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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1944

Page

4

Students urge Governor action on ECTC governance

EC T C students condemn the trustees handling of Dr Mead funds and call for higher state review or court action. They note mistrust in leadership and urge consolidation of UNC system as a long term fix for North Carolina education.

E.C.T.C North State Auditor's Office Mead Occa ECTC Legisla University of North Carolina University Chapel Hill State College At Raleigh Woman's College At Greensboro North Carolina

Soybeans and the changing role in farming and milk

An essay discusses Henry Ford's promotion of soybeans from a versatile food source to potential milk production. It notes soybean protein content and historic use in Asia, then shifts to wartime draft worries, camp rejections, and a critique of the letter grade 1-A and related issues amid heavy Allied bombing of Germany.

Henry Ford Detroit Dearborn Willow Run Ford Southeastern Asia Dixie S.C

High Point Citizens Share War Time Opinions

Readers weigh in on Red Cross sewing drives and war aid, praise for Rabinof concert tickets, Ford wartime stance, Red Cross hours from Sherrod Shirt Company and Melrose Mill, Marine Corps marriage tale, housing permit trends, and storefront awning compliance in a bustling local column.

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Home Front Alert Urges Civilians to Stay Home Amid War Strains

A Washington wartime column warns civilians to curb travel as rail and bus systems carry tripled civilian loads since 1941. It notes reduced rail rolling stock, limited air service, and possible renewed bans on pleasure driving while highlighting Post Office mail delays and guidance for military families.

Washington Florida Office of Defense Transportation Army Adjutant General's Office Navy Director of Naval Communications

Behind Vichy’s Power Shift in Collaborationist France

A TIME magazine style report portrays Philippe Petain as a figurehead under Laval and the Nazis, unable to halt collaboration. It details Laval’s purge of Petain loyalists, the removal of key advisers, and Petain’s waning influence as France remains under occupation.

Vichy France New York N. Y Phillipe Petal France Pierre Laval Tain Germany Petain Laval Verdun Carlos Martins Shal Vichy Dr. Martins Ma Protection Group Martins Henri du Moulin de la Barthete Moulin de la Barthete Berne Marshal Went de Gaullist Baron Goger de Saivre du Moulin de la Bay Saivre North Africa Pyreenes Spain Prince Napoleon Joseph Barthelemy Lucien Romier Frances Marshal

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