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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1943
Page
4
The piece argues the fifth year of war opened with Berlin raids boosting German morale while signaling Allied resolve. It questions timing for a decisive strike, cites Churchill and Roosevelt as guiding judgment, warns against premature action, and notes propaganda shaping perceptions amid evolving German defenses.
A September notice proclaims the Postmaster General restored second class mailing rights to the National Police Gazette. The piece critiques the reclassification as it questions the definition of art and mocks changes in the magazine’s content and morale efforts.
The writer warns of confusion and anger as Americans confront the pay as you earn system and the Rum Plan era tax reforms. He urges readers to aim at those who deserve accountability while noting the law’s complexity and the potential for widespread trouble in filing income tax estimates and returns.
State Senator L Y Ballentine known as Stag announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor. The veteran farmer dairyman and county commissioner underscores his practical credentials while critics note his law background.
A collage of city voices discusses juvenile labor rules, school openings, and wartime duties. Police and officials hope schools curb delinquency while civilians face travel and rationing issues. Attitudes toward serving in the war and supporting bonds are pressed by residents and officials.
The commentary outlines Nazi pressure on Italy and the Balkans, noting Hitler’s strengthened front in northern Italy and reduced manpower elsewhere. It cites Danish revolt, Bulgarian unrest, and the shifting Soviet border dynamic around Kharkov and the Crimea, with Mussolini’s fall as a catalyst.
A Bible verse Genesis 3 19 and a Browning quote on freedom and work. It pairs hard work with divine providence and warns against idleness for those who fear God.
The notes cover tiny mites that cause sheep mange, wrens using auxiliary nests during incubation, abaca maturing about 18 months after planting, tire wear doubling from 60 to 90 degrees, English sparrows tracing to eight pairs released in 1850, cowbird eggs laid in other birds nests, and Hawaii’s seaweed varieties with at least 75 edible kinds.
Walter Winchell rails at Washington and Broadway cannons of gossip and power. A parade of stars, hotel life, and political jabs mingle with theater tickets, romance, and the allure of Hollywood figures chasing headlines across a restless city.
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