Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

We have 6,271,698 pages in North Carolina

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1939

Page

2

John Farmer Trades With Nazis Under German Barter Plan

A report describes Midwest farmer cooperatives pursuing barter with Germany using wheat or lard for farm machinery barbed wire and poultry netting. Transactions move via German consul, tariffs and transport costs apply, with credits recorded only when shipments depart Germany.

Andrue Washington John Farmer Germany Midwest John United States Import Board Reich

Resurgence of Democracy Predicted by Dr Benes

Dr Edouard Benes, former president of Czechoslovakia, arriving as visiting professor at the University of Chicago, predicted that democracy will return to Europe. He argued that liberty and authoritarianism move in cycles and that democracies will eventually stand firm.

DR. Benes Chicago Europe Edouard Benes Czechoslovakia University of Chi Cago

Local North Carolina Weather Forecast

Fair and continued cold night with clouding Friday and slight warmth. Winds from north to northeast favoring coastal areas. Hatteras to Jacksonville shows fair weather tonight. Sandy Hook to Hatteras expects moderate to fresh north winds with fair conditions tonight and Friday.

North Carolina Hatteras Jacksonville Sandy Hook

Thomasville Names Richardson Fingerprint Expert

E R Richardson of Wilmington has been secured as fingerprint and identification expert for the Thomasville police department. He will assume duties February 20 after a prior post with Wilmington police and New Hanover County officers. He is a graduate of the Institute of Applied Science of Chicago and comes highly recommended by officials in Wilmington and New Hanover County.

The Enterprise Bureau Commerce Street Thomasville E. R. Richardson Wilmington F. C. Smith Richardson Smithfield Police Department of New Hanover County Institute of Applied Science of Chicago

Hold Hearing On Mail Order Booze Measure Continued

A legislative panel weighs stricter controls on mail order alcohol while the joint appropriations committee reviews biennial allotments. The education department gains a $52,691,313 school allotment and targeted salary increases, provoking remarks about lobbying by female supporters.

Ciliary Department of Justice Highway Patrol Joint Appropriations Committee Appropriations Committee Budget Commission Worthington Pitt Pickens Guilford Finance Committee

Secretary McIntyre Stricken With Illness At White House

Marvin H. McIntyre secretary to President Roosevelt fell ill with intestinal influenza and is hospitalized. He cannot accompany the President to the South. William D. Hassett will take his place while Stephen Early's assistant stays in Washington.

Washington Marvin H. McIintyre Roosevelt Naval Hospital McIntyre White House South William D. Hassett Stephen Early Early

McManus Elected President of Highland Y M C A

In a meeting at the Highland Y M C A building T Olin McManus was elected president of the Highland Community Y M C A. The advisory committee and board of directors plan a community program with officers including A O McManus as president and J C Whitt as vice president.

Young Men's Christian Association T. Olin McManus Highland Community Y. M. C. A Highland Community “‘Y A. O. McManus J. C. Whitt L. C. Dennis G. R. Ward H. F. Hunsucker L. M. Young Jack Hunsucker L. M. Grant W. A. Price Grady Jarrett I. O. Dennis Rev. T. G. Smith Glenn Calhoune F. C. Whitt Preston McDonald Robert Parker T. G. Smith Jasper Cates Buck Anderson Elmer Norman J. Upton Edgar Hartley

Rivers Rising Across Eastern North Carolina After Storm

Eastern North Carolina faced rising rivers after a wind and rain storm. The Neuse and Tar rivers topped banks in multiple towns, flooding areas including Princeville and Kinston, with preparations and road closures reported. About 60 people became homeless in Asheville, and Wilson saw about 5000 dollars in wind damage to tobacco barns and trees.

Raleigh North Carolina Beaverview Asheville Smithfield Goldsboro Kinston Tarboro Greenville Princeville Cape Fear Fayetteville Roanoke Williamston Wilson Wayne County F. M. Edgerton The Highway Commission Neuse Robeson County Long Branch

FDR Charged With Okaying French Deal In Debates

Debate over a French aircraft contract continue as the House approves a large defense measure. Key figures including Louis Johnson and C J Peoples testified in closed sessions as Congress plans to begin work on the defense bill.

