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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1935
Page
4
Welcoming a Surgeon Home
John T. Burrus renounces any intent to pursue a governor bid after Dr. Ralph McDonald undercuts a Forsyth school master run. The piece notes Burrus’s shift from medical ministry to politics and laments the fiscal nature of his potential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Burrus
Ralph McDonald
Forsyth
Burrus
The Roosevelt Enigma in Western NC Polls
From Asheville Citizen Times and the Richmond Times Dispatch straw polls, President Roosevelt shows rising popularity with 68 percent favorable in the NC 21 county poll and similar signs in Virginia. The piece notes labor and agriculture laws aid support while courts may test their endurance, leaving the outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Asheville
Price Receives Notable Directorship in Re employment Service
Mrs. Irene W Price rises from welfare administration to a national re employment service directorship reflecting her six year record of public service. She led efforts to reduce unemployment during a local slump and previously served as acting director Noah Davis supported the pending appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene W. Price
Price
Noah Davis
Opposition to the Man Useless Without a Strong Candidate
The quote argues that broad opposition lacks force unless backed by a concrete candidate. It warns that defeating a figure requires a clear challenger with substance and organization behind them.
Plant and Equipment Valued Together in Sale
Officials in charge of the Williams Norris plants plan to sell the facilities and equipment as a unit next Monday morning. They argue that selling separately would devalue each part and delay or ruin a large scale furniture production revival, benefiting the community through active utilization of the assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams-Norris
McDonald Adds A New Angle To North Carolina Campaign
Doctor Ralph W. McDonald challenges prognosticators by joining the North Carolina gubernatorial race. He frames opponents Hoey and Graham as starting from the same point, creating a right triangle analogy. The piece notes his liberal platform may provoke a conservative electorate though the race stability remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. McDonald
Messrs
Hoey and
Graham
McDonald
North Carolina
Forsyth Legislator Entering Gubernatorial Fray
The piece portrays Dr. McDonald as a charismatic yet fiery candidate whose outspoken style marks a departure from NC politics. It suggests his presence will energize the campaign and provoke strong opinions among supporters and opponents alike, with no definitive verdict on his potential impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McDonald
North Carolina
Forsyth
Common Sense Says Revenue Needed For New Tax Bill
Bruce Catton argues the tax bill should fund government expenditures after four years of deficit. Senator Pat Harrison shifts from opposition to supporting the insurgents plan and bluntly says we might as well go out and get some revenue. The piece notes the need for revenue and calls for practical taxation policy to fund ongoing spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harrison
Senate
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Congressman Maverick urges prewar neutrality push
The piece notes Representative Maury Maverick of Texas pressing for prewar neutrality legislation before adjournment. It argues the plan is sensible to prevent drift into war and favors passage of measures already drafted while European tensions remain high. Huey Long also enters the political scene, surprising many with his strong position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Maverick
Texas
Handshakes Bond True Brothers Across Life
Poem by Victor P. Hammer extols handshakes as acts of affection linking hearts. It praises friendly ties that guard friendship from strife, and recalls exchanges of wealth as a sign of brotherhood, proclaiming united hearts blessed through life.
Cotton and Silver Debates Roosevelts Economic Stakes
Washington dispatch details how cotton prices influence Roosevelt's re election hopes amid Bankhead act talks and 12 cent loan plans. It notesSecretary Morgenthau and Wallace tensions, southern senators maneuvering, and inflation debates with silver purchase policy and veteran bonus politics shaping Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
America
Roosevelt
Wallace
Cototn
Huey
Mr. Wallace
George
Georgia
Russell
Coolidge
Mellon
Huey Long
Morgenthau
Messrs
Senator Pittman
Nevada
Thomas
Oklahoma
Pittman
Mr. Thomas
O Mahoney bill seen as big stick for administration control
New York report discusses the O Mahoney bill urged in Congress with AFL backing. It would federalize corporate incorporation, broaden the FTC, require labor rights protection, limit officer bonuses, and impose director liability. Proponents claim move stabilizes industry while critics warn of socialistic overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schneider
O'Mahoney
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Ihs
Federal Trade Commission
Lunch Wagons Multiply Across New York Shops
The city sees a surge in lunch wagons occupying prime spaces in Midtown and top streets, offering modern comforts and attracting diverse patrons from families to professionals. Old eateries close as wagons, many built in New Rochelle, offer stylish interiors and air conditioning while prices stay low.
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New York
Midtown
Herald Square
Upper Broadway
Greenwich Village
New Rochelle
Bob
Luxurious East End Duplex Features Black Tile Spa
A wealthy bachelor’s upper East End duplex showcases a bold bathroom with a black tile tub area, black ceiling mirror, and sterling fixtures. A row of push-button sprays releases Arcadian scents, allowing the user to choose aromatherapy at the press of a dingus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End Avenue
Death of Ralph Barton Shrouded in Nighttime Silence
The late Ralph Barton kept a Paris bedroom in black to ease insomnia. His dressing articles and pajamas matched the somber theme. A button activated a black ceiling firefly effect briefly lit the room, but could not halt his wakefulness which ended in self inflicted death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barton
Paris
Clock-sleeper Haunts Insomniac Performer On Tour
An insomnia rumor describes a clock-sleeper device that keeps a room ticking to aid sleep. The figure Forbes Robertson, a noted actor, reportedly travels with a troublesome horological horror that disrupts his rest on tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes-Robertson
Wealthy American Writers and Syndicators Named
The passage lists the wealthiest American writers Kathleen and Charles Norris, Temple Batley, Harold Bell Wright, Fannie Hurst, Katherine Brush, and Bud Kelland. It notes Dreiser and Sinclair Lewis could retire comfortably, and Bob Ripley is cited as the wealthiest syndicator among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrises
Kathleen and
Charles
Temple Batley
Harold Bell Wright
Fannie Hurst
Katherine Brush
Bud Kelland
Dreiser
Sinclair Lewis
Bob Ripley
Rat
Pigeon Feeding Incident in Madison Square
A man buys a 50 seat poke of wheat to feed pigeons in Madison Square. When he throws the first handful, the birds mob him in a cloudy whirr, causing him to drop the poke and walk away stiffly.
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Madison Square
McNaught Syndicates
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