High Point Enterprise Front Matter and Credits
The fragment lists staff roles including R B Terry as President H A Cecil as General Manager D A Rawley as Secretary and Treasurer Robert Thompson as Editor. It also notes Associated Press news use rights and subscription rates for various carriers and periods. The snippet shows masthead details and a partial address for John By at 20 Lexington Ave, New York City.
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Associated Press
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When The Blues Are Down High Point Helps America Through
The High Point community raised unprecedented funds for the United War Chest despite economic strains and prior shortages. The city exceeded third War Loan Drive expectations and immediately continued with the chest drive, demonstrating resilience, generosity, and civic spirit amid war.
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High Point
United States of America
America
United War Chest
Drive
Amos Kearns
Arthur Neve
Light in Darkness From Epistles and Modern World
A sermon-style reflection urges Christians to expose fruitless enterprises and live as light bearers. It ties Pauls warnings to public evils, calls for moral courage, and links biblical exhortations to present-day aims of spiritual rearmament and societal reform.
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Christ
Moffatt
Philippi
Ephesus
Paul
Bers
Diana
Demetrius
Jesus
Gadara
God
Borneo
Rome
Savonarola
John Hus
Martin Luther
Robert Livingstone
Wilberforce
John
Public figures weigh Lindsey case and relief drives
Policeman D i Peake, Attorney T Gold Sr, Dr M B Davis, and others comment on John Henry Lindsey parole, The Enterprise, and Governor Broughton. Leaders praise War Chest results, Greek relief drive, and postwar college training while noting self defense, democracy for minorities, and community support.
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John Ndsey
Goren
Atttorney T Gold
M. B. Davis
John Henry Lindsey
W. G. Friddle
John Henry Lindse
T. W. Sprinkle
Enterprise
FE. G. Cobb
William Penn High School
America
Halloween ghosts haunt Hitler in wartime column
A political prose piece contrasts American Halloween merriment with Germany under Hitler. It speculates haunted visions of murdered Poles Greeks Jews and Russians visiting Hitler on All Saints Eve and notes Germany lacks such revelry due to guilt and fear of catastrophe.
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Hallowe'en
Hitler
Frederick the Great
Bismarck
Germany
America
England
Ireland
Europe
Nancy
Britain
Cotton Mather
Massachusetts
Scotland
Jack
Heaven
Hell
United States
Fort Worth
Texas
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Italy
Booby Traps and War's Dirty Aftermath Across Italy and Europe
In a critique of German brutality, the piece cites post office booby traps in Naples and civilian killings, condemns dehumanizing warfare tactics, and discusses occupation challenges, Russia and France’s stances, and America's peacemaking limits as Britain and Russia consider roles after the war.
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Naples
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R. B. Terry
H. A. Cecil
Mgr
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
John BY
Lexington Ave. N
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Point
Red Cross
Children of Light
Versailles
King Eternal
W.A.B
Indsay Getti
D i Peake
North Carolina
Broughton
Virginia Frank
le Stowe
Greensboro
Roosevelt
James Hurley
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
William Morrow
Greenville
S&s. C
Col
Jonathan Hawks
J. van Lance
Christopher Crittenden
Ellen M. Rollins
Russia
France
Herbert Hoover
David Lawrence
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