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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1939
Page
4
Quote on loving enemies and social paradoxes
Essay fragment cites Matthew 5 44 about loving foes blessing cursers and praying for persecutors. It asks if fifty friends suffice to meet social demands, noting an Italian proverb about balance between abundance and sufficiency.
Senate furor over American warplane sales to France discussed
A detailed editorial argues the Senate and President share foreign policy responsibility over arms sales to France. It notes the move signals a broad alliance with European democracies, tests neutrality laws, and questions whether the policy strengthens or jeopardizes Western democracy amid a Rome Berlin Tokyo axis concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
France
International Wlicy
Europe
Hiramohnson
Werell
Presimt
United States
Rance
England
Misleading Claim Emerges in Debate on Highway Fund Policy
During a policy debate a claim surfaces that a governor has retained the author for two years to divert highway funds to the general fund. The statement is part of a broader discussion on fiscal priorities and potential budget shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Charlotte Observer
General Treasury
Highway Department
Ehringhaus
General Fund Services
Public discourse on highway funds and resilience in sport legends
Editorial commentary argues against misreading highway fund authority and praises adaptive policy limits while profiling Joe Scott a Paralympic hopeful. It also honors Alexander Woollcott as a relentless self critic who pushes for continuous improvement.
Japan Kept From Compensating Victims of China Invasions
The announcement states Japan will not compensate nationals of other powers for property destroyed during its invasion of China. It condemns Japan’s undeclared war and its policy of coercion to protect Western lives and property, arguing the nation rejects responsibility for damages amid growing anti-Japanese sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Asia
Miss Elizabeth Vera Idol Praises Markham Poem
Miss Elizabeth Vera Idol of High Point college faculty writes a warm appreciation of Edwin Markham's The Man With a Hoe for the Protestant Herald. The piece notes the poem appeared January 15, 1899 amid postwar America and social unrest, though less severe than today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Vera Idol
High Point College
Edwin Markham
Methodist Protestant Herald
America
Spain
Exposition building for High Point buyers proposed
Reader urges The Enterprise to support a combined exposition hall and rooming house in High Point. The aim is to keep regional displays and lodging for buyers within the city to attract neighboring markets and avoid bus travelers paying for lodging elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
Enterprise
High Point
Walter Winchell on Broadway Highlights Celebrity Antics
Broadway gossip notes Ruth Weston flirts at the Amer ican Way while James Roosevelt ignores a no smoking sign at United Artists. Sam Rosoff lands an 18 million deal as E H Griffith and America attend a Fredric March play. Rita at The Stork, a nightclub quip, and actors spar over Gable. Mortgage probe looms over New York Supreme Court case worth over a billion.
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Ruth Weston
James Roosevelt
United Artists
Sam Rosoff
Versailles
Rosoff
E. H. Griffith
America
Center Theater
Helen Menken
East 78Th Street
New York City
Ginger Rogers
New York Novelette Ends Inashes and a Wedding
A radio script writer with a security complex refuses to marry until he saves 1000 and earns 200 weekly. The couple wed early after a road trip crash leaves them injured and broke. The bank balance funds hospital care and a replacement writer, but now they marry with nothing but each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sounds in the Night at Various New York Theatres
A collage of overheard quips from clubs and cafes across Manhattan mocks pretentious behavior. The witty lines reference inferiority, gold digging notions, overrating, and a famed song’s unlikely theater life.
One Minute World: Quick Facts From 1938 Esquire
A rapid snapshot of global and domestic activity in one minute. U S mint coinage for foreign governments, horse decline, life insurers gains, French tissue paper, dent repairs by air, speedometer purchases, natural gas output, and cheap security locks.
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U. S. Mint
Philadelphia
Cuba
Honduras
Nicaragua
Venezuela
U.S
First Presbyterian Church to Host Dual Service
Evangelist George Stephens will preach at morning and evening services at First Presbyterian church this Sunday. High Point Young People's conference concluded at First M.P. church with a banquet. about 100 delegates attended. 137 High School students made honor roll in the third six weeks of 1928 29. Walter Crissman and O Arthur Kirkman Jr among 117 law license applicants before the state Supreme Court. President Coolidge returns to Washington after dedicating Bok tower at Mountain Lake Florida. Col Charles Lindbergh plans to visit Herbert Hoover in Florida before Pan American mail service launch. Virginia Hoover Democrats invited to join the GOP.
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George Stephens
First Presbyterian Church
Groundhog
Ice Man
High Point Young People’s Conference
Walter E. Crissman
O. Arthur Kirkman, Jr
State Supreme Court
N.C.U
U. Va
President Coolidge
Washington
Bok
Mountain Lake
Fla
Charles A. Lindbergh
Herbert Hoover
Florida
United States
Panama
Virginia Hoover
GOP
Be a Bull in Hard Times and Building Boom Hints
A compiler’s notice reflects a Saturday editorial urging courage in a temporary financial stringency. It predicts an unprecedented building boom as demobilization frees labor and money. It also calls for demobilizing toy soldiers and cautions against militaristic influence on children.
Umbrella Museum to Open in Novana Italy
A new umbrella museum will open in Novana Italy. The city quotes the event as a unique tribute to bumbershoots and they note the irony of losing one there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novana
Italy
Former judge becomes maitre d hotel at Ambassador New York
In New York Eugene a former Rome magistrate and Vatican judge now serves as maitre d hotel at the Ambassador on Park Avenue. He favors subtle atmosphere over showy appeal and reads Dante and Homer at night when insomnia strikes. The piece also notes Schwab Castle and Mayoral residence prospects on Riverside Drive.
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Eddie
el Morocco
Mon Paris
New York
Casa Manana
Francis Scott Key
Billy Rose
Diamond Horseshoe
Lissen
Park Avenue
Wakefield
Park Central
Ambassador
Park v Avenue
Eugene
Rome
Europe
Holy Rota
Vatican
Ambassador Dining Room
Schwab
Riverside Drive
Charlie Schwab
City of
la Guardia
Amusing Food Bonds and Victorian Dining in Brief
Spot-jottings note amateur cooks Otto Soglow F J Emmerich and Gene Lamb in friendly rivalry. Emmerich can select cut and broil sirloin for six enjoying big appetites. The Octar o Hotel Oxford Pa hosts remarkable Victorian what-nots in dining room. Society of Virginia Women in New York aids 96 shut-ins in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Soglow
F. J. Emmerich
Gene Lamb
Cub
Emmerich
Octorao Hotel
Oxford
Society of Virginia Women
New York
Virginia
Harlem
Shadows and Birds in Penmanship and Winter Life
A Sacramento friend signs in grand shaded strokes recalling a penman’s path under Palmer and Robbins. The piece notes a family war of bluejays versus squirrels for winter nuts and describes coffeehouse refuges for elderly women on stormy days.
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Robbins
Sacramento
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