Sheppard House Louis Johnson C. J. Peoples Treasury H. E. Collins Peoples Charles W. Yost Arms and Munitions Office State Department

State Deaths in Asheboro and Area Obituaries

Finley W. Shaw 67 of Cedar Falls died after a week with heart trouble. Surviving: widow Rebecca Jenkins three sons W H J C of Troy A W Shaw Cedar Falls sister Mrs Fred Allred Worthville and 15 grandchildren. Final rites for Arthur Tatum 11 of Randleman held at Neighbors Grove church after pneumonia death. Mrs C W Cranford funeral at First Methodist with War Mothers and American Legion pallbearers listed.

Finley W. Shaw Asheboro Cedar Falls Worthville Union Church G.S. Wallace Cedar Falls Baptist Church E. C. Williams Liberty Worthville Arthur Tatum Ashebors Arthur Tatum Preston Tatum Randleman C. W J. C. Senter G. P. Pritchard A. L. Ferree and Arthur Burkhead

Mrs Jane Miller 76 Dies After One Day Illness

Thomasville special report says Mrs Jane Miller widow of Alex Miller Randolph county died at home of her son Frank Miller Trinity route one after a day with paralysis. Funeral services set for Friday 2:30 at Pleasant Grove church led by Rev W M Rathburn with interment in church cemetery. Survived by five daughters two in Thomasville route one and two in Trinity route one, a sister Mary Tant of Randolph county, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Thomasville Jane Miller Frank Miller Trinity Route One Jeff Kinley Vance Warner Annie Pierce Maude Pierce Trinity Mary Tant Randolph County

Pilot survives three day trek after mountain crash

Spokane weather pilot Roy Shreck escaped a crash in the North Idaho mountains. Ice weighed wings and he trekked through deep snow to a woodcutter’s cabin, guiding himself with a compass before reaching Coeur dAlene. He rested at home after reaching civilization.

Spokane Wash Roy Shreck Idaho Shreck Civilization

Huge Hotel Blackstone Robbery Probed in Miami Beach

Detective Chief Earl Carpenter said solving the $125,000 hotel raid may hinge on memory of New York widow Mrs. Antonina Marco, victim of the theft. Five unmasked bandits trapped 10 people and pried into 16 strongboxes at 4 am, using tape and gloves to avoid fingerprints as insurers reassessed the loss downward from $200,000.

Miami Beach Fla Earl Carpenter Blackstone Antonina Marco New York Carpenter Marco

Legion Post Calls For Higher Teacher Pay In North Carolina

The Donelson-Hawkins post of the American Legion asks the state administration to abolish high-salaried boards to fund higher teacher salaries. The Lions Club also supports salary increases and social security benefits for retirement-age teachers through proposed law revisions.

New Bern Donelson-Hawkins Post American Legion Lions Club

Vivacious Actress Clau­dette in Verse and Puzzle

Puzzle list references Claudette as a lively actress and hints at a previous answer. Clues cover poetry pieces, craft terms, foods, measurements, and various wordplay items forming a broad crossword style set.

Glass Eye Reappears After Hunting Accident Incident

In Blue Rapids George Barker lost a glass eye during a raccoon hunt eighteen years ago. Louie Cherney fishing near Barker’s ground hauled up the eye in a creek net. Barker claimed the recovered eye. In Chicago a gunman fled after robbing Frances Matthes of a coin box containing about $100 in nickels.

Blue Rapids Has George Barker Louie Cherney Barker Chicago Frances Matthes

Newlyweds Start Married Life in Bliss Village

Clarence couple J. F. Stenson and his wife begin their life together after a ceremony and wedding breakfast at Lovejoy restaurant. They now reside in their new Bliss village home.

Goddp Clarence N. Y J. F. Stenson Lovejoy Village of Bliss

Keenan Expected To Resign From White House Post

Washington report says Joseph B. Keenan, longtime White House contact on Capitol Hill, is likely to resign soon as assistant to the attorney general. He arranged a pre Christmas retirement with President Roosevelt but awaits an official White House announcement. Keenan hopes to stay useful, may practice law in Ohio or New York, and has denied plans to join partners in Butler or Bulkley.

