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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1941
Page
4
Fragmentary notation credits Associated Press dispatches and bureau circulation line. No readable events or names present.
The article surveys air raids on Italian cities and Britain's restraint toward Rome, arguing the Rome threat may be overstated while urging Italy’s exit from war before a decisive clash. It also discusses U S immigration policy and the Bridges case, urging deportation of a Communist-linked Australian to Australia as a cleaner solution amid legal delays.
A prominent English writer Freda Utley argues for a negotiated peace with Germany as England’s best path to survival. She contends U S backing for peace terms could avert a doomed, prolonged fight and warns against overestimating American power to alter events.
An editorial argues that American resolve and unity under wartime strain will force persistent effort beyond defeatist sentiment. It notes growing synthetic rubber production reducing reliance on foreign supplies and urges continued sacrifice to ensure final victory over Hitlerism.
The Asheville Citizen argues for ceilings on farm prices and on workers earnings to curb inflation and ensure justice across classes. The editorial emphasizes comprehensive price control as essential to stabilize the economy.
A feature on Professor Ernest R. Groves of UNC Chapel Hill outlining seven principals for lasting marriage. It covers love before passion, realistic views on marriage and parenting, shared home life, resilience in hardship, equality, readiness for children and frank discussion. Also notes on trial marriage and related quotes from Gen Elkt Tojo and Treasury Secretary Morgenthau.
Walter Winchell’s column catalogs betting odds on the World Series, socialite marriages and divorces, theater and film notables, and curious anecdotes. It mentions Benny Goodman, Mischa Auer, Truman Smith’s retirement, Nancy Walker, Carole Landis, Anna Lindsey, and other public figures with brisk, gossiping asides.
A collage of showbiz bits with Ernie Byfield Jr and Ellen Chandler on Broadway, Tex McCrary launching The America Next Committee, Shipwreck Kelly planning a Chicago pole stunt, and a string of society notes. Mentions Leroux’s $520,000 hotel vault find, Nick Embiricos’s $180,000, and various political and personal intrigues across hotels and ports, plus celebrity romances and industry scuffles.
Local officials announce plans to keep the municipal Blair Park golf course open through the fall and winter seasons. The Sheraton Hotel management will pass to a group of local investors tomorrow. Salvation Army post urges contributions as appeals go out.
In Washington, the Plant Site Board of six OPM members and advisers evaluates where new or expanded defense factories should be built, aiming to avoid coastal overconcentration. The group uses data on labor, utilities, transport, housing, and raw materials to determine interior sites within roughly 250 miles inland, balancing security and production needs.
George Barton Cutten of Colgate University warns reformers against oversimplifying social problems and seeking simple cures, urging nuanced analysis and careful policy design.
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