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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1938
Page
4
Fragmentary quotation discusses Jesus calling sinners to repentance and contrasts the healthy with the sick. It mentions seeking repentance and angel virtue for the future, attributed to Bulwer. The text captures religious reflection with archaic phrasing and mixed references.
A broad critique of international law and the failure of adjudication among Germany Italy and Japan to enforce treaties. The piece argues for stronger military preparedness as a guarantor of safety and questions the value of past pledges while noting the Townsend pension proposal and its political repercussions.
The Beaufort county town of Washington hosts a second tulip festival as Dutch immigrants, fluent in bulb growing, influence local life and economy. North Carolina hosts two Dutch settlements Castle Hayne and Terra Ceia, thriving alongside Washington’s celebration of bloom time. The piece also notes Mrs. Roosevelt’s stance on court presentations and her social motivations.
The piece discusses a federal slum clearance proposal for Wilmington with a $900000 request to the Federal Housing Authority. It notes political friction in North Carolina over slum existence and calls for clear, healthier housing, urging progress in Wilmington and other cities. The text also references a presidential pardon and pension plan issues influencing the broader housing debate.
The text notes Amherst College tightening its English requirements and questions whether the move drains language of color. It frames the issue as a simple yet revealing shift by a major institution.
Frances De V. Dickson argues for strong constructive criticism of government while recalling a naval funeral mishap. Arnold Reuben credits food quality and a legendary generosity sparked by a starving actress who asked for a sandwich and received a stacked four-decker creation.
In a portrait of Reuben's cafe culture, the host's warm hospitality drew patrons without home ties, while plans to expand to Glamour Land faced questions of personal supervision. The piece cites famed figures like Ann Harding and Nellie T. Ross and echoes Carnegie ideas on rest and creative energy for sustained work.
City Hall notes P. P. Pilcher will resign his post tonight and depart for Salisbury. W. H. Currie named local district manager for Pilot Life Insurance and Henry Insurance Companies. Sophomores of High Point college host Sophomore Revels tonight. Community: Austin Finch and Matt Wall among attendees at club dance. families visit Tryon and Indiana California Nevada relatives during weekend travel.
In New York a feature on George Leisure a Wall Street lawyer near 49 noted for calm legal counsel to financiers and victories against blackmailers from his U S attorney days. The column blends anecdotes from Wichita to Westchester and mentions circus history and daily subway pickpocket risks in the city.
W. D. Turner of Commercial National Bank states a 234000 shortage surfaced after the suicide of cashier D. M. Ausley, triggering an official books investigation. North China battles escalate with nationalist advances. Governor Al Smith and Seene visit the Bilt Gulf program slated for the afternoon.
Carter Dalton welcomes tentative reports that the third Liberty Loan drive will exceed its city allotment. Wachovia Bank official W C Idol praises unprecedented donor spirit. The Woman's club to stage the musical comedy Otherwise Elizabeth on April 26. Nine white draft selectmen to depart for Camp Jackson on April 26. Mr and Mrs G A Pollock back from bridal trip in New York and the East. Parsons and Earnhardt were Greensboro visitors. Mrs Brockett returns from Chapel Hill after Episcopal guild meeting. Edith Cavell executed in Belgium. Julia Wyss sentenced to 25 years for spying. Geneva petition for pardon from 3000 women met with cold reply. Six German divisions struggle to break Allied lines in recent weeks.
After bombardment, Rheims lies in ruins as Allied forces plan a large deployment. Italian troops are to be dispatched to join operations on the Western Front amid ongoing conflict.
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