Washington Joseph B. Keenan White House Capitol Hill Keenan Roosevelt Ohio New York James Butler Robert J. Bulkley Harvey Bailey George Machine Gun" Kelly

Neuse River Flood Surges Toward Record Depths

Heavy rains push the Neuse River to near 21 feet at Goldsboro and crest forecasts of 19 or more feet by Monday in Kinston. Tar River at Tarboro rises toward Princeville while Greenville sees 16.9 feet and the upper Cape Fear shows a second rise. Weather official Lee A. Denson notes recent rapid gains and local bank overflows.

Raleigh Goldsboro Lee A. Denson Kinston Tarboro Princeville Greenville Cape Fear Denson Smithfield

Just Not Room Enough To Fill In His Name

Durham Sun reports a letter from the Federal Social Security Department noting missing data on Christopher Columbus Mulholland Jr in its last quarterly report. The paper plans to respond clarifying that Christopher Columbus Mulholland Jr is the same person, asking for a single-line name if required and more space.

Durham Christopher Columbus Durham Sun Federal Social Security Department Mulholland, Sr Christopher Columbus Mulholland, Jr

Bandits Escape With 35000 In Norwalk Robbery

Five bandits halted two bank messengers and a policeman in Norwalk Connecticut as they seized a registered shipment of currency worth about 35000 from the post office route to City National Bank. The thieves fled after pistol fire missed the officer and a slugging melee. The money came from the Federal Reserve Bank in New York City.

Norwalk Conn City National Bank Federal Reserve Bank New York City

Theft of an aluminum rooster and roadster on Durham porch

Durham February 16. R L Brame reports theft of a ham from a back porch in an aluminum rooster. Police file blotter and radio patrols. Officers question the make of roadster and what a roadster is doing on the porch while chasing a blurred report image.

Durham R. L. Brame

Woman Receives Blood Transfusion From Son

Mrs. Tom Russell, hospitalized at City Memorial with a throat infection, received a blood transfusion last night from her son Lindsey Russell. Hospital officials would not comment on her condition beyond saying she is resting easily.

The Enterprise Bureau Commerce Street Thomasville Tom Russell City Memorial Hospital Lindsey Russell Russell

Thomasville Rotary Favors Nine Month School Plan

Thomasville Rotary Club discussed a proposed nine month school at a regular meeting held at the Methodist Hut. A delegation from P T A groups presented the plan and asked endowments. Mrs. Williams spoke on the proposal while a Home Orphanage trio entertained the gathering.

Thomasville Thomasville Rotary Club P.T. A Appea Rot Robert Willia Main Street T.A Vernon Snyd Colonial Dr Tom Einste Kern Str Williams M Home N. B. Lo Glenn Pennington

Local Officer Tom Russell's Family Ties Noted

Thomasvige and his wife are linked to Officer Tom Russell of the police force. His home is stated as 114 College Street in this city.

Thomasvige Tom Russell Police Force College Street Cit

Also Mentioned on This Page

Me OF Linnes Theatres Joany Kentucky Loretta Young Richard Greene Walter Brennan Broadhurst Broadway Woman of the Shadows Kay Francis Paramount Robert Young Ruth Hussy Lew Ayres Guy Kibbee Carolina Sherlock Holmes Michael Whalen Chick Chandler Miss X Alasto Tenth Avenue Kid Bruce Cabot Beverly Roberts Charlotte Official Weather Bureau Mobile Mt. Mitchell New Orleans San Antonio San Francisco Spartanburg Tampa T'ville ARMY John Howard Mary Carlisle McManus Officers of Highland Community E. N.C FDR Panama Canal Senate Bridges Hugh Wilson Joseph P. Kennedy William C. Bullitt London Paris Clark D-Mo Barbour R-Nj D-Tex Senate Military Committee Rayburn Mrs Pilot Safe Legion Post WAY Made Claudette Ince France Ss. A Spain St. Paul Charles Ward the Enterprise Bure Goodyear Welt North Main Street Elgin America
Search Courier

Search the High Point Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The High Point Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication