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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1943

Page

4

McCormick attack on press spurs bankier humor

A traveling excerpt recounts Colonel Robert McCormick of the Chicago Tribune lambasting Roosevelt era press policy at a luncheon, while the writer praises restraint and defends press freedom. It notes how asserting press power to defend it can aid totalitarian aims and salutes Robert M. Hanes of Wachovia for living up to his maxim be yourself as an anecdote from a Winston-Salem visit.

Robert McCormick Chicago Tribune McCormic Chicago Roosevelt American Free Press Associated Papers Elmer Davis Office of War Information United States Great Britain Ribune Robert M. Hanes Wachovia Bank and Trust Company American Bankers Association Jones Winston- Salem Souths South le Street Mr. Hanes Chase Idol High Point Wachovia Mr. Idol Claudette Colbert Veronica Lake Mary Servois Paulette Goddard 55Th Street Theatre Mr. Handel Advance Heralds Wilfred Lawson Carnegie 57Th Street Jeannie Gracie Fields Monty Woolley Fox Claudia Dorothy McGuire Ina Claire Robert Young William Wyler Hollywood London Russia Wyler

Play Ball and One Down Two To Go

In wartime prose the writer recalls General Eisenhower choosing Play Ball as a rallying call and Mussolini’s fall as one down in a larger march. The piece urges focus beyond festive jingoism to pressing the fight against Nazis and Japanese, warning against complacency before Christmas.

Benito Mussolini France United States Mussolini Italy Greece Musso

Morgenthau Seeks Treasury Help for New Tax Bill

Treasury Secretary Morgenthau wants to aid Congress in drafting the new tax bill before year’s end. Representatives Knutson and Doughton say the Treasury has no solid plan to offer. They warn against repeating the pay-as-you-earn missteps and urge decisive action to fund the war effort.

Treasury Morgenthau Congress Representative Knutson Minnesota Representative Doughton North Carolina Hitler Tojo

Remark About Dogs Delivers War Bond Call And Local Voices

In High Point residents discuss North Carolina dog sizes, historic word counts, and wartime issues. Quotes contrast state livestock, national texts, and the Third War Loan drive, urging radio donations for Fort Bragg wounded and calling for better local preachers as Marines visit on leave.

North Carolina Bennett Fishler OPA Horace Haworth Red Cross Army Hospital Fort Bragg High Point George Wood U. S

News Behind the News on the Italian Campaign

Americans landed at Naples as 13 German divisions held Northern Italy and four to five in the south, totaling about 750,000. Allies faced a strong Apennine defense with supply routes through passes and tunnels, while Mussolini’s surrender altered German morale and air bases closer to Germany. News delayed five days to trap southern German forces.

Washington Naples Italy United Nations Sicily Apennine Pisa Mediterranean Florence Ancona Adriatic France Austria Trieste Balkans Tunisia Hitler Goering Goebbels Germany

Washington Monument holds space for twelve thousand men

A brief item notes the Washington Monument’s capacity to house an army of 12,000, citing a curious measurement while quoting Ecclesiastes and Bacon as reflective preface about prosperity and adversity.

Washington Monument

On Broadway Notes Of An Innocent Bystander Review Roundup

A nostalgic survey of current stage and screen offerings with notes on Frank Fay Bert Wheeler Ethel Waters Irving Caesar Willie Howard and others. The Times critic Lewis Nichols comments on revusical and old-fashioned music theater while film and radio topics mix with wartime anecdotes and quips from Hollywood figures.

Frank Fay Bert Wheeler Ethel Waters Palace Theatre Irving Caesar Willie Howard Howard Ethel Shutta Nanette Fabray Georgie Tapps Times Lewis Nichols Evenin Graphic Drama Department Critics Circle

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