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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1938
Page
4
A reflective pairing of biblical and literary quotes contemplates inner peace and virtue as guiding stars for the heart. The verses remark on comfort, courage, and the enduring link between peace and virtue.
Diversion of gas tax revenue to the general fund is blocked by a new statute requiring exhaustion of all general fund reserves before diversion. The compromise keeps highway resources intact for now, with lawmakers like Clarence Stone, Bill Fenner, and Don Johnston expected to push to strengthen highway fund defenses in 1939.
Beal, former communist, begins a 17 to 20 year sentence for conspiracy to mar, entering a state prison as he issues a press statement described as a polished and forceful communique. Observers doubt his authorship, suspecting a ghostwriter or a more educated mind behind the covert rhetoric and Russia stay.
The remark argues Beal fails to convey genuine understanding of communism in speech versus his book. It contrasts perceived incompetence in spoken rhetoric with clearer insight in written work.
Pressure mounts to back the Federal Housing act with vigorous propaganda and local housing committees. The move aims to boost home building, address long standing shortages, and support slum clearance, with the goal of stimulating commercial and industrial activity nationwide.
The piece laments European hesitation as Germany under Hitler redefines postwar order. France and Britain seek a concerted response to German moves against Austria, while the world watches whether old victors will curb the revival of German strength or let it advance.
Police pledge municipal cleanup with midnight parking ban enforcement. The editorial cautions broad notice before towing and urges consistent enforcement to avoid normalizing violations and penalizing the unalert.
The policy aims to imprint the intention on the public, with Saturday night chosen to begin enforcement. Officials foresee a chance for effective advertising and urge an intensive advertising campaign.
Rev. Israel Harding Noe recovers from a period of starvation adding 40 pounds to his skeletal frame. He plans to follow his bishop's advice and abandon starvation, as bishops widely value moderate food. The piece notes his emotional intensity earns sympathy yet proves only that zeal can distort material values without changing them, as bread remains essential to life.
Carnegie recalls a Springfield audience struggle with a loud echo and learns to cope by changing mindset. He cites Admiral Peary’s polar ascent and Bob Davis’s hopeful journalism as examples of resilience and positive conduct.
A collection of statements includes Arthur T. Vanderbilt calling for updated justice administration, Sophie Tucker declaring readiness to take any role, and Dr Erno Laszlo noting the eye reflects both the soul and the stomach.
In New York City February 17 1938 feature notes Bill's at 56th Street and First Avenue as Manhattan's oldest saloon. Now run by the original owner's son and grandson, it remains a neighborhood spot with familiar ritual and decor. Columns on staff, patrons, and local figures mix with colorful anecdotes from dining rooms to hat checks and nearby hangouts.
The United States plans targeted radio broadcasts to South America to curb Nazi influence. In a symbolic clash, a mock confrontation pits Charlie McCarthy against Hitler, signaling wartime morale efforts.
A retired army officer warns that national defense has become a political football while budget observers note an unbalanced line in defense spending and policy.
The first new Ford in High Point was delivered this afternoon to Rev. Lewis Mc Farland, superintendent of the North Carolina Friends Meeting. He noted it was the eighth Ford he had bought since taking up the state work. Von Cairo reports.
A reader from High Point North Carolina writes that the nation endures tough times but the sun will shine soon when the president secures the Supreme Court as he desires. He urges faith and personal salvation as guidance for the working class.
Washington February 17. The announced naval policy aims to keep a battle fleet large enough for both coasts though actual readiness favors the Pacific. Admiral Leahy notes a long standing policy of a single ocean fleet. Vinson and Hull seek to reassure isolationists while signaling a bigger budget to defend coasts and possessions. The administration balances broader international aims with stay-at-home sentiment amid public education efforts.
The Ente notes sour war weariness with Kaiser illness and social effects this summer. It mentions Hoover orders, bread policy, and Italian Austro‑Hungarian war policing of women. It comments on American soldiers fighting ambition and Congress actions.
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