High Point Enterprise Publishing Details and Editorial Info
An excerpt notes publication timing for The High Point Enterprise with staff roles including D A Rawley as Secretary and Treasurer and Robert Thompson as Editor. It cites Associated Press rights and editorial practices and references the High Point North Carolina offices under a March framework.
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D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
Associated Press
High Point
Enterprise
High Point, North Carolina
High Point Probe urged into Hart registrar charges
The Enterprise urges a full, public investigation of alleged irregularities against Frank Hart registrar at Precinct No. 4. It calls for exoneration if unsubstantiated and prosecution if proven, stressing honesty in elections over party gains and condemning unfounded fraud accusations. It also notes Norway’s wartime supply context.
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Frank Hart
Board of Elections
Hart
High Point
Permanent Peace via the Ten Commandments Plan
A columnist argues permanent peace rests on living by the Ten Commandments. He cites Exodus and cites Hitler’s crimes as proof, claiming the universal code would end wars and define a utopia, urging readers to follow old moral commands rather than policy.
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Utopia
Exodus
McMahon Case Narrowly Clears Officer Over DUI Claim
Judge MacRae finds Detective Sergeant Jack McMahon not guilty of driving under the influence. The piece argues sympathy for his medical condition but says acquittal and need for medications do not justify retaining him as a policeman, citing fitness concerns under medicine.
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Don MacRae
Jack McMahon
McMahon
Norwegians Stand Fast in War for Democracy
The Norwegians resisted Nazi control and aided the Allied effort. Norway’s merchant marine, the fourth largest, mostly refused to obey Hitler directing ships to axis ports. About 2000 Norse sailors died serving their vessels, leaving around 800 of 1000 ships still afloat. A Norwegian army trains in England Scotland and Canada in Commando tactics and has conducted raids against invaders.
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Norway
Hitler
United Nations
England
Scotland
Canada
United
Forgotten Crimes at Raleigh Insane Hospital Spark Public Debate
An orderly at the State Hospital for the Insane in Raleigh was arrested for criminal assault on a woman patient. The incident follows a reform push spurred by prior hospital revelations, with a new board and more funding aimed at improving conditions. The piece urges transparency to prevent forgotten inmates and calls for continued scrutiny of state mental institutions.
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State Hospital For the Insane
Raleigh
State Hospital
North Carolina
Tom Jimison
Morganton
North Carolinas
War era quotes and public notices mix regional voices
A collage of wartime remarks from Attorney Jim Lyon, Judge Don McRae, Senator Walter F. George, and others covers prize incentives, drug laws, and morale. The piece threads civic notes on personnel shortages, cash collections, glycerin supply, victory gardens, and bond sales with reflections on war, governance, and public duty.
The Goons Leader Nathan Enlists in the Army
Robert R. Nathan, head of the War Production Board planning committee and founder of the Goons, a Washington supper club of civilian New Dealers, resigns after WPB chief C. E. Wilson demotes him. Nathan enlists as a private in the Army, showcasing his bold nature and boxing past at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Robert R. Nathan
Big Bob Nathan
Dayton
Department of Commerce
War Production Board
Army
Navy
Armed Services
C. E. Wilson
WPB
Bob Nathan
Wilson
Nathan
University of Pennsylvania
Winds of Change and Labor in Public Life
A collage of quotes on diligence and reward from Galatians and Goldsmith, followed by a note that winds arise from pressure differences or from asking a man to run for office, reflecting on effort and civic action.
Broadway Echoes of War Era Stars and Fort Worth Ties
Victor Mature tours Broadway while serving in the U S Coast Guard and faces jokes about manicure. Dixie Roberts and Dolores Moran gain attention amid gossip and miscaptioned photos. Jokes writer doc Evens gains billing amid legal notice. Muriel Angelus dazzles in stage fare while Miles White reshapes gowns. Colin McKenzie Merchant Marine torpedoed thrice in 24 hours inspires bond drive support.
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Victor Mature
Hollywood
Broadway
U. S. Coast Guard
Muriel Angelus
Syracuse
Miles White
Colin McKenzie
Merchant Marine
Village Barn
Albert Clear
Wall Street
E McKenzie
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