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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1939
Page
2
Readable weather note reports a low of 39 and high of 45 with no rainfall. Missing dates and locations but indicates Tuesday or today’s local conditions. No further actionable data provided.
North Carolina fair with colder east portion tonight and rain at night then possible mountains Wednesday. South Carolina fair tonight with increasing cloudiness and possible coastal warmth. showers Wednesday night. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville moderate northwest shifting to east Wednesday. SandY Hook to Hatteras sees strong northwest winds with partly overcast tonight and Wednesday.
Charlie Chaplin aims to start filming March 15 on The Dictators a political satire in which a tramp is mistaken for a dictator. Murray Silverstone, head of United Artists, says the comedy will laugh at power and be released next fall worldwide. Potential co stars include Sydney Chaplin Paulette Goddard Fanny Brice and Henry Daniels.
Hollywood February social note reports Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy hosted a nineties era costume party at the Beverly Hills hotel after finishing You Cant Cheat an Honest Man. Stars like Tyrone Power Bert Lahr and Norma Shearer attended in period outfits with photographers chasing Betty Grable and Miss Ross whose backless gown drew focus.
President calls on Congress to approve an additional 150 million dollars for the Works Progress Administration to keep 3,000,000 rolls through February and March and avoid abrupt cuts. He warns that drastic reductions after April 1 would force 6 to 8 million Americans off aid and into private distress.
The article reports that the United States may hesitate on Spain until Britain and France act. Secretary Hull acknowledged a letter from Representative McCormack but did not specify a reply. Observers expect Washington to wait for definite European moves before taking a position.
Insurgent Generalissimo Franco pledged friendly relations with the new Spain. Senator Leon Berard, French envoy to Burgos, said to have received the assurance and was returning to Paris highly satisfied after exploratory talks. Possible recognition by Britain and France followed the Burgos visit.
Kentucky health officials announced a rushed typhoid vaccine campaign for 250000 people in eastern Kentucky flood districts. Emergency health stations were to be set up across 30 counties affected by Ohio and tributary floods, with distribution across the Lick Fork Kentucky Cumberland and Big Sandy river regions.
Readers are invited to send problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Letters will be answered in these columns.
The letter counsels Worried to balance family concerns with personal growth. It urges avoiding secrecy, encouraging education and self support, and emphasizes knowing more than one young man before choosing a husband while preserving reputation. It warns against private meetings without consent and urges patience and time.
A father hesitates to buy a car and a mother to furnish the home until they survey the market closely. They note a dated belief that a daughter should go with the first suitable suitor she meets, excluding other potentially better matches.
A writer argues fear of a daughter with many admirers leads to labeling her as fast, but distinguishes between popularity and lack of discretion. The piece urges girls to keep reasonable hours and behave discreetly within social norms.
A 15 year old girl writes that her family makes her life miserable and she feels different from peers. She prefers studies and hobbies to parties, and asks for guidance from Miss Mansfield.
A child known as Great Garbo enjoys imitating voices and acting out plays at home. She pretends to be the Queen of Sheba while washing dishes and helps with all household chores.
A youngest sibling laments constant teasing from brother and sister and parents who laugh along. They vow to pursue writing despite the mockery and aim to rise above being the family laughing stock.
A reader expresses a desire for harmony at home while balancing friendships, sports, and movies. They ask for steps to achieve peace without losing social life. The note ends with a cryptic line “8. 6.”
The advice urges ignoring taunts and responding with humor rather than anger. It notes that taking oneself too seriously invites teasing from family. It encourages smiling at situations and matching light teasing to defuse friction and preserve harmony.
In a measured appeal a speaker tells a jealous youth he is weak to fear rivals and urges him to endure tests of love and time. He should compete on merit, avoid isolation tactics, and keep his name free from petty deception while pursuing fair victory.
A caring note urges a young person to avoid oversensitivity during adolescence. It emphasizes growing up brings fatigue and responsibilities, warns against carrying a chip on the shoulder, and encourages continuing writing or acting to pursue success in either or both pursuits.
Parents and relatives are urged to avoid teasing one child over others. Jokes and banter should be light and temperate to protect each child’s happiness. Do not single out a family member as a goat in humor.
The North Carolina classis of the Evangelical and Reformed church opened in Charlotte with election of officers. Dr. L. W. Goebel of Chicago will speak tonight as part of the general synod. Committees report on yearly activities. convention adjourns tomorrow night.
Chinese guerrillas blew up a culvert on the Tientsin Peiping railway near Langfang blocking traffic. The disruption was expected to be temporary as General Gen Sugiyama arrived in Tientsin for an inspection tour of North China.
In Valencia on February 7 General Jose Miaja, head of all central zone forces for the Spanish Government, declared that as long as any ground remains in his zone they shall continue to fight.
Edward Stephens aged 17 and Iron Thompson 21 pleaded guilty to robbing Mrs. Mary E K Barnes widow of a Confederate veteran. Mrs Barnes was tied gagged and nine youths looted her house taking money and jewelry.
A Senate committee report by Dr. Harley Lutz found states would lose about 96 million dollars yearly if exemptions on government securities are eliminated. The study, requested by New York comptroller Morris Tremain, notes higher federal taxation would raise interest costs for states and municipalities. New York would face 27.245 million loss, New Jersey 17 million, with net national effects favoring federal revenue but reduced overall gains due to interest costs.
Wood Colon 24 a Dent employe of American Bakries was injured when his motorcycle collided with a Stevens car at Ward and Ewell streets. He was taken to Guilford General Hospital with bruises and a scalp wound as police investigate. no arrest reported.
Federal agents opened an inquiry into a kidnap threat against Marie Louise Hulburd 18 daughter of a Chicago investment broker. The note mailed from Boston promised abduction from Era kine school she attends. Hulburd told friends she could not guess who sent it.
An explosion at a London electric power station on February 7 spread alarm in the east end with initial fears of Irish Republican Army activity. Later officials attributed the blast to a transformer failure burning out cables.
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