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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1934
Page
4
A harsh critique urges the Southern Railway to replace High Point’s dirty and cramped passenger station. The current facility is blamed for reflecting poorly on the city and railroad as residents avoid the unsanitary waiting room and opt for air outside.
A prophetic essay argues that America needs morally strong citizens to advance reform. It lauds railroads utilities steel and finance while criticizing public ignorance and demagoguery. The piece calls for transparency to rebuild public trust and urges cooperation across political lines to ease the burden of the world.
A narrator recalls a self made industrialist who rose from nothing to wealth, then saw colleagues defect and his venture falter. The piece contrasts ambition with cautionary pride, citing Warburg and a New York Times quote, and closes with a humorous AP note about a Bolchow farm family animal lineup.
A brief review lists Frank Graham as state university president first on ballots, followed by Jo Danis the editor and former U S Navy secretary, Clyde Hoey a potential governor, Cam Morrison ex governor and ex U S senator, Blucher Ehringhaus the current governor, Bob Reynolds the U S senator, Francis Winston a veteran public figure, F M Simmons the ex U S Senator, and Colonel Fred Olds the historian respected by many.
Carl Carmer's Stars Fell on Alabama is praised for its vivid portraits of Alabama's people and legends. Cecil de Senior's The Hundredth Man details a decade of drug addiction, its global search for cure, and the ease of obtaining narcotics, with candid self confession.
A review notes the novel Prison Nurse by Dr. Louis Berg as a tense hospital drama highlighting prison life, nurse Judy Grayson, and reform possibilities. It also discusses Narcotics and Youth Today by Robert Corradini, which analyzes narcotics origins and effects, urging youth to confront the issue as public health.
The piece credits railroads with building American cities and the industrial system. It states railroads enabled most farms, supplied year round fruit and vegetables, and paid good wages to over a million workers.
The author argues that railroads utilities steel finance and other key sectors cannot rely on public sympathy in crises. If these industries shed secrecy and reveal their policies the nation would better understand them and a sense of isolation would vanish.
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