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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1944

Page

10

Willkie Outlines GOP Policy Emphasizing Initiative and Liberty

Herbert Hoover in Wisconsin reports L L Willkie urging the Republican party to seek a right course. He argues against paternalism of the prewar era and narrow economic Toryism, favoring economic liberty, initiative, and broad international cooperation for peace. The piece notes that a million victory gardens were planted in 1943.

Herbert Dpd Wilhoit Wis L L. Willkie Republican Party G.O.P Abe Pun Million

Larger Food Supplies For Civilians

Civilian food supplies for the coming months are likely greater than last year, says Paul S. Willis of the grocery manufacturers of America. He expects 1944 total civilian food to be about the same as 1943 with more eggs citrus fruits winter crops meat butter and lard stored by the War Food Administration. Meat supplies in January to March were liberal but a storage-release cycle will reduce meat availability in April to June.

New York Paul S. Willis Grocery Manufacturers of America Willis War Food Administration

International Peace Group Considered Would Follow Pattern Of Old League Of Nations

Secretary Hull has asked congressional committees to ready to sit in on conferences to draft a working plan for an American peace organization. The proposed body would resemble a strengthened League of Nations with broader powers to prevent aggression and include nations large and small, per Moscow pledge.

League of Nations Washington State Department Hull Connally Senate Foreign Relations Committee Moscow United States Great Britain Russia China Congress Ball R-Minn Ward

Third Anniversary Of State Guard Marked This Week

North Carolina State Guard celebrates three years with State Guard Week starting Monday March 27. Gov J Melville Broughton to deliver a 6 30 PM radio address as High Point armory remains open for interviews and recruits. Brig Gen James W Jenkins commands 42 companies across the state with six units on active service in Pisgah National Forest fire duties.

North Carolina State Guard State Guard North Carolina National Guard J. van B. Metts North Carolina James W. Jenkins Henderson Pisgah National Forest

United States Eyeing Postwar World Organization

The article reports discussions toward a postwar world peace plan with an international police force proposed to curb aggressors. Senator Austin says early creation of a world body could shorten the war, while Hull cautions that borders and negotiations should wait until after hostilities.

Ball Great Britain Austin World Organization International Organization Hull

Leopard seal contrasts Pacific coast with Atlantic variety

The leopard seal is the Pacific coast variety of the harbor seal and is spotted more often than its Atlantic counterpart. Red Cross appeals for increased donations.

Draft head says all men under thirty to be in army by July

Brig. Gen. Ames T. Brown of New York state Selective Service told a New York Guard Association convention that every physically fit married man likely to be drafted by July 1, except those aged 30 to 38 or deferred as essential. He said the draft lags behind needs at about 100,000 monthly and estimated about 90,000 New Yorkers would be drafted before July 1.

New York Ames T. Brown New York State Selective Service Brown State of New York Guard Association Lewis B. Hershey National Selective Service

Chaplin Trial Enters Second Week Tuesday

The United States versus Charles Chaplin moves into week two as defense seeks to open new testimony about Joan Berry relations. The Mann Act case drew hundreds of spectators who filled the hall while the big courtroom seats remained full. Chaplin, 54, is accused of transporting 24 year old Joan from Hollywood to New York in 1942 for immoral purposes.

Los Angeles Colony United States Charles Spencer Chaplin Joan Berry Funnyman Joan Hollywood New York

Hannegan Challenges GOP to Reveal Nominees at Banquet

In Boston on March 25 Democratic National Committee Chair Robert E. Hannegan urged the GOP to disclose its prospective presidential nominees. He accused the party of hints that a candidate not yet in primaries may be masking their bid and called for open discussion of key national issues at a Jackson Day event.

Boston Robert E. Hannegan Democratic National Committee Tonight Republican Party Thomas E. Dewey New York Hannegan GOP Eer

Women Pilots Hired by Ferrying Division in 1942

In September 1942 women pilots were first employed by the Air Transport Command ferrying division of the Army Air Forces.

Air, Transport Command Army Air Forces

Showgirl Is Lonergan Witness in Murder Case

New York report says Wayne Lonergan escorted a showgirl to a theater the night before his heiress wife Patricia Lonergan was found nude and beaten in Beekman Hill. Detectives cite Lonergan statement naming Mrs Jean Murphy Jaburg as the showgirl he accompanied to a musical.

New York Wayne Lonergan Miami Royal Dian Aircraftman Lonergan Toronto Jean Murphy Jaburg Patricia Burton Lonergan Beekman Hill Lonerga Ae Ea Ar Me

Tobacco growers plan $7.52 price differential

Carolinas and Virginia tobacco growers voted a $7.52 per hundred pounds differential between untied ungraded tobacco on the Georgia Florida belt and tied graded tobacco in the Carolinas and Virginia. The figure, set at a Raleigh meeting, will be the basis for discussions before presenting the case to the Office of Price Administration.

Raleigh Carolinas Virginia Georgia-Florida Office of Price Administration

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