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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1935
Page
4
A compact moral note urges caution with friends and guides. It cites Micah 7 5 warning against trusting others and a Guilzot sentiment that a wise man keeps his own secrets.
Embers of the Hauptmann jury weigh an offer to perform on stage after convicting Richard Bruno Hauptmann in the Lindbergh kidnap case. The foreman notes the jury has not decided on any proposal, stressing they fulfilled their duty despite a verdict delivered in just over 11 hours.
A call urging two local state legislators to back Civil Service for city workers on merit rather than partisan influence. The piece argues long-standing support for a fair employment basis to protect meritorious service from political manipulation and heavy-handed tactics.
The piece argues removing police and firemen from political influence to end vote buying and protect competent workers. It cites Raleigh and High Point, noting that apolitical fire and police service would cleaner elections and stronger city defense against crime and fires.
The court’s ruling, led by Chief Justice Hughes, frames the gold clause decision as about government power over contracts rather than politics. Analysts see both affirmation and legal doubt, with markets reacting as uncertainty ends and confidence slowly returns to Main Street and Wall Street.
The Twin City Sentinel notes Oscar Johnston may serve as a government appointee abroad to address international cotton economic issues rather than state affairs. The plan aims to ease European trade barriers and strengthen U S Europe cotton trade as world commerce tightens.
The piece argues that years must be battered down to ensure prosperity and avoid international conflict. It highlights cotton as a key American commodity in a non competitive field and endorses Mr. Johnston's efforts abroad to lower trade barriers and aid King Cotton's prospects.
A New York subway beggar case shows a man found with 31.60 in change and nearly 2500 in bills after arrest for begging. The piece notes mendicancy is longstanding and cites examples from Baltimore and other cities, including a French village tale about a representative beggar.
A harsh critique surfaces about Huey Long as critics urge impeachment talks in Louisiana. The piece portrays Long as a dangerous demagogue provoking press clashes and calls for civil action while warning of his growing power and the public’s reaction amid economic strain.
The Charlotte News notes a shift toward local action as Main Street becomes the frontline for rebuilding stability. Citizens trade concerns and deal with property values while government functions grow broader, signaling a gradual return to workable plans and trust in leadership.
Secretary Morgenthau tells reporters not to worry about the dollar and instead concentrate on continuing output and economic growth. He emphasizes sustaining production to support employment and national wealth amid ongoing financial pressures.
A man who remarried his former wife to keep her as a bridge partner likely faced a tough time sourcing alibis during the separation.
Nation’s educators led by 225000 NEA and smaller groups vow a sustained campaign defending scholastic freedom of speech against William Randolph Hearst style attacks. Leaders decry budget cuts, wage scales and the push to leash teachers as they mobilize allies in religious and liberal labor circles.
A journal style column from New York sketches vivid glimpses of mail surprises, Vernon Howe Bailey autographs, Herbert late night composition habits, Maurice Guest as a revelation, Colleen Moore’s house value, Broadway fashions, and odd street vignettes. The piece blends cultural names with city life observations and humorous asides.
George and Diane Fitzmaurice spent the weekend at a picturesque Welsh castle, boasting 36 private bathrooms as a humorous measure of real hospitality. William Lyon Phelps was seen with an umbrella at a matinee while critic Phil Baker mocked a short-lived work.
The President plans to personally decide key administration actions, with Public Works Administrator Ickes Relief Administrator Hopkins Housing Administrator Moffett TVA Director Morgan and CCC Director Fechner named as possible but the President will make the final calls, signaling a shift from delegating to subordinates.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls finishing magazine proofs before dinner and an envisioned voyage. References to Captain C 0 and a ship Hu lai voyage from Honolulu to distant islands hint at a peril or misread life boat. A sunset river walk near the Bois de Boulogne and scenes near Place Bastille end the vignette.
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