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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1944
Page
5
Ford, nearing 81, says war is a rehearsal for a worse conflict unless greed and religious disunity are addressed. He calls for a universal currency and world federation to level boundaries and promote peace and prosperity, with peacetime use for war plants and full employment.
Radio Sunday schedule for May 28 lists Eastern War Time changes and a long lineup. Programs include The Paul Lavalie Concert, The Lutheran Hour, Voice of the Dairy Farmer, The Church of the Air, Labor for Victory with Josef Marais, John Chas. Thomas Prog, Upton Close features, The Life of Riley, NBC Symphony, The World of Song, Andy Russell, Perry Como, The Bandwagon Orchestra, Crime Doctor, Gabriel Heatter, Five Minutes News, and Late Variety with Bob Crosby and others. Includes multiple sponsors, guest appearances, and drama segments across CBS NBC and network exchanges.
The piece discusses Eisenhower's campaign to paralyze Axis transport in Europe including railroads ports canals and airfields. It notes mine warfare by American Liberator bombers and British Lancasters closing Baltic ports and hindering shipping while detailing mine layers and labor shortages affecting German rail operations and safety.
A joint conference of the North Carolina Association of Jewish Men and Women will be held in High Point on June 4. Dr. Judah L. Goldin of Duke University School of Religion will be the principal speaker. Mrs. Maxer of Greensboro is president of the women's group and E. J. Evans of Durham heads the men's association. Good quality hay contains about two thirds as many digestible nutrients as grain or feed mixtures.
Washington reports mounting commotion over the Montgomery Ward seizure as the case edges into a major political topic. A Senate judiciary subcommittee blasted federal departments involved, Attorney General Biddle called the findings absurd, and Roosevelt questioned court review for War Labor Board decisions as impractical for workers.
The Southern Presbyterian General Assembly at Montreat heard a plea for better ministry candidates and higher pastor salaries. Dr. W. H. Boggs urged selecting candidates with strong culture and enthusiasm, praising church schools and noting 472 current ministry candidates. He highlighted a move to raise pastor salaries and reported the minister annuity fund age registrar and assets over 4 million dollars supporting 219 retirees.
The Swedish liner Gripsholm reached off Belfast today carrying British Canadian and American prisoners of war and civilians exchanged for Germans at Barcelona. She had sailed from Algiers last Sunday after offloading passengers too ill to travel.
Two Republican senators, Ball and Ferguson, accused the administration of trying to halt war inquiry findings that could prove politically damaging. They cited Chairman Truman as allegedly pressuring the committee. Truman denied partisan manipulation and said some officials avoided hiding wartime mistakes.
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