Guilford College ethics cited over football cheating
The Enterprise credits Guilford College for not paying players, sparking strong reactions from readers. Alan Helton recalls wartime service and a sub battle off Brazil. Tom Robertson mocks Democrats’ spending versus Republicans. Mrs Magine critiques highway patrols and speed, and Sgt Bergman notes bootleggers harder to find in High Point.
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Guilford College
B. O. Bowen
Tom Robertson
High Point
Lonnie A. Bergman
High Point Police Department
GOP Hopefuls Face Tough North Carolina Shift
The editor sketches GOP bets on six to ten Southern House seats including North Carolina, trading on past wins by Jonas and Reynolds. It argues Reynolds’ current standing, Morrison’s strength, and Pearl Harbor era changes limit GOP chances, warning that current NC sentiment reduces their odds and cautions about Confederate ideology affecting votes.
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Enterprise
Washington
South
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Charles Jonas
Cameron Morrison
Tenth
Jonas
Congress
Follover
Bob Reynolds
Morrison
Senate
Reynolds
Frank Hancock
Oxford
Pearl Harbor
Cam Morrison
Wall Street and Washington on the War Effort
A critical column questions U S war production and alliance aid, accusing Wall Street and Washington of overconfidence and self interest while noting Axis forces survive, with the writer arguing the nation has made no decisive gains and must avoid fooling itself as the war drags on.
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Roosevelt
Axis
Washington
Wall Street
Hitler
Negro Policemen Experiment Worth Trying
A North Carolina village across the Tar River, once rough, now governed by its Black citizens after electing a local government. The piece argues employing one or two Negro policemen in Negro sections could yield better cooperation and effectiveness in policing.
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North Carolina
Tarboro
At Ease in Zion and the Prophet Amos
A Raleigh church article reflects on Amos of Tekoa and Jesus, urging social justice over material security. It links Zion to the Kingdom of God and warns against complacency in war and labor rights, calling for unity among capital and labor and equal opportunity for minorities.
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Zion
Amos
Tekoa
Bethlehem
Judea
Isaiah
Hosea
Uzziah
Israel
Samaria
David
Cairneh
Hamath
Gath
Judah
Jerusalem
Palestine
Jesus
America
God
Salvation Army care for transients praised in town report
Major Vernon Carter details last year caring for more than 600 transients and others in need at the Salvation Army Post. He notes food and lodging for four days to a week, social security checks at the police station, and broad local approval from businessmen. The piece contrasts wartime priorities with mercy work and cites temperance pioneer stories to illustrate lasting impact.
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Vernon Carter
Salvation Army Post
Major Carter
Salvation Army
Carter
Bravery, Equality, and War Efforts in Wartime Quotes
A collage of wartime remarks highlights women's roles in defense and industry. Quotes from Liudmila Pavlichenko and Henry Morgenthau Jr emphasize female bravery and shared sacrifice, while others note women entering the workforce and the harsh realities of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liudmila Pavlichenko
U. S
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Winchell on Broadway Washington Notes on War and unrest
Walter Winchell surveys Washington during World War II era. Topics include traffic at Union Station, diplomatic license rules, Navy and FBI figures, alien status debates, a wave of arrests and surveillance, Dorothy Lamour’s Navy phone prank, Edmondson’s bomb case plans, labor unrest and the Petrillo dispute, and a Civil War editorial reprinted in a Chicago paper.
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Washington
Alemos
Congressional Limited
Random Harvest
Mervyn LeRoy
Union Station
DPL
White House
Chicago
Hind
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J. P. Rawley
R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
Treas
Hammett A. Cecil
Robert Thompson
Bigh Point
Associated Press
Ose
Peng
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
N. C
National
Joan Budd CO
Lexington Ave
New York City
Alan Helton
Brazil
Davy Jane
Highway
Wall St
United Nations
United States
China
Russia
Babylon
Persia
Egypt
Tyre
Sidon
Rome
Thomas Jefferson
Capitol
OPA
Broughton
Cameron Dean
The
Kent
England
John B. Gough
Gof
Frankford
Bowery
New York
Jerry McCauley
Jerry
Goshen
William Booth
John Wesley
Booth
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
Brisbane
Home Missions
Pheves
Louis A. Johnson
Liceus
Liuudmila Pavitchenkos
H. FE. Guerin
Douglas Aircraft Factory
Walter Winchell
Broadway
Gov't Exec
FBI
TBI
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Haupt
Dorothy Lamour
Navy Dept
Dorothy
Lamour
Department of Justice
Robert Edward Edmondson
Edmondson
U.S
John B. Wise, Jr
Union Czar
U.S.A
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