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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1944
Page
4
The piece argues for real harmony between High Point city manager and council while preserving separation of powers. It warns against executive overreach by the council and urges frank public dialogue, urging genuine, interest-driven publicity rather than dull self-promotion.
A local column recalls Lees-McRae College publicity driven by Johnny Mackerell and Bill Baker, highlighting how press work and funding shape the school. It notes Lehmann's Legion bid and High Point ties, praising community support and past coverage in Raleigh and Reader's Digest.
The piece notes Martin Dies longtime Texas publicity figure and critic Walter Winchell share bias and extravagance yet credit them with exposing truths the country should know. It suggests Dies departs Congress perhaps due to looming defeat and jokes about him becoming a columnist.
Readers across North Carolina share views on the war, politics, teachers’ pay, and sacrifices of service members. Musings cover President, leadership, home life, faith, and coverage of loved ones missing in action.
Washington report outlines CIO and CIOPA influence in labor politics with attacks on FDR fourth-term plans, court cases, and WLBA actions. It cites Hillman campaigns, the Montgomery Ward victory controversy, and Senate responses amid criticisms from Barkley and McKellar. Forrestal named Navy secretary gains broad support.
Notes from a busy week on Broadway and radio culture highlight Hickory Stick's failure and Show Business starring Eddie Cantor Joan Davis and George Murphy. The piece covers Joe Louis and London appeaser remarks plus Look and Life magazine items, with industry gossip and obituaries in a bustling media panorama.
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