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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1942

Page

3

Contention Over Harriss Jarrell's Public Office Stance

Citizens and officials debate whether Harriss Jarrell should resign or be removed from the Municipal Court post amid differing views on conscription, duty, and constitutional amendments. Veterans and civic figures weigh the impact on governance and public service in Elwood.

Harriss Jar E. L Craven Elwood Hotel Tuesay Fort Bragg Lf Harriss Jarrell Atmrney Jarrell Ays S. WW Evans Cit Council Smeone Darriss Jarrell James Majeskie

Critique of Automobile Insurance Rationing Reform

A letter argues the 20 percent cut for A cardholders and 10 percent for B and C cardholders in auto bodily injury insurance is too small and uneven. The writer notes only bodily injury risks were reduced, retroactivity was limited, and calls for including property risks. Also dismisses Earl Browder’s influence and urges ignoring foreign advice.

Mr. Browder Comintern Earl Browders Red Browder

Dark Night Tonight Blackout Urges North Carolina

A statewide test blackout is scheduled between seven and midnight to defend the nation. High Point reports 98 percent effectiveness in a prior blackout. the goal is perfection. Citizens are urged to participate, viewing any failure as slacking in national defense.

North Carolina Walter Raleigh Roanoke Island High Point

Browder and the return to normalcy in wartime

The piece critiques Earl Browder, former Communist Party secretary-general, noting his federal prison sentence for fraud and disloyal activity. It argues his influence disrupted war production through strikes in key industries to hinder armament output, suggesting his trips to Russia and passport fraud were widely documented.

Earl Browder Communist Party United States Mr. Browder Federal Mr. Browdeler Adolf Hitler Russia Browder

Guilford and High Point Factional Strife Urges Unity

Guilford County politics face editorial condemnation over factional battles undermining county welfare. The Greensboro Daily News criticizes trades between politicians as a threat to sound government and urged unified representation for the next General Assembly. The Enterprise adds an Amen.

Greensboro High Point Guilford County Daily News Jos. T. Carruthers Democratic Party Democratic Guilford Voice

Jehovahs Work in War Effort Noted by Rabbi Goldstein

A telegram from Rabbi Israel Goldstein to Donald Nelson commends Jewish workers in war plants for observing Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur without sacrificing production. The note frames defeating Hitlerism as Jehovahs service and highlights earnest wartime religious dedication.

Israel Goldstein Donald Nelson Rosh Hashanah Yom Kippur

State Highway Chairman Draft Demand Sparks Political Tension

State figures discuss drafting Ben Prince as highway chairman while Governor Broughton fears the move. The dispute includes Stimous Valentine and requires a political justification not to grant the draft.

Ben Prince Broughton Stimous Valentine

Walter Winchell On Broadway Buzz and Battles in 1940s Hollywood

Storied gossip column notes Hollywood scuttlebutt and wartime buzz. Captains of industry include Cary Grant Barbara Hutton and Barrymore as rumors swirl amid Broadway nightlife. Names like Bing Crosby Lillian Roth and Constance Bennett appear with military service shifts and social shifts during the war era.

Cary Grant Barbara Hutton Hollywood Mary Lou Cook The Merry Macs C. Magee Navy Air Force Jimmy Durante Lou Costello Movietown George F. Bakers Social Register Wayne Morvises J. Barrymoore Michael Strange Jack Teagardens Sunnie O'Dea James Hoyt Tony DeMarco Jesse Block Sully Japan Grew Vivian Vinson Waacs Cocoanut Grove Park Central Fred Keating Lillian Roth Coast Guard Washington Boston Constance Bennett Des Moines Philip Plant Ifshley New York Bennett Bill Robinson Bee Palmer Office of War Information

Guilford County announces new precincts and Veneer Co charter

The Guilford County Board of Election calls for a new Ward 4 precinct and voter registration. The American Veneer Company with High Point offices gained a charter, backed by Hill veneer interests of Edinburgh Ind and Roy Armstrong of High Point. A 512 pound bass was caught near Manteo on Sept 27, shown last night, with companions Parker Waynick and Julian Franklin.

Guilford County American Veneer Company High Point Hill Veneer Edinburgh Ind Roy Armstrong Claude E. Reitzel

Vacation ends as High Point children return to school

Twenty years ago Monday marks the close of the vacation period for many High Point children. South Main and Grimes schools will stay shut temporarily for repairs. Social notes record Mrs. Forrest Murray as bridge guest at Forsyth Country Club with Misses Nannie and Agnes Dodson entertaining. Local briefs note arrivals and home duties for teachers Aileen Moseley and Hattie Fowler, and visits by Mrs. J. A. Green and Mrs. J. F. Hayden.

High Point South Main Grimes Forrest Murray Forsyth Country Club Winston-Salem Nannie Agnes Dodson Aileen Moseley Cowpens S. C Elm Street Hattie Fowler Stetesville City Schools Vernon Idol J. A. Green Thomasville J. F. Hayden

Farm labor crisis prompts state seven point plan action

Governor announces seven point program to ease farm labor shortages across North Carolina. State may use prison labor if legal basis found, local boards control school hours, federal agencies urged to deny relief to work capable individuals, and deferments asked for essential farm work. Calls for coop with Farm Security and Employment Service, selective service deferments, and a push to coordinate across federal and state lines amid war-time demands. Anti labor bloc pressure and total war regimentation discussed as broader context. Blackout drill planned statewide with 100000 volunteer workers and civilian defense officials enforcing compliance. Women increasingly lead state agencies as the workforce shifts, with high female leadership expected by year end.

Governa Broughton Scott Shuford Clinton Selective Service The Manpower Commission Soa Selective Service Boards

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