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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
9
A dramatic spread from High Point teases exclusive photographs of stars and political figures. Clark appears bewildered while Benito Mussolini and Haile Selassie provoke rival reactions as statesmen exchange bold moves in a moment of historic contention.
A playful rumination on how newspaper datelines can mislead and stretch belief, noting that the camera and text may exaggerate events beyond reader expectations. The piece hints at journalism's perception versus reality in a whimsical tone.
Greensboro April 1 H R Wharton announced he will not run in the June primary to succeed himself as Guilford county treasurer. He cited health issues and said he will complete his current term ending next year.
Raleigh April 1 The North Carolina Supreme Court ruling on the Norfolk & Western tax case supports the state method of taxing railroad earnings. Commissioner A J Maxwell argued before the U S Supreme Court that branch line profits justify taxes, noting higher branch rates raise revenues and justify taxes on North Carolina lines. The decision removes the prospect of refunds and blocks further challenges to the state’s taxing formula.
John H. McAdoo of Greensboro announces his bid for the Democratic nomination to succeed R. H. Wharton as Guilford County Register of Deeds. Wharton endorses McAdoo, citing his 18 years as deputy and readiness to continue high service standards.
The Bay Street School Cubs Court Of Honor ceremony awarded Gold Arrows to Billy Plemming Harry Pleming and Bear Ranks to Charles Shields Warner Lewis W C Comer and Eddie Bales. The monthly pack hike to Lindale Dairy Farm set for Saturday at 10 AM with den mothers providing transport.
APAN names Gen. Toshikazu Terauchi as war minister in Prime Minister Koki Hirota's cabinet. He was among the seven army leaders who formerly formed Nippon's supreme war council.
Greensboro April 1. Ernest E. White of High Point today qualified as administrator of the estate of Mary A. White who died March 3. The estate includes 2000 dollars in real estate and 400 dollars in personal property, to be divided among three daughters and four sons plus the administrator.
City Manager E. M. Knox named James Roy Teague as fourth class patrolman to replace W L Dawkins who resigned effective April 15. Dawkins submitted resignation to Chief W G Friddle and it was forwarded to Knox. The council confirmed Teague and reported the removal of Desk 6 Sergeant J F Hart and Patrolman W J Gregory with new fourth class patrolmen T M Bell and J T Moran appointed to fill vacancies.
Federal agents and deputies seized an 80 gallon copper still in Randolph county near the Guilford county line in Level Crane community. The operation included eight fermenters and 400 gallons of mash.
The case of N. & Fletcher against the city of High Point for 1900 dollars is set for Superior court in Greensboro this afternoon. Fletcher claims his property was damaged by the city's Senegal disposal plant. Also noted: Britain exports motor vehicles parts and accessories rose 7 percent in 1935 while imports grew 30 percent in the same period.
A report notes safety instruction programs planned for 820 Indiana high schools. The plan aims to improve student awareness and preparedness across districts, with implementation coordinated by state education officials and local school leaders.
Raleigh April 1 The memory of late Dr James M Parrott executive secretary and head of the State Board of Health was honored by his former colleagues with a unique tribute. The reception room of the main building has been renovated redesigned and decorated as a living room or library in his honor.
Senator Borah announced a broadened Republican presidential bid to include New Jersey. If Landon voters are persuaded to enter, New Jersey could become the first primary battle between the two, with 32 delegates at stake and filing deadlines looming at Trenton.
The article warns that chemicals used to melt ice on city streets and highways pose a danger to car finishes. It recommends frequent washing during winter months to preserve appearance.
A 1932 report notes ninety thousand dollars discovered in letters opened at the U S Dead Letter Office within a single year.
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