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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1938
Page
2
New York report introduces the Lambeth Walk a cockney dance from Me and My Girl now popular in London and Europe. It features paired lines four four time fox trot like rhythm and cockney marching flair demonstrated by Arthur Murray dancers with knee taps and a final Hey pose.
Washington reports a cautious but optimistic August on the eve of Labor Day with mild irregularities in production and carloadings. The Commerce Department notes improvement in employment and payrolls, a thawing capital market, and stronger retail figures aided by better weather, while railroad costs and rails demand remain restrained amid steel and auto industry signals.
Brown ends his campaign citing the third place position and the risk of a second primary. The trio completed a 46-county speaking tour ending in Columbia before Tuesday votes. Smith and Johnston plan additional speeches as election day approaches.
FHA officials say cooperation among architects builders material dealers and financial institutions is advancing better housing under the Insured Mortgage System. Well designed homes built with quality materials and safe financing qualify for FHA support and help foster stronger communities.
Sir John Simon states Britain remains firm as a warning to Germany. Czechoslovaks see little sign of German goodwill, questioning concessions and the impact on peace efforts.
The article describes Czechoslovakia's fragile position amid German expansionism as Adolf Hitler asserts protection for ethnic Germans, Poland and Little Entente allies align against aggression, and Britain signals potential involvement. Czechoslovakia vows to defend independence with an 180000-strong army and reserves backing its stance.
Arnold urges changes to strengthen antitrust penalties and rules. He questions current fines for conspirators costing the public billions and argues for clearer appeals and post trial relief in antitrust cases.
Barbara Ann Bouldin daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Bouldin of Hodgin street and Patricia Mae Shipton daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilmer Shipton of 211 Kelly street recently celebrated their fourth birthdays Patricia on August 18 and Barbara Ann on August 28 in a small family gathering at home.
A condensed account traces Winfield Scott from his 1807 Charleston start to wartime service in Washington and frontier campaigns. It covers his roles in the War of 1812, western Indian treaties, Florida Seminole conflicts, Cherokees removal, Maine and Puget Sound disputes, and his 20 years as commanding general. It notes his 1847 Vera Cruz triumph, a 1852 Whig presidential run, death in 1866, and depiction on a 1870 U S stamp.
The former TWA director exchange sharp accusations with Dr Morgan and Lilienthal. He asserts Dr Morgan aided Lilienthal and accuses Harcourt A. Morgan of dishonesty in public office, citing a 1987 press conference with Wendell L. Willkie as misrepresentation.
Deputy administrator Miles H. Colean will head a U S delegation to the 16th International Housing and Town Planning Congress in August. About 200 delegates from around the world will attend with topics on ground planning tropical and subtropical regions and leisure planning.
The narrative recalls a presidential visit noting submarine anti aircraft improvements and link aims between the Atlantic and the Pacific. The president hints at power and communications limits at a cottage retreat and confirms Berle will become secretary of state on September 1.
Bridgeport and New York crime links emerge as J Dix ie Davis, disbarred attorney reputed as the schemer behind a Schul conspiracy, pleads guilty to charges. Defense attorney Stryke cross examines witnesses, revealing payments and political protection connections in a sweeping case with Hines and Weinberg tied to the scheme.
Old brick walls frequently crack or mud comes loose. homeowners should call in a professional to estimate damage and arrange repairs. Funds for repairs may be obtained under the FHA improvement Credit Plan.
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