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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1942
Page
4
Campaign chairman Ed Mendenhall says only 2046 dollars remain to reach the 55000 goal and a resolicitation is planned, appealing to individuals or companies who already gave generously. Community agencies stress civic spirit and defense needs amid war and social concerns.
The piece laments draft fears for 18 and 19 year olds while highlighting forties veterans from the last war who cannot serve this time. It notes they unfinished work from 26 years ago and blame diplomats for halting progress. Armistice Day evokes no celebration for these men and their unfulfilled mission.
A sermon links biblical thirst for water to the urge for global peace, urging unity under God and world cooperation. It traces news from distant lands, wireless bridges, and the need for just peace, free trade, and equal rights, urging Christlike conduct as foundation for lasting harmony.
Walter Winchell reports on Broadway with war era gossip and political slant. He notes Adolphe Menjou filming scenes and propaganda casts for the Office of War Information, plus comments on Nazi actors and election banter. The column weaves weather, obituaries, and theater buzz with reflections on providence and resilience.
A nostalgic account recalls the first Armistice Day of 1918 and the spontaneous celebrations in Greensboro. The piece notes the war’s evolving status, the notion that a true end did not come, and urges sober thinking as a 30 year conflict era unfolds. It honors American fighting men in Guadalcanal and quotes Theodore Roosevelt on heroism and duty.
Wartime realism in a sharp novel about Russian guerillas fighting on the Central Front near White Russia and Great Russia. Pavelenko leads a brigade raiding trains, burning radios, and ambushing Germans while Segei and Natasha endure personal trials. A vivid human story amid brutal war, praised as a December must-read by W A B.
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