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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1943
Page
4
A P-4A-High Point Enterprise analysis criticizes military censorship of interviews with returned prisoners from Germany and the withholding of morale-cracking details. It argues censorship harms democracy, notes Italy’s situation, and urges accountability by Allied leaders to protect American lives.
The piece surveys mixed reactions to Italy’s shift from enemy to co belligerent, French resentment, and Greek political turmoil. It questions wartime food policy talk, criticizing a proposed inter agency committee on industrial feeding and its bureaucratic tone while noting rationing pressures on workers.
Constructive President Roosevelt urges a year of education for every qualified veteran after service. He argues training leads to a happy civil life and productive employment, cheaper than a cash bonus. The estimated cost is a billion dollars, large yet small against total war costs. It favors constructive over destructive use of funds.
A collection of remarks from George A. Moser M. W. Nash and others discussing OPA red tape alleged unfairness in court standards, anti inflation campaigns, school film showings, recreational needs for youths, fear management, Russia versus property, and war book four school registrations in the city.
The piece argues the United States will possess a five to one naval superiority over Britain after the war, with six new aircraft carriers, five cruisers, 39 destroyers, and 18 submarines in the near term. It warns against postwar scrapping and suggests naval strength will shape future peace and global influence. It notes political factors in tax policy and election timing.
A bustling Broadway page of socialite sightings and showbiz buzz. Louella Parsons, Greer Garson, Geo O Wells, Joan Blondell, Mae West, and others mingle in midtown venues with jokes, notes on fashion, and musical cues. Rumors of Kennedy, Dudley, and Arlington chatter drift through Reuben's, the Cotillion, and the Park Central Roof as New York’s theatre world glitters and gossips.
The note states that trawlers in the North Atlantic average 200000 pounds of cod to the man each season. It blends biblical reflections with a quoted line and a reference to Galsworthy.
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