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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1943

Page

4

Local dispute over building possession and back pay

Citizens argue Jefferson Standard Life Insurance has no chance to seize the local building and urge county commissioners to await court ruling on back pay and interest. They claim the law may require court action and defend the original bargain as reflecting citizen representation, despite concerns over four percent rate and legality.

Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Jefferson Standard Apparit

Home front pledge and war faith in High Point

The Enterprise outlines a nationwide home front effort led by High Point as a possible state model against inflation. It argues pledges must be kept, cites religious reflections, and urges leadership from North Carolina while noting recent war developments and public sentiment.

High Point North Carolina Van North Carol CPA Inso Betty Mathis Holt OPA

Thoughts of Others From Camp Croft and War Era Voices

A collage of quotes from wartime correspondents and readers. Nurses training at Bur rs Point and the WAC recruiting concerns reveal war work optimism, while fire danger and rationing worries persist. Messages touch on Christmas in the Solomons and homefront thrift.

Hitler threats and European war aims analyzed

The piece argues Hitler cannot invade Britain without a capable air force and gas use is impractical. It notes German moves in Italy and Rabaul, the Balkans as a potential penetration point, and suggests Turkey declaring war as a trigger for Allied movement from two sides.

Washington Hitler United States United Nations England der Fuehrer Britain Churchill China Alps Italy Europe Florence Geneva MacArthur Bougainville Rabaul Balkans Rommel European Turkey Norway Berlin France

Winchell On Broadway Nostalgia And Rumors Streak

Nancy de Marigny to inherit 4 million from Oakes estate and 1.4 million from Nassau fortune once probate and age condition are met. Column snippets cover Hollywood gossip, drafts, and literary notes with multiple named figures and locations.

New York Washington H’wood Express Nancy de Marigny Oakes Canada Fortune Oakes Nassau Wise Lonergan Dorothy Thompson Germany Pearl Buck China Heaven

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