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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1943

Page

4

Hoey and Cherry lead unified campaign front in North Carolina

Campaign insiders report Hoey and Cherry will not form a formal coalition but enjoy broad backing from political leaders at Capitol Square. Only two state officials remain uncommitted, with others poised to align as the primary approaches. Governor Broughton favors Cherry, while Reynolds and McDonald backers show mixed attitudes amid a strengthening alliance.

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Victory Gardens Promoted by Civic Club

The American Business Club backs victory garden efforts by underwriting prizes for leading gardeners in several classes and offering inspection and expert advice to amateur growers. Registered gardeners gain greater satisfaction and harvests from their plots.

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Nazi Jitters and the War of Nerves Amid Allied Bridgeheads

The text argues the Nazi leadership fears Anglo American bridgeheads on continental Europe and warns that securing substantial Allied footholds will signal the war’s end. It notes Britain’s large mobilization threatens multiple European nations and hints at potential Mediterranean and North African operations as part of a broader strategic ring.

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Postwar thoughts and local views on peace

A compilation of opinions from residents and officials on winning the peace after the war. Community leaders discuss breaking down barriers, hunger, music’s wartime role, taxation, and civic leadership while noting local politics and volunteer work challenges.

Harold D. Hadley God Alice Paige White

Planning Vacations During War Time

Government agencies urge taking a few days off to rest while avoiding long trips. Touring vacations and distant trips are impractical. stay within 50 miles of home and choose a nearby resort to really rest.

War Bond Slogans Touch On Home Front And Duty

An era wartime appeal catalogs bond values and their purchases for military gear. It contrasts men and women in wartime labor while musing on social roles, Derby crowds, barber humor, and poet depictions of men. The piece weaves humor with public pledges and patriotic duty.

Ernestine Fields

Federal role argues for uniform air laws over fragmented state rules

Peter Edson analyzes how 48 states form a patchwork of aviation controls, licensing, and taxes that complicate interstate flights. He notes federal Civil Aeronautics Act provisions and outlines proposed 1943 reforms to curb state overreach and set consistent standards nationwide.

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Thought on loving kindness and trust in God

A devotional note shaping the psalmist plea for divine protection and guidance. The text reflects gratitude for salvation by God’s right hand and a trustful spirit, referencing Alice Bradley Neal with a spiritual meditation on sight and faith.

Alice Bradley Neal

Mower Trouble and Nutty World View

A playful column notes mower trouble from tall grass and jokes about hitting a binary of bottled bonds. It adds whimsical lines about a great season for squirrels and the idea that some folks think the world is nuts.

Bill Evans

Broadway Gossip and Nightlife Notes From New York

Faces About Town profiles Hoover Henderson Kingdon Duchin and others at the Waldorf Astoria and area venues. Vignettes from Reuben's and Stork Club recount encounters with celebrities, rumors, marriages, retirements, and nightlife chatter across Midtown and Times Square.

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