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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1936
Page
4
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers leader Earl Constantine urges voluntary stabilization of hours and wages, backing code standards to prevent industry collapse. He highlights women's seamless division as key to guiding recovery and warns against abandoning standards.
In a Winston Salem keynote for the Democratic nomination Doctor Ralph W. McDonald referenced a probate estate and Forsyth tax records to argue a point. He admitted later that he stretched facts, saying he dug himself into a hole.
Fall River Massachusetts reports a Southern textile plant undertaking self improvement efforts to counter claims of regional unfair advantages. The piece argues geography cannot replace individual initiative and efficiency as the driver of Southern industry, presenting a dynamic case for regional progress.
The column argues Hauptmann’s execution fails to clear the Lindbergh mystery and critiques American justice. It questions whether society benefits from harsh punishment for a crime tied to a social disease that erodes justice, noting Hauptmann’s alien status and the broader implications for national morality.
A High Point reader shares Hermann Baech toldt of Swiss woes from unemployment to government aid. He notes rising taxes and military spending while a Swiss mill cuts wages and layoffs. He reflects on world affairs and prays for peace and unity.
April 5 1996 report describes a Greensboro tornado that struck after sundown causing fatalities and widespread destruction. It notes floods as worse in sanitation concerns and praises Red Cross aid while urging continued generosity to flood and tornado victims.
A critical portrait of The Abandoned Wood set in a French mountain village. The Alerac family descends from wealth to poverty as old Guillaume and granddaughter Carrolle cope with mortgages held by Jonathan Graen. Mile Huguenin loves Graen, carrolle hates him, and the story explores memory and decline with lyrical impressions.
A mixed page review digest highlighting Madeline Miller’s Pootprints in Palestine praised for its vivid travel impressions and illustrated depictions of the Holy Land. It notes the author’s varied angles on devotional, economic, social, and historical trends shaping Palestine today.
Recognition of the patent’s soundness and desirability is given to Mr. Constantine and to all who worked for its salvation despite opposing forces seeking to override it.
The poem praises the Easter lily as a symbol of resurrection and renewal. It links blooming buds to life after death, describing nature’s beauty, continuity, and the idea that life endures through time.
Bruce Catton discusses Dr. George Crile's prediction that a century ahead medicine will focus on prevention as treatment declines. By 2026 doctors would emphasize prevention to control diseases, extending healthy life, improving children, and offering a richer existence. He urges leaders to share this optimism.
Youngstown women using adhesive tape rather than girdles during an event leads to awkward police inquiries into the source of blood curdling screams.
College students organize as veterans of future wars urging Congress to earmark billions for war loans. The piece notes a growing mobilization among student veterans who anticipate funding needs for defense and veterans programs.
A Birmingham cleaning shop discovered dynamite moments before it could detonate. The related laundry report suggests the local laundry may not have been involved.
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