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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1943

Page

7

Draft objections spark fight over 4 F rejects

The article reports Selective Service spokesmen criticizing Army medicos for rejecting many inductees deemed mentally unfit. It notes about six hundred thousand of three million classified 4-F were barred for lack of nervous stamina, and discusses impacts on industry and agriculture, plus calls for tighter rules and possible draft of fathers. It covers broader debates with nurses, educators, and officials on testing, education requirements, and potential peacetime care measures.

Hersheyites War Department Stimsonians U.S. Office of Education General Fleming FWA Army Navy Victory Washington Charles P. Taft Education Senate House Education Committee Elbert Dr. Thomas Utah Robert A. Taft Ohio Fleming Taft Capitol Hill FWA- Er Pearl Harbor Army- Navy

Deputy Finds $560 With Three Children In Washington

In Oating Washington a deputy recovered 560 dollars found in the possession of three children who claimed they took it from a car. The search led to a logging camp worker John Skiauter who admitted he had missed the money but said he was too busy to report it.

Stimson Congress Oating Wash John Skiauter

War front contentment masks home front discontent survey

A nationwide survey of 69 congress members from 42 states finds most respondents report general public satisfaction with wartime progress, but widespread criticism of domestic war effort and regulations. The Office of Price Administration is named for criticism. manpower handling draws little complaint amid draft debates. President Roosevelt defends domestic measures and acknowledges some mistakes.

Associated Press Washington Congress st sacov_isiatcu Scummbe Roosevelt America Office of Price Administration OPA

Shell Turns Sailor Into Human Bomb

A 23 year old Rock Island man Allen L. Gordon served as fire control man third class when a 20 MM shell pierced his chest area but did not explode. He was transported ashore November 22 1942 and later underwent surgery to remove the shell from his hip. Despite infection he recovered enough to return to the United States for continued treatment. His case highlights mobile hospital unit safeguards protecting sailors in the Pacific theater.

South Pacific Allen L. Gordon Rock Island Ill Gordon United States Pacific Navy

GOP Sees Politics in FDRs Talk

Washington Sept 18 Republicans charged President Roosevelt’s war progress message was campaign material aimed at sidelining domestic issues. Democrats denied the claim, with Taft Bridges and Aiken interpreting the address as steering focus to foreign war efforts and demobilization while proposing social protections for service members.

Washington Sept Roosevelt Taft Ohio Roose- Veit Teacm Senator Bridges R-Nh Bridges Aiken R-Vt Congress

Awarded Medal at Seymour Johnson Field

Captain William C. Sharpsteen operations officer at Seymour Johnson Field and Private First Class Virginia Lee Hokenstad of the Marine Corps Women’s Reserve were awarded medals by Col. Donald B. Smith at the low air base. Sharpsteen received the Distinguished Flying Cross with oak leaf cluster for bravery in action in the Solomon Islands.

Goldsboro William C. Sharpsteen Seymour Johnsson Field Virginia Lee Hokenstad Marine Corps Women's Reserve Lo.w Donald B. Smith Sharpsteen Solomon Islands

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