuss civic improvement, wartime civilian duties, youth welfare, and draft board matters. Speakers include Ss. Clark Lydia Nesbitt Mrs Virginia Frank J. Ellington R. B. Hiatt Lt. A. S. Barksdale and others.
The column bundles rumors about Col Roosevelt being linked to Winston Churchill's daughter Mary, noting Elliott denies meeting her. other gossip items mention Gable, John Roy, Lonergan case, and various Hollywood and political figures. Figures like Dies, Selznick, Lamarr, Lyons, and Tatum appear amid sensational notes and editorial takes on subversive activity.
The McCarran bill outlines creating one central All-American Flag Lines with private stock held by existing airlines and a government role in routes and mail contracts. It aims to limit competition to gain dominance in inter oceanic air traffic while sparing open world access opposed by free air advocates. The piece also notes Russian stance on Badoglio and calls for a three-front bombing strategy against Germany, alongside warnings of a looming supply crisis for tires and rubber.
By Albert Leman the article warns of an approaching disaster in the tire market describing not just a shortage but a famine of incalculable severity for passenger car and truck tires.
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