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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1943
Page
4
A critique argues that large political donations from wealthy individuals and businesses fuel campaigns and influence outcomes. It notes the heavy costs of elections, the role of advertising and staff, and the resulting obligations of officeholders to donors. It calls for strong reporting laws and public awareness to curb the political disease.
A sermon reflection contrasts Paul’s view of Christian prominence with modern American leadership. It notes believers as stewards of mysteries and urges humility, peaceful pursuit, and moral conduct. The piece cites WWII era concerns, global intervention, and the call for unity under God’s will.
Readers weigh in on WAAC enlistment ages and incentives. Officers report test results, shortages, and calls for leadership, blackout cooperation, curfews, and housing rentals amid wartime strain.
A review of the Social Security Board plan led by Arthur J. Altmeyer outlines potential changes including federalization of the system, wider worker coverage, sickness and non industrial disability benefits, and total disability payments. The proposals imply payroll tax hikes and shifts from state to federal administration, amid cautious Congress activity and wary public reaction.
A wartime humor survey from Maggie O Flaherty's Grimy Gazette spreads cheer across Army and Navy bases from Australia to North Africa. Jokes, gags, and light satire travel via parlor-car networks and beauty parlors, with notes on stars like Eddie Cantor Jimmy Durante and Roger Wolfe Kahn.
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