Limerick Contest Winner Named Mrs Russell
Mrs. Harry X. Russell of 810 Anglish Street High Point won first place and a $3 cash prize in the Merry Go Round of 1938 limerick contest held this week in The HMnterprise. Pauline Lindsay of High Point took second with $2, and six runners up earned theatre tickets for the Paramount production.
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Paulette Lindsay
Russell
Limerick
Harry X. Russell
Anglish Street
High, Point
Pauline Lindsay
High Point
Paramount Theater
Raymond Mitchell
Kivett Drive
B. C. Barker
Greer Street
Robert G. Laubscher
Willowbrook
A. &. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Lucile Hayworth
White Oak Street
Merry
Four Horsemen of
Hilarity
Bert Lahr
Billy House
Mischa Aner
Jimmy Savo
Two Names Proposed in Civil Service Commission Vote
A Friday Enterprise report misstated Claude M. Scott's election to the civil service commission. R. R. Ragan was nominated by a commission member and the actual vote result was three to one in favor of Mr. Scott.
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The
Enterprise
Claude M. Scott
Civil Service Commission
R. R. Ragan
Commission
Mr. Scott
Burke links for philosophically to Brazil head
Landon criticizes five years of shifting administration plans and misdirected effort. He argues the leadership has defied economic laws, causing economic relapse and rising unemployment. He urges cooperation rather than blame.
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Burke
Brazil
Landon
Friction in Franco Polish Talks Over Security
France demanded Poland include its ties to Czechoslovakia in general European peace discussions. Poland declined citing its habit of smoothing disputes alone. Delbos’ Berlin station chat with Baron von Neurath added a new element prompting a program revision during his European tour starting in Warsaw.
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France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Delbos
Berlin
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Warsaw
France's Allies Seek Assurances and Guarantees in Talks
The trip, a sequel to exploratory talks with Hitler and prior Anglo-French discussions in London, aimed to reassure Poland Romania Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia that Britain and France would not concede German influence in the South and East and to learn what guarantees these states would seek in a broader settlement addressing Germany's colonial and economic demands.
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France
Farm bill sparring and a budget talk in Congress
Senate debates a farm bill criticized as centralizing power under the secretary of agriculture. Senator King calls it a monstrous measure. Senator Vandenberg likens U S policy to Brazil’s political turmoil. A luncheon with Lewis Douglas centers on business recession and tax policy.
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House
Senate
King
Utah
Secretary of Agriculture
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Roosevelt
Vargas
Brazil
United States
Rio de Janeiro
New York Times
Lewis Douglas
van Nuys
D.-Ind
Douglas
Bailey
Rice Clinches Comeback With Win After Season Upsets
Rice capped a dramatic rally with a 32 0 win over Mississippi College to finish 6 3 and 1 on the season. Ole Miss ended 4 5 1. Florida upset Kentucky 6 0. Louisiana Tech tied Centenary 7 7. Hardin Simmons and Howard Payne battled to a 7 7 draw ending undefeated runs for the Cowboys.
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Ole Miss
Florida
Kentucky
Gators
Manhattan
South Carolina
Louisiana Tech
Centenary
Rice
Hardin- Simmons
Howard Payne
Cowboys
Texas A. & M
Elimi
Wildcats Pacific clash ends in big victory and coast upset
Arizona shocked Oregon 20-6 while San Francisco blanked a缶 Southwest rival 42-0 in a season finale. Southern California defeated USC 19-13 as Pac Coast proceedings closed with strong finishes and a fourth quarter surge.
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Nated
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Arizona
Oregon
Southern California
Uclanas
Wittman Wins Miami Air Race With Ease
Dick Keller reports Wittman takes the Miami air race with ease as plans emerge to create a National Air Race Corporation in Cleveland. The article notes opposition from manufacturers and airlines who fear the hazards of ground showcases and its potential to slow aviation progress.
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Wittman
Miami
Petus
National Air Race Corporation
Cleveland
Hoey defends dam plan amid navigability dispute
Hoey argues a Pee Dee river dam would not affect flow or navigability below Cheraw. He notes five existing dams hold 509,400 acre feet while the proposed Tuckertown project would add 23,000 acre feet, and praises President Roosevelt for energy development.
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Cheraw
South Carolina
Salisbury
Tuckertown
Roosevelt
North Carolina
Pee Dee
South Carona
Advance Toward China Capital Fails to Evacuate Nuns
Japanese press reports unsuccessful rescue attempt on Tsungming island near Shanghai to evacuate nine French Canadian nuns marooned on the Yangtze estuary. Attack killed Shushan chief officer and wounded crew and passengers aboard the steamer. Rescue led by British consular officer EB Booth and Father Adrien Sancoucy did not reach the nuns.
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Tsungming Island
Shanghai
Shushan
EB. R. Boothby
Adrien Sancoucy
Yangtze Estuary
Nations leading bankers forecast labor and utilities expansion
Bankers foresee investment growth and new utility expansion pending a satisfactory labor settlement. A middle western bank head warned that labor unions carry significant responsibility in shaping the economic path ahead.
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Lewis
Bankers cite housing push and credit stance in revival view
Bankers differ on government housing programs and monetary policy as a recovery driver. They note no current overexpansion of credit, ample reserves, and low rates, but warn that public grants risk a new building boom and later backlash.
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Lewis
Bankers See Temporary Slump Amid Cheap Money Policy
A president of a Southern bank argues the current downturn is artificial and temporary due to plentiful money and bumper crops. An Iowa bank head expects no upturn before September 1938, reflecting cautious outlook among financial leaders.
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Southern Bank
Iiowa
Rose Tops Flower Popularity Census in New York
A statewide census from 259 New York schools shows roses leading as the most popular flower. The survey highlights rose popularity across schools and communities in the state.
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New York State
Church of England reports 248 women as deaconesses
The Church of England states it has 248 women serving as deaconesses, highlighting ongoing gender roles within lay and clerical orders.
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The
Church of England
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