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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1944

Page

4

Campaign mudslinging in North Carolina governorship race

The piece laments the escalating negative campaigning between Dr. Ralph McDonald and Major Gregg Cherry. It argues the feud harms the state, weighs each candidate’s strengths and flaws, and urges voters to see beyond personal attacks while endorsing Cherry as more capable, yet denying either as corrupt.

Ralph McDonald Gregg Cherry Major Cherry Dr. McDonald CIO C Kerry McDonald North Carolina Cherry R. J. Reynolds, Jr Tobacco American Legion Sidney Hillman

Black Jack Pershing Still Guides at 83

A morning inside page praises General of the Armies John J. Pershing known as Black Jack. The 83 year old remains sought for counsel, admired for his dress, and visited by veterans and nurses who recall his World War I leadership and earlier campaigns.

John J. Pershing — Old “Black Jack Yesteryear America

Judge McRae Deems Domestic Shooting Serious

The Benedicts of High Point credit Municipal Judge Don McRae for not dismissing a case where a woman shot her husband in the cheek and claimed it was to scare him. The judge’s stern stance on domestic violence is praised as a deterrent. The note ends with a quip on bullet holes and a water proof match.

High Point Don McRae C. E Damon Runyon Jolson Cantor Evelyn Walsh McLean Bureau of Investigation Underworld Roynt Republic Aircraft Farmingdale John Rogge Ocelje Penn Sylvania Dewey de Marigny Sir H. Oakes Nassau Havana Country Club Cuba Miss Cartier Jan Murray New York Soociety Claire de Lores Vittel France Rudolph Primi Blanche Frim l Winter Garden Mme Claude Aurello Paris Helen Houser Oliver Gould-dennings Cape Ferrat U. S George Manach Manyah Peggy Baby Andy Goodman Bergdorf-Goodman the Waves Maurine Holmes Mexico Barbara Burke Chez Paree 54Th Street San Francisco Calif Walter Kinsellas Jane Davis N. Y. Hospital Detroit

Residents weigh invasion prayers faulted lights and policies

Quotes from Clyde Foushee and others reflect wartime sentiment and local concerns. Citizens call for daily prayers, discuss traffic light safety, and critique city ordinances as they mourn war, support youth camping, and push bus schedules to aid families and service members.

Birmingham Teachers Poll Critiques Progressive Education

A Birmingham Teachers Association poll notes teachers outside Birmingham and across cities oppose progressive education in many grades, stressing fundamentals from the lowest levels. Principals largely disagree with Mallon, while teachers and parents doubt the approach and call for restored discipline and core instruction.

Birmingham Teachers Association Varyus Educational Trust Amone Birmingham Mallon BTA PTA

Lend-Lease Rumors Debunked by Crowley Officials

Rep Sol Bloom cites Leo Crowley denying rumors that lend-lease funds are used for profiteering. Crowley branded claims about cheap gasoline to Britain resold at high profits and other alleged abuses as outright lies. He notes some drift occurs in war spending but insists most funds are not diverted to grafters.

Washington Sol Bloom D-Ny House Committee On Foreign Affairs Leo Crowley United States Crowley Britain South America U. 5 S Lend-Lease Lend Lease

Broadway Gossip Mix of Celebrities and Scandal

Society items from Broadway note marriages engagements and illnesses among stars including Tony and Sally DeMarco and Marlene Dietrich. Hollywood figures like Joan Fontaine and Lew Ayres feature, with Milan and Cuba captions, plus a police probe at Republic Aircraft plant and taxes forecast.

Tony Sally DeMarco Marlene Dietrich Joan Fontaine Brian Aherne H'wood Paul Hesse Lew Ayres Conchie New Guinea Trujillo Flor M. Veiga Peggy Fears A. C. Blumenthal Clark Gable Kay Williams Macoco Dolly O'Brien Rich Widder Count Dorelis

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