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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1943
Page
2
The Willkie camp at a private gathering stunned lawmakers with bold calls for liberty and a broad global task. Observers say the GOP split mirrors 1912 dynamics as Dewey MacArthur absence leaves gaps in leadership and a potential Philadelphia showdown looms.
The Esco Reporter and NBC Salon Orchestra lead a varied afternoon lineup with Mirth and Madness and News-Carey Longmire. Evening features The Guiding Light, Fred Waring's Orchestra, and The Voice of Fire, continuing through tomorrow with The Eye Opener and Isabel Shafter Organist.
State bosses press for greater voice in higher councils as Roosevelts policy fights party rivals. Slattery of the rural electrification administration survives a push to fire him amid Coop agitation against federal funds. Roosevelt era politics, labor and wartime grain, and public policy mix in a broad national snapshot.
The Army and Navy seek seven thousand more doctors by December 31 1943 to ensure minimal care for the wounded and highlight improvements in medical care since World War I. Navy Week details emphasize training, field care, transfusions, and rapid evacuation methods that save lives, from first aid to air evacuations and blood plasma. Cooks and millers face rising costs if OPA rules stay unchanged, threatening bread prices and margins.
Milano Liberta broadcast says about 30 people dying daily of starvation in Rome as German forces requisition food supplies widely. The report, recorded by the Associated Press, comes as Italy faces severe famine amid wartime disruption.
October 21 marks the opening of the Irish potato promotion in the Victory Food Selection. The promotion runs through Saturday November 6 with emphasis on Irish potatoes and related product displays.
The automotive industry has produced over 4 billion dollars in airplanes engines and aero equipment since entering aeronautical production three years ago. The council report notes 3 billion dollars of that total was in the last 12 months. Aircraft now accounts for about 40 percent of wartime output, with vehicles and tanks also contributing.
New York reports Dogs for Defense lists 18 breeds acceptable for K-9 corps service after Army screening. Rejected breeds include chows and poodles with notes from Mrs. Charles Bauer of New Jersey citing unreliability or bird-dog breeding, while collies and others are excluded for brain or behavior reasons.
In Lourenco Marques Portuguese East Africa, a shift toward the Allies could disrupt Gestapo presence as three agents drift away from Axis operations. Dr Leo Werz Umberto Campini and J C Leidenberg are noted, amid Italian collapse and local propaganda battles.
Washington reports the Connally resolution seeks U S backing to join free and sovereign nations to establish international authority preventing aggression and preserving peace. Senator Connally defends the measure against charges it implies military alliances while preparations for Monday debate continue amid amendments from about a dozen senators.
A dense listing of radio programs across stations and time slots. Key items include Captain Midnight serials, Fred Waring, The Lone Ranger, Blondie Dagwood, War News commentary, and Gordon Heatter appearances. The schedule notes ecorrection changes and hour adjustments for Eastern War Time and Central War Time differences.
A statement discusses forming an international authority to coordinate eventual participation among nations, contingent on peace treaty terms and broader alliance considerations. The remark emphasizes feasibility based on security pacts and collective commitment.
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