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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1938
Page
4
Rest Period of Deane War Signals Allied Resolve
The text argues that Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia may trigger a period of rest with major powers preparing for a possible alliance. France signals determination to resist absorption of the republic, while Britain’s support remains uncertain though a recent treaty implies prompt backing. The piece suggests France and England would unite for mutual protection, fearing German and Russian threats, and that a Paris London agreement could assure Koslovakia a key safeguard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Deane
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
France
Great Britain
Rance
England
Germany
Russia
Paris
London
Koslovakia
Watson Tuttle in Guilford jail over baby dispute needs bond
A 25 year old Forsyth truck driver Watson Tuttle waits in Guilford jail for bond after conflicting statements about a baby found with him. Neighbors warned welfare workers, and Tuttle now faces questions about an alleged crime tied to the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Tuttle
Forsyth
Tuttle
New York
Modern Galahad or Prison Risk in Raleigh News
A Raleigh column contrasts a man named Tuttle who aided a hitchhiking mother and baby with the potential legal and social fallout. It questions capital punishment, cites NC and New York crime patterns, and urges youth moral training to deter crime and protect society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Tuttle
Mr. Tuttle
New York
North Carolina
Dale Carnegie Author Of How To Win Friends And Influence People
Obituary notice for Dale Carnegie, author of How To Win Friends And Influence People, highlighting his impact on personal development literature and public speaking. The piece notes his rise to fame, his teaching work, and lasting influence on business and self improvement communities.
Secret of Madame Rubinstein’s cosmetic success told
Interview recounts Helena Rubinstein’s rise by solving real skin problems with a climate aware cold cream. She built a fortune in Australia, advises seven personal to-dos for staying youthful and productive, and stresses relentless business effort. Also notes Sherman and Coolidge anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Helena Rubinstein
Madame Rubinstein
Cracow
Poland
Australia
Helena Rubinstein
Behind the Scenes in Washington and a Wall Street Link
Washington reports on Germany’s World’s Fair withdrawal amid alleged financial strains and anti Jewish fears in New York. It notes Securities Exchange Commissioner John W. Hanes rising as a key liaison between Wall Street and Washington with potential future Senate plans. A Montana paper cites a high school motto rejection: WPA Here We Come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Herr Hitler
Ickes
Germany
New York City
Austria
LaGuardia
Securities Exchange
John W. Hanes
Wall Street
Hanes
Joe Kennedy
RFC
Jesse Jones
New Deal
Winston-Salem
N. C
Wall
North Carolina
News Dispatch
Montana
Teton County High School
Opening of NC Federation of Women's Clubs Convention
The 26th annual North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs opens tomorrow with hundreds of members from across the state arriving for a five day session. Air mail service from Guilford airport begins Tuesday night with about 4000 letters sent for the inaugural flight. Virginia McEwen will join two others to release ribbons as the first plane departs at 11 21 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Virginia McEwen
Guilford
Shut-In Shop Aids Handicapped Crafters In New York
The Shut-In Shop on East 34th Street, funded by the state, sells goods made by disabled artisans from 40 states. Ninety percent of sales go to the producers, with the rest covering postage and expenses. Items include bed-bound basket weaving, greeting cards from used stamps, cedar animal toys, and lighthouse cork crafts. Helen Keller’s inspirational example underscores the effort to help handicapped individuals become productive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East 34Th Stret
West Virginia
New Mexico
Local News and Crime Roundup From The City
The Liberty Loan drive ends at 6 tonight. Three High Point stores Gilmer Bros Amos Furniture and Allen Bros were entered with only 60 cents missing from Allen Bros A Russian Pole was arrested for attempting to burn Giant Furniture plant. Mrs J W Fambrough returned from Rockmart Ga Sgt John L Raper of Camp Sevier visited his father A L Raper Mrs H F Hoffman and daughter Frances returned from Camp Sevier where they visited her son News Briefs Seventy five thousand German soldiers pressed attacks on British lines Entente artillery repelled many waves of assault A report says King Charles of Austria offered peace moves to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan Campaign
High Point
Gilmer Bros
Amos Furniture
Allen Bros
J. W. Fambrough
Rockmart, Ga
John L. Raper
Camp Sevier
A. L. Raper
H. F. Hoffman
Frances
Charles of Austria
Italy
Blind man in Johnston City reads currency by touch
A blind resident of Johnston City Illinois demonstrates an astonishing ability to determine the denomination of paper money by feel. The skill highlights the remarkable sensory acuity some individuals possess when handling money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston City
Cat survives three weeks buried in grain bin
Report from Australia describes a cat that escaped death after being buried for three weeks in a grain bin. The animal reportedly lived through the long underground period before rescue.
Two county educators and a shop of hope
The piece honors John Colville, a tuberculosis survivor who became a respected local educator and nearly 90, and Professor Pence, a one armed penman who mastered cursive. It praises the Shut-In Society for aiding handicapped persons and the unnamed women who volunteer. A New York souvenir from the Shut-In Shop is suggested as meaningful memento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
John Colville
Professor Pence
New York
McNaught Syndicate
Prices for Battleships Grow Astronomical
The note highlights the extreme cost of battleships, describing the prices as comical yet impractically high. It underscores the scale of naval expenditure and the financial strain on defense budgets.
Church Sermon Causes McCarthy Listening Ban
Quote from Rev. Hugh R. Percy of Herb Lake Manitoba notes church youths object to Charlie McCarthy during services and prompt a change in the service schedule.
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Charlie McCarthy
Hugh R. Percy
Herb Lake
Manitoba
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