I Shall Never See A Poem Lovelier Than A Tree
A short poetic line by Joyce Kilmer. The verse expresses reverence for trees as eternal and beautiful, contrasting human-made verse with nature.
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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1937
Page
4
Benefactors Benefit From Helping Efforts
Passage notes that those who aid others may gain equal or greater personal satisfaction, suggesting a reciprocity of goodwill and reward for both giver and recipient. It frames charitable acts as mutually beneficial beyond material outcomes.
Earnings and Quotations Signal Bullish March Report
Heavy Industries lead a recovery parade as 200 companies report first quarter earnings up 44 percent from a year ago, with profits totaling 352 million dollars. The gains point to improving conditions, especially in primary lines, and suggest rising demand in housing and furniture as construction picks up. Some traders may be discounting future prospects but the current outlook remains positive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heavy Industries
America
The Challenge to Responsibility and Wagner Act Views
The Chamber of Commerce argues the Wagner Act strengthened labor rights under the New Deal and urges labor to assume responsibility in bargaining. It cites the General Motors case as showing labor irresponsibility and warns that without accountability, industrial relations could become chaotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
General Motors
Medicine the South Should Take and Like It
The piece urges year round cropping to keep Piedmont fields green in winter. It cites Mr. Hugh MacRae and the Spartanburg Herald, recommends winter grains and crimson clover, and stresses terraces to curb erosion. It warns that neglect carries a high price and calls for swift, certain crime deterrence to reduce wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh MacRae
South
Dixie
Spartanburg
Piedmont
South Carolina
MacRae
Rotary talk on youth as the richest gamble
Mr. Carter Dalton addressed the Rotary club urging speculation on youth as a rising market and praising a worthwhile project to guide boys and girls toward useful places in a complex world. He lauded intelligence and effort in aiding youth development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dalton
Rotary Club
What Others Say DOES CRIME PAY Does Crime Pay Essay Feature
Charles Vuncannon a Allen Jay high school junior wrote Does Crime Pay his best junior class essay and earned top marks as best short story writer. The piece argues on definitions of crime comparing petty offenses to manslaughter and notes careless driving can be criminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice
United States
Charles Vuncannon
Charles Vancannon
Allen Jay High School
Vuncannon
Interesting session in Prospect discussed by reader
Letter to the editor from Henry Reuse of High Point North Carolina dated April 25 1937 analyzes a potential meeting between Goering Mussolini and Franco over Austria and Spain. The note contemplates peaceful settlement gains in raw materials and the Spanish conflict outcome with implications for Italy and Germany. He also notes film studios seeking Civil War stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Regito Mussolini
Maomday
Austria
Spain
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Franco
Henry Reuse
High Point
N. C
Washington faces uproar over Jefferson Memorial plan
A storm of protest in Washington targets the proposed Thomas Jefferson memorial. Critics condemn the design by John Russell Pope, the site reshaping of the Tidal Basin, and the secrecy around the project to date. Proposals include alternatives such as a stadium or different site, with opposition from civic groups and some architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Jefferson
John Russell Pope
Star Chamber
John Boylan
Tammany Man
Boylan
Commission
Case Appropriations Committee
Ie Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
House
Senate
Joseph P. Tumult
Woodrow Wilson
Pope
League For Progress In Architecture
Washington Restaurant Association
American Automobile Association
Otha D. Wearin
Iowa
Fine Arts Commission
National Park and Planning Commission
Potomac
George Washington Memorial Highway
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
New York
Capitol
Washington Monument
New York Day by Day Strolling thoughts on city life and culture
A column-like meditation on New York a.m. through celebrities critics and social scenes. Notes on the Duke of Windsor Fred Astaire Eddie Rickenbacker radio critic Dinty Doyle and others while describing cafe life and gender roles in Wall Street and theater districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duke of Windsor
Fred Astaire
Eddie Rickenbacker
Dinty Doyle
Tynes
Irvin
Zaz Hitchcock
Broadway
Sime Silverman
Jack White
George M. Cohan
Ben Ali Haggin
Mary Boland
John L. Lewis
Eugene O'Neill
Hairy Ape
Rex Tugwell
Nick Kenney
Amos A’ Andy's
Woman Finds Mountain in Asia Sparks Local Wonder
A woman discovers a mountain in Asia prompting local interest while a husband questions the journey. He notes that at home a woman can make a mountain out of a molehill, suggesting skepticism about the feat.
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Asia
British government revisits war debt question again
The piece notes London plans to reopen the war debt issue with a call for slowing or ending delays. It suggests a simplified approach to resolve the long running financial dispute.
Tomorrow's Man From Youth To Age In Our Nation
A poem reflects on a boy growing into a man's role in society. It envisions potential paths as key figure or minor participant within church state school and home, and foresees a life of duty, glory, and communal honor under the flag. The verse honors ambition, service, and the lasting monuments of praise.
High Point News Roundup and Civic Notices
The 13 Christian Endeavor societies in High Point plan a major meet with NC groups in June, drawing hundreds of visitors. The fifth district U D C meeting is set for May 6 with chapters from Asheboro, Thomasville, China Grove, Concord, Statesville, Salisbury, Lexington, and Greensboro represented. Local receipts show manure sales of 31 dollars and payments to Southern Harness Co. for supplies. A political heat rises with a brass band at tonight’s 7:30 speaking venues. speakers include Haworth Furgurson Cecil Ferree Lanier and others at Davis and Stanton meetings. Kiwanis dinner at the Country Club featured a Barrie playlet with several participants. The Pointers beat the Salisbury Colonials 10 to 9 in opened action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
High Point
North Carolina Christian Endeavor Societies
Asheboro
Thomasville
China Grove
Concord
Statesville
Saleh Lexington
Greensoro
Davis
Horace Haworth
L. Cc. Furgurson
D. O. Cecil
L. F. Ferree
Ross Lanier
B. H. Bradner
C. A. York
Everett Welch
Robert Brockett
R. D. Penny
Cc. F. Blake
Salisbury Colonials
Fashionable Outdoor Ad Man Kerwin Fulton Finds Style in Public View
A profile of Kerwin Fulton, an outdoor advertising man known for his meticulous wardrobe. The piece notes his social and business influence in New York and includes a quip about his outfits, with a brief aside on the initials A. F. L. and a remark by Henry Ford on F. O. B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerwin Fulton
New York
McNaught Syndicate
Charlie Chaplin secrets surface in court duel
Lita Grey Chaplin seeks a share of Charlie Chaplin's estate in a Los Angeles court as details of the comedian's private life emerge. Dynamite is used to widen a levee breach near New Orleans to protect the city from flood waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariie Chaplin
Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chaplin
New Orleans
Nazi Party Plans Sunlight Lamps for German Miners
The article reports the Nazi party intends to supply German miners with artificial sunlight lamps. It notes the suggestion that workers desire rays to brighten underground work, reflecting party efforts to boost morale and productivity.
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