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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1939
Page
7
Article by John T. Flynn examines limits and possibilities of the Roosevelt administration aiding business. It discusses taxes, regulations, antitrust, labor, and money policy, noting the need to stop frightening markets and the improbability of rapid railroad or construction fixes.
Martin Niemoeller, Berlin pastor and critic of Nazi religious control, endured more than a year in concentration camps after trials and arrests. His steadfast defiance drew international condemnation and sustained support from diverse religious groups worldwide.
In Poland a rough soccer incident led to a bone fracture and a player being jailed for six months after a court ruled that even with good will he would have missed the ball. In Japan an elderly man with many descendants is hailed as a national hero by newspapers. Oklahoma City prisoners asked a service editor how jail floors are built and received the information with caveats.
Bill Lane, a Kansas State College football candidate, suffered a scalp wound from a spring practice incident. Coach Wes Fry ordered a drill to the left but Lane went right, getting injured as the others followed the leftward play.
Chicago notes Brookfield Zoo assistant director Robert Bean facing a string of animal ailments. A bull elephant suffers rheumatism. Penguins Hep and Zep show unusual scales. Baboons Moe and Bo develop barber’s itch as staff scramble for care and cures.
An announcement says a meeting will be held at the Conrad-Martin store in Thomasville to discuss forming an amateur baseball league for the summer. Prospective sponsors are urged to attend or send a representative. Mills and schools have shown interest, with Mills Home and Thomasville High School already considering sponsorship. The meeting starts at 7:30.
H Lee Thomas has been re elected to a sixth term as Moore County schools superintendent. The April 4 report notes Thomas continuing leadership of the Aberdeen area school system.
The First Presbyterial of the North Carolina Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church meets in Statesville with Mrs. P. L. Grier of Charlotte as president. The gathering begins today and closes tomorrow.
Governor Hoey will speak at a New Bern school celebration on April 4 and at a Bayboro courthouse dedication on May 4.
Elizabeth City April 4 Patterson of Omaha national vice president will address the annual state convention of the Woodmen of the World in Elizabeth City April 17 18 Other speakers include William E Mooney of Chicago and Charles A Hines of Greensboro national director T E Newton of Kinston state manager will preside.
A health advice item promotes prevention over treatment for constipation by using Kellogg's All-Bran cereal. It urges daily intake with water, claims to provide bulk for regularity, and notes All-Bran is produced by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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