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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1942
Page
4
A local rationing board official notes delays in fuel oil applications as state orders shift to end registration for private dwelling use. General MacArthur and others discuss the wartime spirit, while readers quote a medical journal on anxiety and stomach ulcers amid ongoing home front concerns.
Reflection on voter apathy in High Point North Carolina. Many residents fail to register or will skip voting Tuesday due to indifference and personal plans. The author warns this undermines democracy and freedom of expression, framing it as a threat to national fate.
The article urges early enrollment in the Junior Red Cross, arguing the program teaches children to help suffering youngsters worldwide. It stresses that while cash gifts matter little, the act of earning and contributing builds responsibility for future generations.
Donald Nelson praised September output as four times the pre Pearl Harbor period, highlighting a shift from the wartime blueprint stage. He noted the nation was not yet in war then and warned that current gains, though sizable, are only a trickle of the future Arsenal of Democracy needs to crush Hitler Hirohito and their allies.
A sermon-style reflection tracing Isaiah's vision and calling to serve God, tying it to wartime duty, national peril, and the need for spiritual stamina on both frontiers. It urges readers to answer, “Who will go for the Lord?” and to endure with faith.
The essay argues that true artistry exceeds mere imitation, citing Andrea del Sarto and Raphael. It links artistic ambition to life meaning, noting that many greats like Webster, Clay, Bryan aimed high though not all achieved the highest offices. It closes with a call to pursue worthy goals despite imperfection and a nod to sugar rations in 1943.
Walter Winchell reports on audience reactions to Errol Flynn films and industry chatter from New York, including hinted blackmail cases, a planned Gentle man Jin release, marriages, Broadway previews, and showbiz trivia with names like Gus Edwards, Walter Winchell, and Rita Hayworth.
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