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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1937
Page
5
London reports mounting signs that the British government will seek U S leadership in the next move it protests to Japan over the bombardment of American and British ships. The editorial urges a solid Anglo American front as tensions rise in December.
Britain considers a strong note to Tokyo over the Panay and shipping attacks while the United States is viewed as the aggrieved party. Roosevelt messages to Hirohito gain prominence as editors urge a solid Anglo American front. Officials weigh reinforced fleets and possible apologies. Labor and farm leaders travel for political and national farm federation meetings.
The North Carolina Fish and Wildlife Division reports about 3,000 bream fingerlings released into the New River and its tributaries. Hatchery capacity at Fayetteville increased with new pools, with six more pools planned next season. Governor Hoey asks farmers to pursue diversification and more livestock in the 1938 Carolina Co-Operator Almanac.
The National Labor Relations Board held hearings on discrimination against unions in Raleigh Charlotte Greensboro and other points as part of a broader battleground for labor disputes last week.
The Saturday edition accuses Chairman Frank L. Dunlap of the highway commission of suppressing news. Reporters note ongoing friction since Capus Waynick’s ouster, with opinions split on the reasons behind the conflict.
Guilford County records show multiple property transfers across High Point and nearby townships including Guilford, Morehead, Gilmer and Monroe. Transactions involve tracts on Council street Pine street extension Old Plank Road Lawndale drive and Tate Price streets with purchasers including Major Shoaf Norman Shoaf Herman De Lapp and R B Terry among others.
Report notes officials refuse to speak as observers question leadership and awareness of internal happenings. The situation hints at possible dysfunction within the department, with critics urging accountability and transparency despite the communication deadlock.
Advice favors Kellogg's All-Bran for regularity over cathartics. It describes bulk fiber and vitamin B as benefits, recommending daily use with plenty of water. Mentions All-Bran is produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek and widely available at grocers.
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