Contempt of court debated as press freedom concerns grow
The piece supports Probate Judge Leighs ruling that criticizing final judgments is permissible, warning of a global democracy trend and urging readers to consider Paul Mallons column. It argues courts should not suppress criticism and stresses the press risk in deferring to judicial dignity over democratic rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvelle R. Leigh, Jr
Alabama
Ralph Chandler
Mobile Press and Register
Tisdale Touart
Leigh
United States
Paul Mallon
Resignation of Dr A B Conrad at First Baptist Church
The voice notes regret as Dr. A B Conrad, Canadian born pastor of First Baptist Church, prepares to sever ties after more than fifty years in ministry. His work with High Point pastors and his sermons are praised amid memories of a soldierly life and hopeful sunrise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Canada
Conrad
Roanoke
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Allied leaders did not treat Mussolini’s fall as unimportant
The article reports that President Roosevelt Premier Churchill Secretary Hull and General Eisenhower rejected the idea Mussolini’s retirement was a mere sham. It argues that both professionals and amateurs were misled by busybodies who claimed Mussolini’s exit signaled a continuation of war under Hitler. The piece critiques the claque around Hull and the reaction to the Mussolini episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Badoglio
Hitler
Fuehrer
Eisenhower
Badgglio
Messrs
Roosevelt
Churchill
Hull
Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Marshall’s War Dilemma on Democratic War Readiness
General George C. Marshall argues that democracies prioritize civilian welfare during peacetime, leading to weaker military readiness. He notes that aggressive nations gain early advantages in war and urges learning the lesson to avoid needless deaths and maiming by better preparing soldiers and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Marshall
Honor System in OPA Plea Faces Eastern Gas Shortage
The OPA again relies on the honor system to curb pleasure driving, but critics say eastern motorists will ration gasoline as they see fit. They demand fair access to fuel, arguing restrictions are unclear and unfair, while frustration toward the CPA grows amid shortages and rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
CPA
Quotes From Washington Premiere to War Bond Call
A compilation of civic remarks features Major Cassidy lamenting theater seating costs for This Is the Army in Washington. Florence Allen discusses court clerk duties while J. Nash is noted as today's clerk. Local leaders cite Humane Society preparations, war loan drives, juvenile delinquency trends, and labor concerns as the community weighs postwar duties and national service.
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Army
Washington
Cassidy
The
Humane Society
J. L. von Glahn
Raleigh
Animal Shelter and Humane Society
Wake County
Weaver
State College
Valette J. Harris
Revolution of ethics and culture in world war era
Syracuse notes argue a global revolution of ethics and culture driven by Nietzsche Freud and Marx, with Russia as a rising dominant power. The speaker urges planners to avoid ideology, defend the middle class, curb centralized state power, and seek liberal leadership from the press to guide society through postwar changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Nietzsche
Freud
Mary
Marx
Russia
Italy
Germany
Europe
Asia
Know Your Hay Fever and Its National Toll
Hay fever ranks as the top non fatal disease in the U S with 350000 city cases and 5 million nationwide. Pollen from trees weeds and grasses causes allergy, with rising seasonality noted and a book on the subject due Sept 20.
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U.S
A. P. Sperling
A. B. Berresford
Frederick Fell, Inc
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High Point Enterprise
R. B. Terry
H. A. Cecil
Mgr
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
Ite
Associated
Associated Press
Mighte Point
N. C
John Budd
Lexington Ave
N.Y
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
S.B.H
Florence Allen
Charles F. Carroll
N. Cox
Ross Davis
FE. K. Ingram
Charles FL Carroll
Pravda
Voelkis Cher- Beobachter
Popolo Romana
H. F
Hayfeverites
England
Want
Private
Breger Abroad
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