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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1943
Page
4
A High Point drive begins as solicitors urge citizens to give to the Red Cross for soldiers, led by ex governor Clyde R Hoey. The piece notes strong support across cities, argues over political appointments, and hopes for a united wartime effort despite political tensions.
Former President Hoover urges Midwestern governors that food shortages threaten the United Nations. He warns the nation is repeating Russia and Germany’s past missteps by diverting resources to armament while planting and producing less food. He criticizes wartime rationing but calls for urgent steps to secure food supply and avoid famine.
A compilation of local opinions expresses support for war bonds and President Hoey, concern over youth activities and crime, plus calls for better roads, music education, and practical aid like rides for the elderly. Residents urge civic duty amid wartime strain.
Treasury plans a Second War Loan name while readers suggest titles like Victory in Forty-Three and Bust the Bums Bonds. Pentagon chatter and Truman committee probes push for labor and inflation reform, featherbedding, and farm block tensions, with ship costs dropping and amphibious jeeps debuting under censorship.
A historical quotation fragment citing Exodus 20 7 and Beaumont and Fletcher warns against taking the Lord's name in vain and vows. The text reflects religious admonition and literary citation without additional context.
The column notes Las Vegas marriages and divorces, Navy rumors, and new film projects. It cites Rachmaninoff at Beverly Hills, Peggy Lee and Benny Goodman linked to D Barbour, and a tour of This Is the Army slated for the United Nations. It mentions Imogene Carpenter, Woody Guthrie, and Myrna Loy related items.
Legal circles see the High Court ruling as paving the way for a new Lepke trial. The column notes a musician once earning $2000 weekly now playing for peanuts, and mentions various social and political buzz including Ray Driscoll’s new job, Adel a Moffett, and remarks on Ickes oil usage and wartime politics.
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