A Thought on Faith and Liberty
A brief quotation pairing St Luke and Tocqueville on faith and liberty. The note contrasts spiritual healing with political authority, suggesting faith empowers personal wholeness while liberty arises from belief.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
4
Citizenship Dinner Honors Gaston County Youths
The Gastonia Civitan club hosts its annual Citizenship Dinner, inviting all young men and women of Gaston County who came of age in the past year. The event promotes civic duty and the responsibilities of government, praised by the Charlotte Observer as a commendable model for other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia Civitan Club
Gaston County
Charlotte Observer
Gaston Civizens
Williams Furniture plant closure unsettles Sumter strike dispute
In Sumter South Carolina the Williams Furniture Corporation faces labor disturbances as a strike leads to noon plant closing. Management pledged to maintain wages hours and fair practices but failure to uphold NRA standards risks confrontation with state and federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Furniture Corporation
Sumter
S. C
NRA
Gill Undertakes Revised State Parole Plan
The North Carolina parole system will adopt a new probation method with an advisory parole board to more accurately screen inmates. Commissioner Edwin M. Gill leads the effort to rehabilitate deserving prisoners through clemency under the post legislative plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
North Carolina
Edwin M. Gill
Gill
Parole Policy Debate and Social Reform
The piece argues parole can aid rehabilitation and state interests if used wisely, cautions against abuse as in the Weyerhauser kidnapping, and endorses Commissioner Gill’s moral rehabilitation program while warning against overreliance on large capital and fragile small enterprises that could destabilize the industrial base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill
Congress Considers Billion Dollar Industrial Loan Plan
A bill before Congress seeks insured capital loans to small manufacturing and industrial firms to revive small industry and foster new ideas. The proposal envisions a 1 billion dollar Industrial Loan Corporation to stimulate growth and restore confidence in financing for thousands of jobs and potential ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
On Work and Ladyhood in Early 20th Century Writings
A reflective montage recounts Ray Long Speaker obliquely and a Chattanooga editor’s suicide after failure in the publishing world. It then shifts to Elsa Maxwell’s essay on true ladies, listing traits like poise, humor, breeding, consideration, and gentle dignity as defining features of the ideal woman.
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Ray Long
Peter B. Kyne
Ring Lardner
Damon Runyan
Richard Earl Walker
Ochs”Times
Chattanooga
Winston-Salem Journal
Elsa Maxwell
Mies Maxwell
Miss Maxwell
Deckers of
Doudeauville
Duchess of Sutherland
du Dome
Washington in revolt as Capitol Hill wary of New Deal reforms
Reports indicate dissent on Capitol Hill as lawmakers debate delaying or blocking Roosevelt era reforms. The piece notes fatigue among members, mixed public sentiment toward the president, and speculation on tax and policy bills, with new Republican and La Follette allies leaning toward broader taxation and obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
White House
Supreme Court
la Follettians
It Pays To Advertise Says Former Jobber Leader
W H Neal former resident and home office supervisor of an insurance company recalls life when Taylor Wholesale Grocery ran half page ads. The ads moved several car loads of foods quickly and the firm did flourishing business. He argues newspaper advertising remains profitable for jobbers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Neal
Neal
Taylor Whitesale
Taylor
Deaf Man Divorces Wife Over Sign Language
Cleveland man files for divorce citing inability to communicate due to wife using sign language. He claims the difference in communication caused strain and separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rise and fall of country clubs and social hotspots in New York
New York reports inflation and deflation in social life as country clubs lose popularity after the stock market crash. Clubs slash initiation fees and dues, while upscale venues like Tony’s and 21 attract crowds with affordable, discreet indulgence. The piece links social mores to economic change and notes figures in theater, film, and Broadway circles involved in a shifting entertainment landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Tony's Speakeasy Symbol of Bohemian Bohemia Era
A Bath Tub Gin Era venue Tony's became a symbol of Bohemian life with nightly mentions of Tallulah Bankhead Libby Holman Peter Arno James Thurber and Lois serving as sharp observers at the table for two in reviews. The original site remains referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Tallulah Bankhead
Libby Holman
Peter Arno
James Thurber
Lois
Politician shifts leftward after flirtation with business
The figure moves away from bankers and industry as he reengages with left leaning health care reforms and public support. He had a downturn but returns to the fray, signaling renewed vigor and a changed political stance.
Trust banks face potential loss as railroads seek own trust firms
New York banks and trust companies may lose lucrative railroad business as Joseph B. Eastman builds a case for railroads to sever trustee relations and create independent in-house trust operations. He hints at industrials following, signaling a wider shift that could hit bank income and test New Deal politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mecmullin
New York
Ashington
Joseph B. Eastman
Mr. Eastman
McClure
Lonely diner haunts New York restaurants at dinner hour
An elderly man sits alone in smart New York eateries at the dinner hour. He warms his brandy glass and lingers over crepes Suzette, giving the air of someone who has faced a troubled past and perhaps regrets a burnt deal or failed venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Golden
Miami
New York
George Olsen
Michael Aries
Bill Farnsworth
Roland Young
Red Gap
Barbara Hutton
Paris Rites
Erskine Gwynte
Hal Roach
Ataft
No current producer has given Hollywood so much film fodder as
Analyzing the era reveals a surge of source material driving headlines. Studios mine memoirs political scandals and real events creating waves in cinema and streaming.
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Hollywood
Colorado Hijackert Question Opens Local Debate
A garbled note from Gallipolis Ohio raises a question about actions after Andy McIntyre returns. The message laments long standing hardship and mentions citizens working through unclear plans amid local concern.
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Colorado
Andy Mcintyre
Gallipolis
Apatet
Ricie
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