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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1937
Page
5
Alicia Hart reports a chic luncheon on evolving cosmetic trends showing varied approaches. Some buff nails with no polish, others tint nails with light lacquer, while some wear two powders or none. Hairstyles range from simple uncurled coifs to elaborate hair-dogs and soft brushed looks, with readers seeking guidance on natural effects, health routines, and makeup minimization.
The piece discusses cosmetics and fashion as expressions of era and mood, noting shifts after World War I toward minimalism then artificial glamour. It argues makeup choices mirror headlines and reflect individuality amid strikes and war, with women free to style hair, use rouge, nail polish, and lipstick or not.
President Roosevelt named four diplomatic picks for Europe and Latin America. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr. of Pennsylvania would be ambassador to Poland. Florence Jaffray Harriman of DC would be minister to Norway, replacing Biddle. Robert Granville Caldwell of Texas would be minister to Bolivia and Erbert Claiborne Pell of Rhode Island minister to Portugal. Howard J. Klossner of Minnesota nominated to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board for a two year term from January 22, 1936.
A fashion note urges personal expression within good taste. It champions individuality, stating that any look is acceptable if it flatters the wearer and remains tasteful. The piece emphasizes confidence and self-presentation.
New York April 19. The state seeks first degree murder conviction for Salvatore Ossido 27 year old barber accused in the death of 9 year old Einer Sporrer in a month old sex crime. District Attorney Geoghan says Ossido deliberately killed the child. Defense claims insanity. Ossido previously faced sex crime arrests. Dr Manuel Marten testifies the child died from three adult fractures after an alleged assault.
Raleigh April 19 The North Carolina terminal transportation company of Leigh proposes oil pipelines and paid 2500 in fees as legislative expenses. Hart Newman of Wilmington received 250 and Cutlar Moore of Lurerton 1000. Other receipts for legislative work include W B Womble 550 L N Culbreth for Fayetteville Vending Mach Co Womble and Jones Brassfield Raleigh 300 for Raleigh Merchants Future Dealers assoc Rose Co Henderson 100 T J Gresham 200 Warsaw for NC State Bar Assoc W M Townsend 204 for railroad conduct P M Taylor 214 for Journeyman Pl ayers and Steamfitters R H Barringer Beer Distilling Co Greensboro 348 L P McLeod 548 J M Broughton 31.04 Carrollinas Association Electrical Contractor Norman Shepard 500 and others.
Chairman Jones of the agriculture committee told the house rules committee he would oppose any amendment that would grant government authority to buy and resell to tenants under the tenancy bill. He asked for a rule to bring the measure to the floor tomorrow.
Hollywood, April 19. Marlene Dietrich says she would like to be a man because they are smarter. She argues men have clearer minds and more superior intellects, while handsomeness alone does not compensate for this. Dietrich also says love scenes bore her and makeup reduces glamour.
Los Angeles April 19 The Angelus temple congregation gave generously to Aimee Semple McPherson defense fund in the 1.08 million damage suit by Rheba Crawford former Angel of Broadway and temple co pastor. Giles Knight said three men carried the huge bowl to the counting room as donations included cash wedding rings and even gold teeth. The case goes to trial Wednesday.
United States Attorney John J. Quinn announced that Ellis H. Parker and his son Ellis Parker Jr. will face trial in Newark on April 27 for the Paul H. Wen kidnapping case. A stray OCR fragment notes perfume on clothes or car may suggest evidence but is unclear and does not alter the scheduled trial opening.
Paris April 19 Premier Leon Blum ended a split among his front by dissolving the socialist party revolutionary left faction. The move silences the left wing that urged direct aid to the war battered Spanish government and stops a stay-in strike revival among followers. The national council ordered the left to rejoin the party, keeping Blum's front intact.
Coroner William Henry Caldwell age 68 died at his Chester home from angina pectoris. He collapsed last Friday while conducting an inquest at Great Falls and was serving his second term as coroner of Chester county.
A report claims August records the highest number of road accidents, citing weather, travel, and school travel patterns as contributing factors. Authorities urge extra caution for motorists and pedestrians during peak summer travel.
Chicago April 19 report shows butter prices at 8.096 weak for creamery specials and various grades from 92 to 93 scores, extras at 30 4-31 4, firsts around 29 1/4, standards 30. Eggs listed at 41.468 unsettled with local extra firsts 22 1/4, cars 2249, fresh graded locals 21 1/2, current receipts 2034, storage packed extras 23 1/4 and storage packed firsts 23.
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