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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1937
Page
7
Treasury officials said the Sino American monetary agreement would support the 1934 silver program while promoting U S China trade. The plan envisions China buying U S gold and the U S selling silver, potentially issuing silver certificates and affecting bank reserves.
Soviet aviation leaders said two more airplanes would attempt non stop polar flights to the United States within a month. Mikhail Gromoff will pilot one plane with two crew members, possibly following routes near the North Pole. Sigismond Levaneffeky will pilot the other, aiming for a transpolar flight after previous failed attempts.
Three hundred thousand nurses work across 6600 hospitals in the United States.
A reader asks whether to marry a steady older suitor or wait for a past romance. The columnist urges delaying marriage until genuine love exists, warning against one sided affection and arguing true happiness comes from mutual commitment.
A reminiscence on the thrill of a first love at the fair. The inexperienced narrator recalls being swept off their feet by whispered words and later making excuses when the ideal fades.
Thomasville First National Bank marks 39 years of service to the city and area as it begins another year. Directors with long tenures include Dr C H Phillips and C L Harris, while current officers are T Austin Finch president R L Pope executive VP Walter W Repp cashier and J Fr Garner assistant cashier.
Sunday services across Christian Science churches centered on the Sacrament with the Golden Text from Revelation 7 13 14 and a Luke passage recalling the last supper. The Lesson-Sermon cited Mary Baker Eddy and emphasized worship beyond material traditions.
Miss Gladys Black of Thomasville has passed the examination to become a licensed pilot. She trained at Eastern Air Lines school in Salisbury with Capt H H Culler and made her first solo flight on July 8. She taught at Salisbury high school last year.
A heavy wind and hailstorm struck Rock Hill on July 12 causing minor damage. Many trees fell but no buildings were unroofed and no damage was reported in surrounding areas.
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