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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1943
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise seeks prompt reporting of errors in its reports to allow quick corrections. This notice identifies D A Rawley as Secretary and Treasurer and Robert Thompson as Editor. The Associated Press content is credited as required.
The piece argues against selective congressional access to the conference, condemning secrecy as harmful to public trust. It frames the stance as part of a broader critique of plans to create a world economy and a global framework, urging openness and accountability.
A collage of quotes covers wartime policy, juvenile delinquency, education for women in SPARS and WAVES, proxy marriages, and social reform. Notables include Penny Ramsey, Mrs. R. J. Quigley, O B Davis, R L Binder, J Ed Ellington, Harry McMullen, Martha Warner, J R Newton, Reese Snyder, Dr E H Pitts, and J Edgar Hoover. The remarks touch on labor, gender roles, and public policy amid wartime strain.
The New York Journal American editorial page extols a United States Senate figure calling him a distinguished political figure with vitality honesty and courage. It lauds his mind strategic insight and military sense saying he sees facts better than the administration.
Army units at the Desert Training Center in California report a successful campaign against desert flies. General White led hygiene measures, open dumps removal, flyproof latrines, and waste burial to curb dysentery. The effort reduced sickness to under 2 percent across multiple divisions and commands.
A short reflective line notes that comfort can come from Heaven even in a man’s deepest extremity. The verse references Scott as a figure of note, suggesting spiritual solace amid hardship.
The piece cites war bond purchases as protecting freedom and laments meat distribution as a wartime challenge. It suggests sending kitchen waste to Germany as explosive aid, recalls a Kansas farm boy jailed for a swastika drawing, and critiques Allied strategy by comparing outcomes in Africa to Germany and Italy.
A whirlwind of stars fills New York nightlife from Tallulah Bankhead and Bing Crosby to Hilary Saunders and Joan Roberts. Headlines note party scenes at the Belmont Track and East Side gambling spots, with industry moves like Mary Dowell joining Hollywood, Abbott & Costello touring, and George Cukor returning to civilian life.
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