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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1943
Page
2
The piece surveys international postwar aims led by Stalin surpassing FDR and Churchill, a push to punish German war criminals, and a banner mishap briefing on Ibn Saud’s sons’ visit to Washington. It also discusses looming U.S. economic strain, public sentiment on free enterprise, radical influence, and Goebbels styled threats amid Allied air defenses.
An analysis of propaganda types in journalism. It argues good propaganda serves community interests, while bad propaganda aims to proselytize. Newspapers must cover events from all groups fairly without promoting any single sect's ethics or doctrines.
The British revise beach barriers after a sharp shooter’s hit and prepare for possible Manoeuvre attacks. They recall Malta and deploy a box shaped turret with twin six pounders capable of circling and firing explosive shells up to five thousand yards to cover any approach.
Washington reports that drastic reductions in newsprint use are expected as WPB warns reserves of wood pulp may run dry by spring and mills operate well below capacity. Rep Wolverton criticizes magazines printed on slick color paper and treasury waste cited by Chairman Boren. Boeschenstein says steps are being taken with a frugal report printed single spaced on cheap paper.
Kernersville and Mayodan meet Saturday at Oak Ridge in the fifth game of the Shaughnessy playoffs for the Four County league. Eckols will start for Kernersville with Sharon pitching for Mayodan.
In Elbertown Georgia a storm straightened Tate's Grove, a Negro church. Members held a rally and raised 140 dollars to strengthen the building and keep it upright.
Miss Isobel C Lawson national YWCA staff member and adviser to Negro women and girls will arrive in High Point on October 11 to confer with local YWCA officials. Lawson joined in 1938 after 19 years in community associations including Pittsburgh and Chicago. Funeral announced for Miss Sylvia R Thomas of Thomasville at St Johns Methodist Church. Revival at Emmanuel Baptist to close tonight with Rev G W Coates of Danville Va preaching. Elder E H Hall treated after fall and improving. Vocational courses in building construction open to the public at William Penn High School Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
In Yonkers New York a classified ad offers a trade swap a 1934 Ford coupe for a 120 base accordion. The brief listing presents a direct exchange proposal between private party interests in a local newspaper.
The Senate met in executive session amid talk of a long costly Pacific war. Sen Chandler urged stronger action against Japan and MacArthur’s command while Brewster criticized wartime policy confusion. Wheeler proposed a Roosevelt conference to address complaints, with Johnson suggesting Hyde Park weekend talks. Capper warned of a prolonged, costly conflict ahead.
Final magistrate session to present new evidence ahead of Alfred De Marigny's October 18 Supreme Court trial for the slaying of Sir Harry Oakes. American fingerprints and modern analyses mark Nassau proceedings with a traditional British legal setting. Submarine warfare note: German U-boat campaign sank 470 Allied ships in the first quarter of WWI.
A New York report states man made flawless sapphires and rubies now serve in precision instruments and weapon bearings. Linde Air Products cites synthetic stones indistinguishable from natural ones, with larger stones up to 300 400 carats likely postwar.
A U S medium bomber station report says Marauders and RAF Spitfires have targeted western France air bases. The crews claim to have destroyed or damaged numerous facilities while forcing several airfields to abandon operations after about 4,000 sorties and 13 Marauder losses to anti air fire.
The test asks for the Norge airship reaching the North Pole, Blériot's 1909 English Channel crossing, and Post and Gatty's Winnie Mae. It includes hints on office etiquette urging introductions for newcomers.
The reading promises success through strong mental acuity and practical action. It urges clearing old matters at 6 45 a m and avoiding debts or entanglements with an extravagant associate. Evening favors for finances and property related matters.
A concise aphorism asserts science as the evolving statement of truth revealed through inquiry and evidence. It frames science as a disciplined, ongoing process of discovery rather than a fixed doctrine.
Sunday horoscope notes a vivacious cheerful personality with a strong will to succeed and loyal friends. An acquaintance may visit around noon and at 1 57 p m the reader is advised to avoid rudeness and offer tactful suggestions regarding a family member.
In Stillwater Oklahoma students note vice dean A. A. Arnold of the school of arts and sciences has influenced instructors with a habit of delivering key lesson parts and tomorrow's assignments at the end of class.
Damon Runyon discusses the push to allow U S military personnel abroad to vote in the 1944 presidential election via absentee ballots. He notes past low turnout, cites a bill by Worley of Texas to provide V mail ballots, and reflects on how service age voters raised under Roosevelt might influence the race.
Radio listings show network changes across programs from 6:00 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. with shifts in drama serials, news, music, and features. Notable items include Portia Faces Life, Dick Tracy, Captain Midnight, World War via Broadcast, The Lone Ranger, and Amos and Andy, reflecting time shifts and repeat airings across networks CBS NBC ABC and others.
An unsolicited letter from a Bronx reader touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulating food that aids natural elimination. The testimonial claims long years of constipation relief after using All-Bran and urges readers to drink water and insist on Kellogg's.
Radio lineup lists programs from 12:00 to 6:00 PM including Carolina Cavaliers The Esso Reporter Mirth and Madness 100 U S Marine Band News Caretaker 2 18 Lonely Women 2 50 Light of the World 2 45 Betty Brown 3 00 A Woman of America 3 15 Ma Perkins 3 45 Right to Happiness 4 15 Newe W W Chapile 4 30 Watts Funny Money Mae 5 00 Portia Faces Life 5 45 Call to Worship Tonight Esso Reporter Down Memory Lane Sports and News Fred Waring Orchestra News of the World Tropicana Songs of Romance and more on various time slots.
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