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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1937
Page
2
Ford argues liberalization of industry will improve the economy and defends the judiciary as a lasting institution. He criticizes labor unions and NRA critics, says public opinion will shape court issues, and touts plans to raise productivity and wages while avoiding specifics on a new minimum. He condemns labor unions as destructive to society.
Analysts warned that a high court ruling on the Wagner Act could shift Senate votes on labor law. A broad upholding might sway undecided senators, while a narrow five to four decision could boost pushback.
The article notes Baldwin’s expected withdrawal from politics after the imperial conference and potential elevation to the Lords. It discusses Neville Chamberlain as a likely successor and Baldwin’s warning against communist and fascist ideas, urging Britain to remain immune to such influences.
Ford asserts that financiers support unions to kill competition and lower workers income, aiming to trigger war. He accuses the backers of attempting to erode independence and increase their control over labor.
In Lisbon and Oporto, Conchita Cintron, a 13 year old American girl with a mixed Puerto Rican father and an author grandfather mother, becomes the world’s only female equestrienne bull fighter. She battles fierce bulls on horseback, earning prizes and thrilling Peruvian crowds as she continues her early, daring career.
A profile of Conchita Cintron born in Chile who moved to Lima and became Portugal’s darling in bull fights. Her early debut at age 12 in Lima led to contracts in Lisbon and a museum home filled with cups medals and trophies. She speaks of danger love of the sport and her training methods with horses and dogs.
A reader asks whether to marry a man who drinks, despite parental opposition. The columnist urges evaluating his true character, willingness to reform, and long term balance of risk and gain, stressing honesty, steadiness, and shared life goals before deciding. All questions go to Miss Marjorie Mansfield for prompt answers.
Dorothy and her parents sought a divorce after a dispute with Willie over leaving home and playing the fiddle. The hearing before Chancellor W. W. Herron concluded with the divorce, marking a troubled end to the marriage. Willie, a fiddler, performed for country folk before the split.
Newton April 10 Jack Jones 16 of Newton died today in a Hickory hospital the second victim of a railway crossing crash near Newton last night that killed Coit Kale 28 of Newton and injured Worthle Kale 18 of Long Island. Jones was driving the car struck by a locomotive at Mehaffey crossing a mile east of Newton. He died without regaining consciousness from a fractured skull. Doctors said Worthle Kale would recover unless complications arise.
Great Britain and possessions plan a little over 200 stamps for the George VI coronation with only Australia and India possibly issuing none. Travancore defies caste norms with four stamps honoring the ruler and temples. France issues 24 stamps including eight airmen. separate issues appear for Gabon Middle Congo Ubangi and Chad.
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