High Point Enterprise December 1 1938 front matter
The page lists staff positions and roles for the High Point Enterprise including President D A Rawley and publisher J P Rawley with manager Hammett Cecil and editor Gapus M Waynick. It shows subscription rates, carrier rules, and notes the paper's association with the AP and the Audit Bureau. The notice dates to Thursday December 1 1938.
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Memeria WH
Ce Sc Ees
D. A. Rawley
Sec’y and Treas
Hammett A. Cecil
Mgr
J. P. Rawley
Gapus M. Waynick
Point
Cliance Cove
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Ice
High Point
N. C
of Congress
National
RE. Katz
Agency General Office
New York City
Nations on the March and the European Tensions
A discussion on imperialism and growing power in Europe cites Mussolini and Hitler as tests of democracies. It notes Italian demonstrations in Rome and Franco-German tensions over territories like Nice and Corsica, questioning future war risk and treaty faith.
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Germany
Italy
Rome
Vni
Ber of
Tunisia
Voy
Nice
Corsica
Deland
Mussolini
Hitler
France
Gér
Ger
Alsace-Lor
Dodd Defends Attitude as Raleigh Sees Tax Struggles Ahead
The article notes Dr. William E. Dodd's criticism of anti-Semitic imagery in Germany and reports North Carolina lawmakers in Raleigh will face fiscal challenges. Tax revenue declines and a potential $2 million shortfall loom, influencing budget and highway fund policy amid anti diversion sentiment.
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Germany
William E. Dodd
North Carolina
Raleigh
Dodd
Ber
Potsdam
Treasury
Isolation era policy and court battle over hydro plant in High Point
The piece argues isolationist policy tests on the United States, notes Dr. Dodd's view on the League of Nations, and sketches High Point's court fight to build a P W A financed hydroelectric plant on the Yadkin river claiming home use to avoid Duke Power competition. It also laments quail hunting bans and cites travel expenses for Duke players.
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Supreme Court of
High Point
Yadkin
Duke Power Company
Izaak Walton League rewards tips on quail sales
The Winston-Salem Journal reports a Twin City chapter offers a $25 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone selling quail in the area. The move aims to aid quail conservation and requires broad public cooperation with conservation groups.
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Winston- Salem Journal
Izaak Walton
Humble sales talk turns mood into purchase at dress rack
Miss Ruth Polster recounts guiding a difficult shopper to a sale by highlighting dress quality and details. A smile and tactful approach led to a completed purchase, with the shopper later confirming success and expressing appreciation for the helpful service.
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Ruth Polster
Miami Avenue
Miami
Florida
Miss Polster
Fashion Blurbs in Plain Talk
The text jokes about Scots attire and manners noting a two-kilt suit as unlikely. It adds quip about dwindling gallantry and mentions a muff with an electric handwarmer inside as a novelty accessory.
Walter Winchell on Broadway Trade Mark Registered
Walter Winchell column notes showbiz chatter across New York venues. Cary Grant Frances Faye Bob Hope and others are mentioned amid club scenes, gossip and upcoming performances at the Winter Garden and Cafe Society with sharp, period commentary.
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Walter Winchell
Daily Mirror
Tne
Local News Roundup and Social Notes
The Masonic lodge plans a drive for the Oxford orphanage. William H. Ritchie of Philadelphia spoke to the Senior Christian Endeavor Society at Central Friends church about Christ as portrayed by gospel writers. December opened with twelve building permits issued. Phillip A. Silver notes men at High Point focus on sartorial excellence. Mrs Harry Raymond and daughter return from New York City. Miss Marie Stevens leaves Monday for Statesville after a visit to Mrs Willis Slane on Parkway. Garland McPherson UNC student spends Thanksgiving at home.
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High Point
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New York City
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Congress Opens Busy Session With Airmail Route Plans
Congress begins a crowded session on Monday as Atlasta lines plan to join two new airmail routes. An Argentina earthquake today causes many deaths while a Seattle freighter sinks in the mid Pacific. crew reportedly safe on a Japanese steamer.
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Atlasta
Argentina
Seattle
Mid- Pacific
High Point Perpetual builds record in ninth series
W C Idol secretary treasurer announces a strong year for the High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association. Loans will be paid and cancelled on Dec 2 totaling 39,850 dollars. Cash will be paid to non borrowing shareholders totaling 28,050 dollars upon return of stock certificates.
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W. C. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Kirkman S A T C Member Spends Weekend in City
Carlton Kirkman son of Mr and Mrs P V Kirkman as a member of the S A T C at Trinity College spent the weekend in the city. Mrs Julius C Smith has about recovered from an attack of influenza Samuel Strickland returned to A and E College Raleigh after a day with his parents here.
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P. V. Kirkman
S.A.T.C
Trinity College
Julius C. Smith
Samuel Strickland
E. College
Rale
Congress to Open Tomorrow at Noon
The report notes Congress will convene at noon. English praise for the Missouri mule’s wartime transport work is highlighted, with artillery mobility cited as evidence. A Washington dispatch says Tom Warren of New Bern may become marshal of eastern North Carolina, and he has chaired the state Democratic executive committee.
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Congress
Tom Warren
New Bern
North Carolina
Washington
Warren
Democratic Executive Committee
Naval fleets and national defense quote by Rear Admiral Woodward
A historic quote from Rear Admiral Clark H. Woodward warns that any nation threatening US security should trigger a robust naval response. The remark emphasizes building a capable fleet to maintain equality and deterrence in potential conflict scenarios.
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Clark H. Woodward
Four Fellows Arrested in Cleveland with Loaded Dice
Four men were arrested in Cleveland after police found 400 loaded dice intended for gambling. The suspects allegedly planned to use the dice to shoot their way out if challenged by officers.
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Cleveland
Richmond explains escape jump from 40-foot chimney
Billy Lee Richmond tells Detroit police he used a two-handed and two-foot landing to flee after a robbery, jumping from a 40-foot chimney to make his escape.
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Billy Lee Richmond
Detroit
Shades of Blue and City Life From a 1930s New York Column
New York diary notes fashion and social scenes with men’s outfits and blue shirts, discussing Joseph Keimer and Hergesheimer. It covers diners on Eighth Avenue, a bar wedge at Jack’s, Tony Weir, and public figures like Edgar Carver and Eddie the bandleader, ending with a look at a circus-linked music education pioneer.
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Dow
Fifth Avenue
New York
Jack
Ap Avenue
43Rd
Ing
Tony Weir
The politest motorist is th who said Come in
A fragmented line describes a courteous motorist who invited entry whenever someone knocked, illustrating a small local anecdote about manners and hospitality.
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Gine
Sixth Avenue Elevated York To Be Torn Down
A plan to demolish the Sixth Avenue elevated line in York is announced with details on bidding and timelines for razing the structure. Public officials cite safety and redevelopment as the primary reasons for the project.
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Sixth Avenue
York
Len
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