A Thought on Fleece and Dew and Anger
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1937
Page
4
Van Zeeland in Key Position in World Stabilizing Effort
Britain and France invite Belgian premier Paul van Zeeland to study steps toward reducing economic and military nationalism. The move highlights smaller nations as Europe’s stability hinge and aligns with the World Sugar Conference efforts while avoiding a full world conference. Van Zeeland is praised as a balanced statesman with potential to ease tensions between fascism and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Paul van Zeeland
Europe
van Zeeland
Blum
Schuschnigg
Italy
Yugo- Slavia
General Johnson Tackles Tartar in Textile Industry
General Hugh Johnson is retained by the textile printing industry to lead a reform movement inside the sector. The goal is to root out insidious practices and improve stability in a $100,000,000-a-year business. The development will be watched closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh 8. Johnson
General Johnson Eyes Textile Industry Reform to Heal ailing Sector
The article argues General Johnson plans a cooperative, industry wide approach to reform the textile sector. It notes the need to study problems before a program, emphasizes less harsh measures, and suggests success could establish Johnson a strong reputation.
Wingate Andrews High School Name: A Debate
The Wingate Andrews High School opposes honoring the late T Wingate Andrews by naming the high school after him citing potential confusion with Andrews town teams. The editorial praises Dr Andrews impact and asserts the school’s name honors him as a benefactor and educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingate Andrews High School
Rotary Club
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
Dr. Andrews
High Point
Wingate Andrews
Banking in the Argentine: central bank gains reserves
The Central Bank of the Argentine, in 18 months of operation, has become the monetary authority, built large foreign reserves, and attracted European and American capital. It supersedes the 1929 Casa de Conversion, stabilizing trade balances and positioning Buenos Aires as a key economic hub in the western hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Central Bank of the
Argentine
Monetary Authority of
Argentina
Casa de Conversion
Buenos Aires
Hemisphere
Argen
Fragmentary Era Insight of Southland Investment Appeal
Passages describe various people attracted to a newly endowed southern land through necessity or choice, noting investments and the allure of a comparatively rich country beyond. The fragment hints at optimism and diverse motives shaping settlement and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiians
Sissom urges against using the word accident in highway death reports
Tennessee Valley Authority safety chief James M. Sissom argues that only two percent of auto wrecks are true accidents. He says ninety eight percent are misnamed accidents to shield responsible parties or due to lax police investigation, masking true causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News & Observer
James M. Sissom
Tennessee Valley Authority
Men of Tennessee
Sissom
Getting Both Sides in Mediation and Settlement
A New Brunswick New Jersey strike involving ten clerks at a local shoe store was settled after a reporter obtained both sides viewpoints. The workers cited wages hours and manager brusqueness while the owner explained the concerns. The piece emphasizes understanding each side and the value of third party mediation including public input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
New Brunswick
N. J
Raymond Zimmerman
Hard Guys
Bruce Catton notes that seven racketeers convicted in New York for running a two million dollar shakedown racket cried out against the verdict. The courtroom scene was the wildest in memory as defendants screamed cursed the jury and begged for justice to be corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Underworld
New York
Billy the Kid
Slice of Arctic Adventure Near Great Lakes Sailing Season
Fresh water sailors on Great Lakes steamers face spring timing as ice retreats and ships push schedules. Drift ice floes and sudden blizzards complicate routes while Coast Guard cutters risk ice to open sea lanes near major American cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Great Lakes
Coast Guards
America
When Dad Was Growing Up A Legacy Of Lesson And Love
Poem recalls a thrifty, rough but caring upbringing. A father guiding his son with discipline and affection, noting how old values persist and shape the next generation's choices and fortunes. The verse contemplates tradition, work, and the echoes of a father's wisdom across time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Roberts shifts sides in Supreme Court wage ruling
Commentary notes Justice Roberts switches from opposing to supporting the Washington state minimum wage law in a 5 to 4 decision. The piece criticizes Chief Justice Hughes for omitting a key fact and discusses the broader implications for constitutional interpretation and labor policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
New York
Washington State
Roberts
Oregon
District of Columbia
Sutherland, McReynolds
Butler
van Devanter
Barbershop Tangle at Philadelphia Hospital Shocks Staff
