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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1944

Page

4

Thomasville School Row Endorsed for Better Welfare

The piece supports ending the Thomasville school row and replacing Superintendent M. T. Lambeth and Principal R. F. Lowery with new arrangement aiming to protect student welfare. It notes Lambeth has a higher position elsewhere and Lowery can find suitable work. The text reflects on Town Meeting of the Air debate and praise for George V. Denny.

Sain Enterprise Thomasville M. T. Lambeth R. F. Lowery Lambeth Beaufort County Lowery Clyde Erwin Charlotte Jonathan Daniels Raleigh Homer Ferguson Michigan George V. Denny Town Hall, Inc New York University of North Carolina George W. Denny, Sr High Point Daniels Raleigh News and Observer North Carolina Bob Johnson Blue Mack Gordon Dinah Shore Benny Fields Latin Quarter Jimmy Sutton Havana-Madid Ernest Lehman Devil Harry Collier Georgia Gibbs Civvies Hamburg

North Carolina Voters Favor State Rights Over Federal Poll Tax Law

A North Carolina perspective argues for states rights and opposes federal anti poll tax and anti lynching laws. The piece notes NC does not require a poll tax and recalls a low lynching rate, contrasting with national politics and endorsements from Dewey and Roosevelt to keep state, not federal, control intact.

Washington North Carolina Representative Banking Mississippi Thomas Dewey Can Roosevelt

War Time Whims and War News Mixed in Light Pieces

Commentary on daylight saving time and winter war time waste. Berlin reports Mussolini training an army within Germany as a potential Axis secret weapon. Humorous quips on everyday life, paper that rots when wet, future house buttons, and a joke about a poker chip hat as meat rationing loosens.

Mussolini Germany Berlin Hitler Milady

They Say Thoughts of Others on Draft Rules and War Life

Quotes from Floyd Harris Carson Howell Samuel Kantor and others discuss draft uncertainties for older men and rule loopholes in Selective Service. Crossed opinions on the Washington conference outcomes and praise for Red Cross aid. a college alumnae note closes the piece.

Floyd Harris Samuel F. Kanter Selective Service Washington

Bowles Postwar Plans Draw Wide Sailing in Yale Speech

Washington report notes Chester Bowles OPA administrator outlines a three point postwar program. He urges government leadership to adjust taxes and spending to sustain purchasing power, keep high price and wage levels, and back a large public works backlog financed by taxes. He warns against abroad loans and argues for a domestic program tied to national income.

Paul Mallon Chester Bowles OPA Yale Bowles Treasury John Lewis CIO AFL Eamel

Broadway Gossip and War Era Headlines on West Side

East Side West Side items reel with Edna Shelley star profile and Hicks to London plans. Hemingway joins Martha Gellhorn as Atlantic crossing convoy forms. Mae West, Irving Rahal story, Mencken quips, and Broadway tunes and sundry society notes fill a brisk society page snapshot.

East Side West Side Edna Shelley Michael Todd 48Th Street Ernest Hemingway Martha Gellhorn London Atlantic John Powers Jane Pickens Lynn Phillips Doctors Hospital Mary Phillips Harper's Bazaar Oscar Levant Mae West Gypsy Rose Lee Sherman Stork Club Billingsley John

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High Point Enterprise Sunuay J. P. Rawley R. B. Terry H. A. Cecil Mgr D. A. Rawley Robert Thompson Associated Press N. C Eee John 8B Co Lazington Ave N. T Audit Bureau OF Circulation Enterprise Town Meeting Victory Garden Grandpappy Jenkins Carson D. Howell Red Cross England Herman Hiatt Mies Vera Gireensboro- Davenport College Washington Reporting Jack Stinnett War Agency Congress Pacific Jacqueline Susann Reuben H. L. Mencken New Guinea Royal Palm Club Arthur Childers Miami Chappel Rodgers and Hammerstein Irving Rahal F. D. Roosevelt Palm Beach Breakers Reams Hospital Men of Maryknoll Father J. Keller M. Berger Wm. Hoolihan St. Vincent's F. Wallace Saints and Sinners Hecklers Hoover Angel Street Broadway Baliad George Washington Hudson Manhattan la Conga Palace Theatre Peter Arpesque 59Th Vth Lexington Ave Stork Private Breger Abroad
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