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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
4
A fragmented religious reflection cites Romans 8 37 claiming triumph through faith and love. It asserts love gives itself and cannot be bought, reflecting a devotional tone with altered punctuation and wording.
The text argues Mussolini treats Hitler as a looming menace to Italian goals and may ally only if expedient. It recalls Italy’s past breach of an alliance with Germany, noting Italy shifted toward the Allies in World War I and warning the Berlin Rome Tokyo axis risks making Rome a spoke rather than the hub.
In a Danville context the article notes the White House budget debate over road funding, praising restored highway appropriation and federal road money. It highlights Captain Harry Wooding, long mayor of Danville, as the honored figure with a portrait unveiling on April 27 at the city auditorium on his 94th birthday.
The article notes a tentative alignment between Mussolini and the British government as German troops approach the Italian border, signaling a fragile mood of cautious welcome and shifting alliances in a tense international stance.
The piece discusses adding 200000 to the present payroll and a 1250 million dollar fund as a potential monthly 50 dollar stipend until February 1 for millions on WPA roles. It notes uncertainty about residues from old appropriations and asserts the administration and Congress oppose broad dole while supporting compensation for the recently unemployed. It calls for economical use of funds for worthwhile work.
The Washington State lieutenant governor, leveraging his absence from the capital, urged a special legislative session while the governor traveled east. The governor returned and dismissed the call, but the lieutenant governor defends it as a constitutional prerogative.
A discouraged reader learns from a man who rebuilt his life after losing a mortgage and debt in 1929 1931. He found a needed product to sell and paid off his obligations while supporting four dependents. The tale highlights resilience and practical entrepreneurship as a path from hardship to stability.
Harry Hopkins urges Congress to provide an extra 1.25 billion dollars for Works Progress Administration projects. The funds would enable employs of about 2.8 million people on public works programs.
President Roosevelt weighs wage hour legislation and monopoly reform as advisers clash over how to restore business confidence. Officials argue for price and wealth concentration checks, while seeking sustained production and employment growth.
Hon Josephus Daniels of Raleigh will speak to the Wesley Memorial church men’s club tonight at 6 30 o clock. The item also notes local business moves at Sedgefield Inn and minor regional happenings including a wedding trip, college game, and a tornado in Arkansas with fatalities.
Twenty years ago an Enterprise column recalls war garden news and debates. It cites government warnings against German propaganda in home gardens, rumors of food administration confiscations, and encouragement of gardening plus light local humor from Cleveland’s Potato Chip Week and Swarthmore College blacksmithing.
Traders in Shanghai show renewed calm while observers note firmer sentiment in Yokohama as shipping and trade data hint at regional divergence. Analysts cite yuan stability and port activity to explain the contrast between the two Asian hubs.
John Noble, a young painter and longtime rower of New York Harbor, gains attention for marine scenes and mastery of light. Critics foresee his draughtsmanship surpassing his father, the late John Noble, known for marine works in Brittany and Provincetown.
Wrecks and ship skeletons crowd the bay bottom near the city. Dozens lie on reefs and sandbanks at the doorstep of the metropolis. Some remain as navigation hazards while others slowly sink away after decades of tides.
The passage recalls O. O. M s memo about Noel Coward play criticism and Aubrey Nash brother of Ogden Nash. It reflects editor Berton Braley optometrist jokes and Ford Frick sightings. It mentions Sinclair Lewis mood at gatherings and a general portrait of literary and sports figures in New York society.
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