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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1938

Page

2

Weather Summary From Charlotte NC Ahead of Sunday

Local weather bulletin reports mostly cloudy conditions for Carolina regions with cooler north and west portions. Winds southerly shifting to northwest, moderate to fresh, with showers possible inland and along the coast. Data covers 24 hours ending 7:30 a.m. and includes notes on temperatures and rainfall in cotton growing areas.

Carolina Rota Mostis Jacksonville Blotte N. C Weather Bureau Princotton

Bitter with Congress opens on anti trust charges

The article reports on strong criticisms from Sarges and others about anti trust enforcement. It questions why offenders are not brought to trial and who they are. It notes the Manufacturers' Association urging unity to curb the depression and restore employment as Congress prepares to open. It also mentions Senator Copeland’s criticisms and the looming November employment report and presidential address shaping tax, budget, wage, farm aid, naval construction, and other legislative actions.

Manufacturers’ Association Copeland N. Y

Thirty Thousand Military Planes Ready for War

News reports indicate global air power buildup with Italy and Germany prioritizing aviation. Estimates place axis warplane output at capacity as Britain France and the United States maintain sizable fleets. observers note Musolini could raise 10,000 pilots from emergency reserves and Italy plans for 20 000 fliers.

Italy Germany Russia Miltoberivers Mus- Tah Bon Nations British Empire France C. G. Fey Merten Air Force

Hoey Prioritizes Parole in 1937 as System Shows Results

Governor Hoey elevates parole to a top activity in 1937, reporting 883 state prisoners paroled and 851 meeting conditions. The article outlines parole measures, success rates, and the system's operation with emphasis on compliance and oversight.

Hoey

Parole program gains strength under Gov Hoey in 1937

Commissioner Edwin Gill notes North Carolina built an integrated parole system under Gov Clyde R Hoey during 1937. He cites 883 paroles issued, 32 revoked, and 186 paroles from prior administrations revoked, with ongoing interstate cooperation and regular reviews of felons and parolees.

Edwin Gill Associated Press Raleigh Clyde R. Hoey North Carolina Probation Authority Central Prison Govrnor Hoey Hoey Ehringhaus and Ehringhaus Huey Ebringhaus

New Year’s Photo Resolutions for Snapshot Guild

John van Guilder lists New Year resolutions for photographers. Emphasizes thinking before shooting, camera as tool, creating interesting images with central ideas, lighting, and composition. Encourages spotting hidden pictures and learning from mistakes to make more and better pictures.

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Powerful Opposition Expected For Half Of N. C. Congressmen

North Carolina faces fierce primary battles as at least six of eleven Democratic incumbents may face strong opposition in 1938. District by district, potential foes include Archie Gay, A. O. Dickens, Graham Barden, Charlie Abernethy Jr., Harold Copley, Lon Folger, Bill Umstead, Bayard Clark, Welter Lambeth, A. L. Bulwinkle, Bob Coughton, and Zeb Weaver, with possible challengers in several seats. The landscape shows incumbents likely to campaign actively to secure renomination.

Raleigh North Carolina Lindsay Warren Washington Eam Albemarle Coast Guard Warren Q. Saunders Elisabeth City Asquatank Capital Yat Troy T. Barnes Wilson Archie Gay Northampton A. O. Dickens Gay Dickens Kerr Graham Barden Charlie Abernethy, Jr New Bern Ed Summeralll Onslow Henry Stevens Duplin American Legion Harold Copley Cooley A. D Lon) Folger Surry Democratic National Committee Frank Hancock Bob Reynolds Py Marehall Kare Winston-Salem Forsyth Lon Bill’ Umstead Durham Guilford Earl Rives Ben Cone George Penny BE. Jones Burlington Bayard Clark Clayton Grant Wilmington New Hanover John Jay Burney Clark Tur Burney Welter Lambeth Ernest A. L. Bulwinkle Charlotte Ham Jones Bob" Coughton Zeb Weaver Congress Roy Pranels Haywood Countian

Rubens on stamps highlights the prolific Flemish master

The article praises Peter Paul Rubens for vast canvases and bold ideas, noting his life of art from Italy to Belgium. It highlights the 24 painting Marie de Medici series and his retouching by himself, with famous works like Massacre of the Innocents and The Garden of Love. The stamp shown is a 1930 Belgium issue from the Antwerp exhibition.

Peter Paul Rubens Rubens Marie de Medici France Antwerp Medici Italy Belgium Peter NEA Service, Inc

Death Notice William E Hagai 84 Thomasville

William E Hagai, 84, died at his Thomasville home after a long illness. Survived by four sons John Hagai of Roanoke Virginia Charles Hagai Cleatus Hagai Burt Hagai and two daughters Mrs Ervin Bryant and Mrs W L Warner, both of Thomasville. Funeral plans pending word from a son. Body to Rest at home of daughter-in-law Mrs W F Hagai.

William &. Hagai Thomasville William E. Hagai Blair Street John FE. Hagst Roanoke Charles and Cleatus Hagai Burt Hagai Ervin Bryant W L. Warner W. F. Hagai

Copper fashionable color for season blends with hues

Copper ranks among the lowest fashion colors and is predicted to be exceedingly popular this season. It pairs with yellow brown dusty rose blue and green and looks smart with black gray or beige. It enhances dark fur coats and flatters most complexions.

Who Is Silvia and Linda's Rising Stardom

Linda Benton learns she may share her late mother’s fame as Silvia Star, a mysterious singer captivating the city. Public curiosity grows as Linda balances fame, loneliness, and a possible link to her mother while rumors swirl about Captain Trent’s fate and a lost expedition.

Linda Barry Reggie Grimes Our Fair City Silvia Linda Audubon Tony Miranda Silvia Star Mrs. Campagno Trent Texas Barrymore Trent Captain Trent Magda Shirley Aurelius Panama

Steady gain on farms to halt in 1938 observed

Discussion notes farm production in 1937 was the largest on record and calls for markets to absorb abundance. Officials cite potential price stabilization legislation, better export prospects, and government payments, while noting weaker domestic demand, bumper crops, higher costs, and rising real estate taxes. Global reports touch Spain war events, NRA ties, and New Year reflections.

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Insurgents Retake Teruel as Writers Hit in Shang

Reported by Havas Paris, a party of 11 correspondents with Insurgent press officers rode in five cars amid the Teruel battle. Times reporter Harry Philby wounded in left thigh and other journalists injured or wounded as captions note. The dispatch notes left thigh wound and a head injury in one.

Teruel Shang.hai Harry Philby Times of London Havas Lovals

War and diplomacy frame early New Year fronts

Reports from Tokyo indicate a push to cultivate U S friendship as Britain initiates liberalized diplomacy. Armies move with men still marching as the new year begins, signaling ongoing wartime adjustments and strategic messaging across allied lines.

Tokyo U. S England

Insurgents Retake Teruel and Shanghai Attacks Reported

Journal recounts insurgent actions in Teruel and a Shanghai incident where grenades and grenades were thrown into a Japanese mill on Robinson road with no injuries. It notes Japanese forces advancing in Shantung toward Tientsin Pukow railway, capturing Pinghin and Fetching, and pressing toward Yenchow, while bombing near Heuchow and Tsingtao. American consul in Tsingtao reports no immediate danger to U.S. lives or property.

Robinson Road Shanghai Shantung Province Tientsin-Pukow Taian Tsingtao Pinghin Yenchow Tsehang Tsinan-Tsingtao Heuchow Lunghai Samuel Sokobin United States

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