A Thought On Parental Guidance And Community Duty
A short quotation compilation echoes moral duty with lines from St Matthew and Shakespeare. The items emphasize reverence for parents and neighborly love as guiding social virtues.
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1936
Page
4
Athletic Council Opposes Dr. Graham Plan for Southern Conference
The athletic council at the University of North Carolina formally opposes Dr. Frank Graham's drastic code for Southern Conference intercollegiate athletics, calling it impractical and unfavorable to the university's athletic program. The council argues the plan would sacrifice practical athletic relations for an idealistic effort, aligning with prior alumni criticism and editorials on football and athletics excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Council
University of North Carolina
Frank Graham
Durham
South
Graham
National Association of State Universities
Southern Conference
Charlotte News
Daily Tar Heel
Ghia
Athletic Association
North Carolina Press Institute Opens Its Winter Meet
The state press hosts the annual North Carolina Press Institute with a diverse lineup of speakers aimed at guiding newspapers toward improved production and clearer editorial direction during this winter gathering. The event showcases experts chosen for practical service to newspapermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Press Institutes
State Press
Press of the state gathers for self-improvement
The piece argues that journalism thrives on dedication and hard work rather than talent alone. It notes young men can succeed with low pay and a love for the craft, highlighting North Carolina as offering unusual opportunities in the newspaper field, while stressing there are no easy jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Lardner
Ross
Banking on Tar Heel Soundness Pays Well
Editorial notes nearly one million dollars in North Carolina county and municipal securities offered in small lots with prices at par or above. Home-grown issues are cited as sounder with better returns, and proponents claim NC soundness has yielded gains compared with earlier times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Queen Mary’s Role as Queen Dowager in Edward VIII Era
The article discusses Queen Mary remaining queen dowager following Edward VIII’s ascension after George V’s death. It notes Britain views the queen as the king’s wife, not his equal, with potential for queen regent only in certain countries. It argues Mary’s influence and judgment would continue to support the monarchy and the wireless king, enriching the royal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward VIII
George V
Mary
Britain
Victoria
Elizabeth
Sweden
Belgium
George
Windsor Name Change Memoir of King George V
The 1917 decree by King George V renamed the British royal house from Wettin to Windsor and ended German titles. Windsor chosen for its long royal association with Windsor Castle and the monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V
Wettin
House and Family of
Windsor
Windsor Castle
Windsor Remains The Name Of Royal Lineage
The passage asserts Windsor as the enduring home of the royal family from William the Conqueror to the present. It notes the names of past and new sovereigns as part of the Windsor line and emphasizes Windsor as the royal family’s fixed designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William the Conqueror
House of Normandy
Windsor
George Frederick Ernest Albert
Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
To A Better Patrol Safety Program Maintained
The schoolboy patrol program will continue in the interest of safety for thousands of grammar school walkers. Past four years show strong safety records, and restrictions now limit patrolling to school neighborhoods to protect patrollers. The community recognizes the program's value and expects improved service from clear understanding.
Not Only a Neighbor's Problem and Public Waste Debates
A long column critiques neighbor obeying traffic laws and praises enforcement limits. It notes the Roosevelt era relief programs face criticism for cost and misuse, citing the Florida Ship Canal debate and Nye Committee relief funding controversy as examples of political excess and fiscal questions. It argues law, not preaching, is needed to ensure safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
WPA
Florida Ship Canal
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Ickes
PWA
Nye Munitions Committee
Senate
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Woodrow Wilson
Glass
Conally
Nye Committee
Senator Nye
House of Morgan
Nye
Snooper
Youth Club Sets Course On Modern Relationships
An eastern city high school club openly discusses sex relations and suggests that necking has no place in early relationships. They approve of kissing with respect, propose double dating, and advise against steady in high school, stressing that necking harms respect.
Franklin's London Printing Probe Tests Young Printer
At nineteen Benjamin Franklin visited London seeking work as a printer. He demonstrated skill by setting type from John’s Gospel, prompting the foreman to grant him a position after the quick and accurate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
London
America
Nathaniel
Nazareth
Philip
Court ruling and political snafu stain Roosevelt era headlines
The piece notes the Supreme Court finally acknowledged the AAA conflicted with the Constitution. It comments on the Roosevelt lad facing an air gun charge creating a curious case. It adds a separate note that one ally ran afoul of AAA and another of BB's, placing them in hot water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Lad
Duce's Legions Harried by Dedjas Match Jupe Pluvius
At last reports the Duce's legions faced pressure from the Dedjas while Jupe Pluvius loomed, shaping tactical concerns and reporting uncertainty about developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duce
Dedjas
Jupe Pluvius
Hot Foot Tales From New York Nightlife and Mining Camps
In a lively strip of anecdotes C O McIntyre recalls the hot foot prank in Cripple Creek saloons and New York nightspots. He notes blows of laughter at the Stork Club El Morocco and other late night venues and mentions figures like Abel Lyman Jack Dempsey Sherman Billingsley and Texas Guinan in this brisk chronicle of Broadway and mining town high jinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cripple Creek
Stork Club
el Morocco
Donahue
Alfred Vanderbilt
Abel Lyman
Jack Dempsey
Sherman Billingsly
Dawn Oasis
Broadway
Park Avenue
Texas Guin
Legacy of the Depression and the Fear of Life
Bruce Catton discusses how the lingering low mood from the Depression era extends beyond job loss. Margaret Culkin Banning warns that security is not a government donation and cannot erase insecurities of life. The piece notes how unemployment, business collapse, and unpredictable forces reshape expectations and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Margaret Culkin Banning
New York
United States
Window in Little Church Honors the Wilsons Doorkeepers
A mullioned window in The Little Church Around the Corner honors George and Elizabeth Wilson. George, born in slavery, served as doorkeeper and stayed until his long life ended, guiding hundreds of communicants to pews. Elizabeth kept the church neat and shining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Elizabeth Wilson
Clarence Day Remembered For Humor And Life With Father
The article recalls Clarence Day as a nearly helpless invalid in later years. His famed humor came through drawings attached to a contrivance he moved with the upper arm. Life With Father remained a best seller for many months and a late skit was written just weeks before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Day
Father
Ring Lardner's Later Work Sparks Bitter Laughter
Ring Lardner, toward the last, toill ed in the same agonizing fashion and created similar laughs. A nurse in a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring Lardner
Deac Lyman Wins Scoop in Lindbergh Exile Coverage
The crowd praises the unassuming reporter Deac Lyman for a triumph in reporting Lindbergh exile. His victory is seen as a mature, trusted scoop that reflected calm friendship and journalistic integrity.
Mysterious Confession and Early Morning Extra Scramble
A mid western paper bottled a sensational confession for an early edition but a reporter uncovered a purported murder confession from a narcotic suspect who would admit to any claim. The scramble to print highlights the era’s appetite for gripping scoops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Row
Mid-West
Window Trimmer Impresses Customer In Saks Display
A shopper on the avenue browses Saks window dressing as a trimmer adjusts a mink creation. He flicks fur and twitches collar, then steps back into the store, leaving the observer feeling oddly transformed by the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saks
Army
Robin
McNaught Syndicate
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Philadelphia
the Newspaper Institute
Thomasville News and Times
Frank R. Kent
Supreme Court
AAA
Naval A
C. O. McIntyre
George Clark
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