A hospital barbershop in Philadelphia becomes the scene of a tense incident as a nervous barber and a medical emergency test the limits of hospital protocols. Staff scramble to ensure patient safety and orderly care during the shave and ensuing transfusion need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Local statistician praises film actress Simone Ditto
A local statistician says he enjoys the work of film actress Simone Ditto, praising her performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simone Ditto
Airways Should Receive Funding Alongside Other Transport
Gorrell president Air Transport Association urges an appropriation for the airways, arguing that air routes deserve consideration with highways railways and waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorrell
Air Transport Assocation
Tailcoat image credited to Fred Astaire critique
Prominent New York tailor J H Milbouer credits Fred Astaire with convincing American men that a tailcoat is not comic or effeminate. The remark frames Astaire as a fashion influence shaping men’s formal attire perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Astaire
J. H. Milbouer
New York
Fear of Fascism Inspires Life Spirit in Art
A fragment notes that fear of Fascism can spark enthusiasm for life and energize artistic expression, describing how such mood fuels creativity and resilience amid political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arttu
Rejected heroics of fiction writing and bachelor woes
New York Day By Day notes the pains of plotting and dialogue in fiction. It recalls serials, drafts, and the difficulty of shaping ideas while chuckling at bachelor antics and Towne's quip about matrimony and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leftingwell
Benson
Dunham Square
Congressional
Clarence Buddington Kelland
Accenting the Rib Pronunciation Debate in Caribbean
A radio roundup quotes a Caribbean governor mispronouncing Caribbean as Caribean. The remark highlights ongoing difficulty with accenting and pronunciation in the region.
Opinions on historic art trends and exhibitions
The writer muses on art tolerance and modernism, praising a Tate London piece named The Doctor and proposing a show of favorite old pictures. They reference an engraving In Love and Benton paintings in Missouri as contrasting examples of art’s value and emotional reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate's
London
Benton
Missouri
Honesty over wealth urged by local contractor speech
R K Stewart urged honesty as the goal for young business men and condemned wealth pursuit and questionable practices. Revival services at Wesley Memorial attract large crowds with Rev John W Moore preaching The More Excellent Righteousness. Dr Charlie P Weaver spoke at High Point College on How to Be Happy and Stay So. Local notes report flu recovery for F G Sharpe and visits by several women to Greensboro. Henry L Stinson, formerly secretary of war, was sent by President Coolidge to Nicaragua. Johnson J Hayes was appointed judge of the middle district of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
R. K. Stewart
Wesley Memorial Church
John W. Moore
Charlies P. Weaver
Winston-Salem Journal
High Point College
Henry L. Stinson
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Johnson J. Hayes
Middle
North Carolina
Moscow Palace of Soviets Draws Cold Critique
Critics oppose the plan describing it as a cold, hideous concept ruining country lanes, snow, streams, oaks, and old bookshops. They compare it unfavorably to the Bentons and the Blums, lamenting cultural loss and architectural bluntness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Palace of Soviets
Robert Frost
Robert Blum
Benton Butchery
Wheeler couple returns from New York Easter
Mr and Mrs Homer Wheeler arrived back today from New York. Henry Hall is spending the Easter holidays at State College. Dillard Ragan is home from the University for the Easter holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wheeler
New York
Henry Hall
State College
Dillard Ragan
University
German Raiders Sighted Off Rhode Island Coast
General news brief reports German raiders seen near Rhode Island with American ships held in port. Russia hints at possible peace move. A Jamestown daytime fire destroyed five buildings with losses estimated at $6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Russia
Jamestown
Film Green Light Sparks Fans With Screen Cue
Movie executives likely hesitated before release as the title Green Light flashes on screen, inviting fans to react strongly. The scene hints at heightened anticipation and possible controversy around the film. The brief moment serves as a barometer for audience response ahead of broader release plans.
Industrialist Eyes Stationary Boom and Collapse Ahead
A prominent industrialist forecasts a three year span of a boom and eventual collapse in the market. The question looms whether another army corps stratosphere flight will occur amid this volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Corps
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Bulwer
Gen. Johnson
Johnson
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General Johnson
Victor P
Behind the Scenes
By Rodney Dutcher
Hughes
Illinois
Roosevelt
LEGAL
Miss Cayenne
Charles Hanson Towne
F. G Sharpe
Earl Byrum
Clyde Baxter
L. P. Magnin
Arthur Barber
H. A. Cecil
N. D. Burton
Greensboro
George Clark
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