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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1938
Page
5
The article outlines a long running dispute between Haiti and the Dominican Republic rooted in racial and national pride. It notes shared border, colonial history, and repeated tensions over identity, labor, and sovereignty, with U S mediation affecting fragile neighborly relations.
Olive Roberts Barton discusses juvenile self control and parental guidance as children grow from infancy to early adulthood. She notes the evolving influence of inner impulses, the need for teachable moments, and the difficulty of directing behavior amid rapid development and changing life pressures. Haiti and the United States debt context is briefly mentioned regarding annual refinancing and bond ownership.
A discussion on how absorbing interest in early childhood challenges obedience. It describes impulse as a drive that tempts, the learning that underlies careless acts, and how parents should distinguish between curiosity and mischief. The piece links temptation to development, noting adults’ view differs from a child’s experience.
In Thom asville on February 21 Judge C W Gilliam revoked licenses for Oscar Bryant Fred Sowers and Gilmer Taylor after guilty pleas to drunken driving They each paid $60 fine and court costs and lost driving privileges for one year Ralph Deaton Jr of Greensboro was convicted of speeding after a wreck in fog on the Thomasville Lexington highway and taxed with court costs damages settled.
Raleigh parole officials said they would seek full pardons for Jack and Marion Ammons, convicted of mutilating mountaineer John Hart. Asheville Sheriff Brown disclosed Hart confessed he personally performed the emasculation attempt, amid new details from a trial five years past.
Dr. Luther L. Gobbel president of Greensboro College and Dr. W. A. Lambeth presiding elder of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will speak at a sectional Greensboro alumnae meeting in Winston Salem on Wednesday night.
Dr. Francis E. Townsend, 71, old age pension advocate, says he will serve a 30 day contempt sentence en route to Washington and even if President Roosevelt pardons him. Senator Wheeler is mentioned in connection with the matter.
Washington sources disclosed that the individual asked President Roosevelt for a pardon for a former pension campaigner. The campaigner had been sentenced for contempt of the House of Representatives.
Greensboro reports the 100th anniversary of Greensboro College will be celebrated in May with activities planned to observe a century of the institution's history. The event highlights the college's long-standing presence and community impact in the area.
A dramatic tournament for high school students in western North Carolina will be held at Western Carolina Teachers' College on March 3 and 4.
Turkey announces a broader program to exploit its mineral resources, aiming to boost domestic production and export potential. Officials indicate focus on newly identified ore deposits and expansion of processing capacity across mining regions.
Three Woodard brothers James 24 Wallace 21 and Orley 20 died in a rambling frame farmhouse fire in Salem New York. Nine survivors escaped wearing only nightgowns as the blaze trapped the others in their rooms. The dead were sons of Mr and Mrs Worden Woodard who fled with six other children and a house guest.
Joseph W. Catharine of Brooklyn N Y president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards will speak at a Winston Salem real estate board meeting March 3 Members from boards across the state have been invited to attend.
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