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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1929
Page
4
A 17 year old shot his father after a dispute over using the family car. The piece urges parental unity and clear, joint limits to prevent such violent outcomes, arguing lack of parental cooperation fuels risky youth behavior and near tragedies.
The city adds theater offerings at the American under municipal auspices with the Shelton Amos company presenting Polly with a Past. Publix Saenger and Ritz theaters show Vitaphone films. City may build public parks and playgrounds if plans proceed.
Manuel Roxas, a high Philippines official, testified before the Senate finance committee and urged lifting import restrictions on Philippine goods. He spoke with emotion against the notion that Filipinos seek freedom in principle but hope to avoid it, insisting that only in freedom can they shape their destiny while expressing gratitude to the United States. He argued the pledge of freedom made at the time of cession from Spain should be honored by both major parties.
The piece argues that independence for the Philippines should come when the Filipinos are ready and that the timing has been a long-standing debate among prominent Filipinos. It notes difficulties in transitioning from U S governance since the Spanish American war but suggests a treaty could address risks tied to independence.
The text speculates on how many were offended by the senator's attitude and notes expectations for a primary next year. It suggests Bailey appears the only candidate openly willing to take a risk, while Brogden or others may face political peril or missed opportunities.
Bruce Catton argues that Japan mirrors America in opportunity and ambition. He notes American democracy offered vast early mobility while Japan, three quarters through feudalism, is becoming a real democracy as its corporate world seeks energetic youth. The piece also recounts a Chicago incident where a police chief’s stockings decree backfired on the flapper era.
The American theatre reopened last night after years of private and outside management with a renovated interior and formal opening. The Shelton-Amos Art players presented Polly With a Past by Middleton and Bolton, followed by Just Married. next week Rain by Somerset Maugham is scheduled. Audience attendance was strong and generally pleased.
At Rocky Mount the local ministerial association leader campaigns against Sunday pool use. In a Sunday sermon he argues for moral freedom and tolerance while facing questions about his stance and how it affects others who swim on the Sabbath.
North Carolina party leaders debate possible opposition to Senator Simmons in the upcoming primary. Ji asiah Bailey is discussed as a potential challenger while Justice Brogden and other figures are named. The dispute centers on whether a primary would harm party harmony or threaten Simmons renomination and a Republican win.
Fredericksburg Virginia prints simple maps marking places of interest for visitors. Tourists receive a map and explore on their own, avoiding pushy guides. The system benefits both travelers and the town by preserving historic charm and reducing noisy tourist congestion.
A witty remark contrasts Shakespeare's seven ages of man with the idea that women face additional, unpaid fictions about aging and behavior. The quip points to social myths surrounding women and aging in a concise, humorous frame.
Enterprise Bureau from the Sir Walter Hotel reports that accident reports to the new industrial commission exceed 100 daily with total around 500 to date. T. A. Wilson notes many cases stem from careless safety and nails left on floors prompting calls for stronger employer safety education.
Governor Gardner argues crime treatment must target causes and background, not just punishment. He links rising youthful delinquency to weakened family life and calls for education over broad prohibition, urging governors to back the Hoover Commission with full support.
London reports Betty Nuthall, British tennis star and Wimbledon attraction, shows little interest in cigarettes and would not walk a block for one.
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