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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1941
Page
4
A pithy religious citation contrasts Psalms with Livy. The verse from Psalms 112 1 exalts fearing and delighting in commandments while the writer notes increasing apprehension with greater unknowns as stated by Livy.
The essay contends that wartime choices hinge on economic realities rather than ideals. It argues nations will trade where bargains exist, noting Germany benefits from Britain’s decline, while France considers splitting imperial trade gains. It warns Britain’s global trade role pressures continental Europe.
One of Reynolds ardent backers laments that the Democratic party in the State has never honored the Winston-Salem man. The piece wonders why it should, noting Reynolds is evolving in his Democratic stance and has been preoccupied with duties tied to national honors, leaving the State time to draft him to high office.
The article contrasts Dr William W Niederland a German refugee and Jewish physician with Daily Smith a letter writer predicting Armageddon near Palestine. It notes Niederland’s relief work among refugees, his 150000 miles traveled, and three reasons he cites for Hitler’s downfall. It praises Australia’s Premier Menzies as sharing American values and resisting pacific appeasement.
Police in High Point promise a crackdown on speeders but caution against spasmodic actions. The editorial argues true traffic safety relies on constant enforcement rather than occasional raids that only boost court revenues and erode life preservation.
A short opinion note surveys views on U S ties with Australia. It cites Italy's famed editor Signor Gavyda and various observers, discussing how American identity and foreign policy may be influenced by Anglo Pacific links. The piece reflects contemporary debates on international alignment.
A mid century tale of David Margesson shows how early work in Marshall Field & Co. and a bout with diphtheria shaped a future British minister of war. From English stock to a life of discipline, he learned to lead, accept orders, and afterward enforce discipline in the cavalry and army. The piece urges readers to adopt discipline and build a personal success scrapbook.
The North Carolina Symphonic Choir led by Lewis Sidney Bullock plans a Westward tour to California. Comprised of 40 singers from Ayden Snow Hill Winterville and Hookerton, the group has performed at the White House and New York World's Fair and on radio networks.
The article reports inquiries about Robert Grady Johnson’s post retirement work with a $500 monthly salary. Chairman Ben Prince of the Highway Commission confirms Johnson will serve as a contact man between federal officers and the commission until his August 1 chairmanship start.
State Treasurer Charie Johnson lists eleven boards and commissions on which he serves for one salary, while other NC officials and industry figures oppose sharp rises in federal defense taxes and excise taxes on tobacco products and automobiles. S. Gilmer Sparger and Bessie B. Phoenix attended hearings in Washington to press arguments against higher gasoline taxes, with economists noting gasoline taxes are already high.
A collage of aphorisms on human nature genetics and justice quotes from Ernest A. Hooton Cordell Hull and Rev. Dr Samuel Trexler. It notes flaws in shoe fitting and loafing, then argues for law order and Christian duty using the airplane as a vehicle for constructive forces.
Civilians qualified in military or commercial communications such as radio telegraph telephone underwater sound and signaling may apply directly to Commandant Sixth Naval District Navy Yard Charleston South Carolina for enrollment as Naval Reserve Communications officers Raleigh navy recruiting station announced.
On April 25 there were 34,276 active job seekers registered with the State Employment Service, with 3,785 holding jobs in their primary occupations. Total available for work reached 90,491, including 37,788 men and 16,703 women, with 22.2 percent unskilled and distribution across semi skilled, skilled, service, clerical, agricultural, and professional roles.
A reader debate recalls that obtaining a state department job even at a modest salary may hinge on a letter from Oscar Pitts the prison director or Will Yarborough, with a corrective remark that A J Fletcher or Maxwell could suffice. The exchange cites Governor J M Broughton era connections and raises questions about influence in appointments.
Birger Ruud, Norwegian ski champion, rejects the Nazi leader claim of duty to ski and vows to burn his skis. A Buenos Aires La Nacion reviewer mocks Hollywood views of Argentina after watching Argentine Nights. A Texas mechanic admits stealing an airplane for amusement as spring brings germs and housefires.
Washington dispatch reports the House Appropriations subcommittee will scrutinize WPA funding for fiscal 1942. Proponents urge cuts, citing non-defense projects and waste, while WPA defends its work and job creation. Current year employes average about 1.52 million with 60 percent on non-defense projects. next year projections show a possible 30 percent cut to around 1.2 million.
A reader notes that for an old automobile the key detail is a trustworthy mechanic's phone number. The item emphasizes practical sourcing over broader car care advice and suggests sharing a dependable contact.
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