First Baseman and Sports Writer Distinctions Described
A writer contrasts a disciplined first baseman with a truthful reporter, stressing duty to readers over team owners. The piece recalls Walter H. Robinson, long-time head of the Red Caps at Pennsylvania Station, and praises character over material gain. It ends with reflections on postwar automotive sales and honest promotion.
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Walter H. Robinson
High Point
Red Caps
Pennsylvania Station
New York
Walter Robinson
Civilian Salute and wartime duty in home front
The piece reflects on civilian contributions to WW II efforts, urging small, daily acts like buying war bonds, conserving resources, paying taxes honestly, gardening, and supporting organizations aiding troops. It mentions Walter Robinson aiding Black workers’ education, a High Point native, and recalls Sumner Welles' resignation coverage sparked by Drew Pearson.
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MacArthur
Jimmy Doolittle
Sumner Welles
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Russia
Department of State
Roosevelt
Secretary of State
Automobile Industry Signals Slow Postwar Innovations
The motor car industry states that major changes will come gradually after the war to allow testing and public sale. While presented as prudent policy, insiders suggest another reason for delaying innovations.
Our Guest Harry Hopkins Leaves White House Home
The essay notes Harry Hopkins, longtime guest at the White House, moved out after years of staying at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. He married in the residence while remaining near his work, and later rented his own Georgetown home as he prepared to depart.
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Harry Hopkins
New York
Mr. Hopkins
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Roosevelt
Harry
Georgetown
Absenteeism among merchant seamen improves
The War Shipping Administration reports absenteeism since March 15, 1943, at under 65 percent. Of 104000 seamen, about 6600 stayed ashore on return, mainly for health reasons. Recruitment of 20000 ex seamen returning to sea boosts optimism.
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War Shipping Administration
U. S
Local Voice Sees Wages Freeze and Community Efforts
In High Point discussions regard wage freezes, government bonuses, and civic programs surface. B G Leonard urges pre October 15 mailings for overseas packages while Major Vernon Carter departs the Salvation Army post. Local officials critique city spending as public sentiment mirrors wartime austerity.
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B. G. Leonard
High Point
Vernon Carter
Salvation Army
Bricker Campaign Hopes Fizzle as Taft May Seek Ohio Delegates
Washington reports Republican observers saw Bricker’s Philadelphia address failing to rally support for a national bid. If Bricker declines, Taft could be drafted for Ohio delegates while Dewey and Willkie loom as top contenders. The piece notes internal party pressure and shifting strategies ahead of postwar policy debates.
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Washington
Ohio
Bricker
Philadelphia
Briker
Taft
Senate
Dewey
Willkie
Norman Thomas
Proverbs and obedience quoted in brief verse pair
A Bible proverb warns that disobedience to parents invites judgment as ravens and young eagles consume the offender. A separate line attributes virtue to obedience in a Christian life, attributed to Schiller.
Facts from Natural World Bulletin
The text notes that snakes have no eyelids and keep eyes open, the Washington Monument foundation extends 35 feet underground, killer whales prey on sperm whales, and tornadoes typically last under one minute in a single location.
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Washington Monument
Red Cross Efforts Aboard in North Africa Host to High Point Readership
Editor's note presents Taylor Simpson replacing Walter Winchell to relay Red Cross activities in North Africa. The article highlights three club complexes, a modern theatre, morale boosting field directors, and extensive communications work between service members and families. It stresses local support from High Point volunteers and donors fueling hospital and morale services.
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High Point
Taylor Simpson
Broadway
Walter Winchell
Melvina Martin
Red Cross
Walter
Taylor
North Africa
Africa
Center Theatre
WAC
Wacs
PFC
Army Radio Daily
Paige
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High Point Enterprise
J. P. Rawley
R. B. Terry
H. A. General
Mgr
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
Membex
Associated Pr4&ss
Associated Press
N. C
John Budd
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Occidental
Pennsylvania Railroad
Coy Moose
Emoo
Council of ‘Authority
Jones
Hirohito
Japan
Scholboy
J. C. Pike
Patcman
Ray Street
Miller
A. Lewis
Frank Miller
Welfare Department
Gladys Kivett
Emperor Hirohito
Paul Mallon
Goebbels
Thomas
McNary
Mackinac
Senator Vandenberg
Barkley
Fulbright House
Nye
Hiram Johnson
Wheeler
House
Obedience
Schiller
Private
Breger Abroad
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