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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1940
Page
4
Reflections on 1930s Economy and Public Works Prospects
The author reviews 1930s economic trends citing unemployment remaining high, a 8 percent inflation, and a mixed recovery despite higher production. Questions about durable improvements, the role of priming, and potential public works to sustain jobs and demand are posed as the era’s economy shifts from wartime disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedt Reserve Bank
Couny
Pepe
Ground swell backs Reynolds for President amid hearsay report
Washington correspondent for the Charlotte Observer says a ten man group backs Senator Reynolds for a presidential run. Reynolds, who would run as a Vindicator, notes the delegation offered to fund his campaign if he enters a state presidential preference primary. The piece contrasts past Tammany support for Alfred E. Smith with the current slate omitting Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charlotte Observer
Robert R. Reynolds
Reynolds
The Eastwood Rise Through Armour & Company
Dale Carnegie tells how George A. Eastwood rose from Albany office clerk to president of Armour & Company by adding value. He never asked for raises. he offered ideas, improved efficiency, and grew with the firm. The story urges workers to increase job worth to earn promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Armour & Company
Eastwood
George Eastwood
Chicago
George A. Eastwood
HOme Loan Corporation aid to homeowners questioned
The Home Owners Loan Corporation was created to prevent foreclosure by aiding at risk homeowners. Public interest grows in how extensively the program has affected foreclosures and related losses during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homes’ Loan Corporation
H.O.L.C
New York Home Takeover by HOLC Cited in Economic Review
The report notes 25 754 of 80 145 financed New York homes were taken over by HOLC. Officials call it the poorest state showing yet crediting federal intervention with stabilizing indebted homeowners. Morison praises Columbus navigation while Christian Science Monitor weighs political pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H.O.L.C
Samuel Eliot Morison
Harvard University
Columbus
Caribbean
Christian Science Monitor
Spelling Debates and Tax Talk Across North Carolina
Time magazine notes Farley visiting North Calina while The Charlotte News anticipates protests over the state name spelling. The Elizabeth City Advance defends Ehringhaus against sales tax blame, arguing the levy was inevitable in 1933 regardless of governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time
James A. Farley
Calina
Charlotte News
Winston-Salem Sentinel
Manhattan
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
Ehringhaus
Success Scrap Book Invitation for Readers
Readers are encouraged to start a Success Scrap Book by clipping and collecting columns for study and reference. The note invites engagement with inspirational content as a personal learning resource.
Voices on Liberty and Democracy Across Borders
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt defends youth tolerance amid attacks on American Youth Congress by John Hamilton. Dr Arthur Compton warns civilization hinges on democracy’s ideals. Henry Monsky denounces using religion to curb freedom. Dr P R Manson questions liberty foes in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Roosevelt
American Youth Congress
John Hamilton
Henry Monsky
B'nai B'rith
Paying Father Time Local News Conference on Crossings
City manager Knox will hold a conference to consider crossings. Anglers in Davidson County must obtain a fishing license. The city has no candidate for the Democratic county executive committee chair. A two week civil term of court begins Tuesday with many cases on the calendar. About People mentions visits and travel among local residents. News Briefs report Taft’s improving condition and Congressman Burns blaming Republicans for the financial slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Davidson County
Democratic Party
William Howard Taft
Washington
Burns
Tennessee
New York Heartbeat Celebrities In Town Headlines
A parade of stars visits New York venues including Gloria Stuart at Bill's Gay 90s, Mischa Elman unnoted at the Algonquin Supper Club, and Eleanor Roosevelt alighting at Park and 50th. Glimpses of Sallys in Our Alley and a Broadway Ballad note social rumor, fashion, and Broadway names with light, witty anecdotes.
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New York
Gloria Stuart
Hedy Lamarr
William Faversham
John Barrymore
Bill
Mischa Elman
Fiddler
Algonquin
Greta Garbo
Blanche King
Annabella Power
Gene Tunney
Lindy
Nancy Carroll
Armando
Tallulah Bankhead
Eleanor Roosevelt
Park and 50Th
Lynn Fontanne
Fontanne of
Local Volunteers Assist in Nursing Influenza Patients
Twenty years ago fifty volunteers were called to aid in nursing influenza patients. Rev. Dr. J. C. Rowe, father of Dr. Gilbert Rowe, former pastor of Wesley Memorial Church, died at Salisbury today of influenza and pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Rowe
Gilbert Rowe
Wesley Memorial Church
Salisbury
Midtown Vignette: Hayes Struggles With Live Broadcast
Helen Hayes described as The First Lady of the Stage is anxious in front of a microphone. In a broadcast with Orson Welles she forgot her place, confessed I really dont know what to say, then found her cue after a frantic search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Sherman
Florida
Deb Jean Harrington
J. P. Smith
Dolores Grant
Royal Palmaiden
Miami
Adelaide Raleigh
Joe E. Lewis
Frazee Sisters
Tommy Guinan
Hattie Carnegie
Rosemary Coleman
Midtown
Helen Hayes
Orson Welles
Miss Hayes
Dies
William Dudley Pelley
Jey
Pelley
Paw
Local notes and public briefs from Reidsville area
People include G. J. Raper of Reidsville on business and Miss Valette Jones returning from Wilmington. Miss Bessie Hackney of Greensboro stayed with Mrs. T. J. Gold. A medical case and instruments valued at 400 dollars were found on Deep River. later identified as Dr. A. C. Everett's items after a stolen car incident. Hitler seeks painting as a ruse for incendiary aims. Political candidacy chatter grows as conventions approach. Ann Sothern noted for an expensive crescent incision scar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Raper
Reidsville
Valette Jones
Wilmington
Bessie Hackney
Greensboro
T. J. Gold
Wilson
Deep River
High Point
A. C. Everett
Rockingham
New York Novelette of a Tarnished Newsman and His Fall
A famed crack newsman deserts friends and family, drinks heavily, and loses prestige. He travels to South America, then returns to face divorce, job loss, and a world of jeers as editors and peers scrutinize his decline amid wartime tales and New York nightlife scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South America
Payroll tax relief urged as unemployment fund grows
Bruce Catton reports that pressure to modify the state fed eral unemployment system intensifies before Congress adjourns. The fund has risen to about 1.5 billion dollars while small firms complain of onerous payroll taxes and a merit rating system that discourages hiring. The U S Chamber of Commerce notes numerous protests from employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Bruce Catton
U. S
Chamber
Questinaire
Cital
Wconsin
Internal Revenue Bureau
California
Treasury
Japanese Pursue Missing General Declared Dead Years Ago
Japanese authorities say a general once reported dead years ago is being sought again as the nation targets revenge for past deception. The case centers on reopening a long-dormant inquiry into the general's fate and potential pursuit by rival factions.
Tulsa Census Takers Barred From Knuckle Hammers
In Tulsa Oklahoma census takers are given mallets to rap on doors but not to strike knuckles. The hammers are banned for tapping stubborn residents to obtain information.
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Tulsa
Okla
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