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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1937
Page
4
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A biblical verse from I Corinthians 7 3 urges mutual benevolence between husband and wife. W Collins notes that couples discuss marital cares while singles face them alone in wit and observation.
Washington scene staggers under a political stalemate as Senator Robinson dies of a heart attack. President Roosevelt refuses reform retreat while Senator Van Nuys vows senate assertiveness. In High Point J Ed Millis takes the Wachovia Bank chair, succeeding C E Kearns, cementing leadership at the Southeast’s largest bank.
New York has completed a survey of its industrial challenges and offers recommendations to the Board of Estimate. Proposals include a sales manager for collective industries, a broad industrial advertising campaign, anti racketeering efforts, tax discussions, extended trade and industrial schools, relocation of condemned factories, and off the record talks between labor and capital. The report frames the metropolis as a model for others facing similar issues.
Editor argues High Point stores adopt eight hour day via common agreement to improve health and happiness of workers. He notes cooperation between businesses and the public, urging the community to support the plan or risk undermining progress toward a more humane, efficient labor standard.
Washington observers foresee a possible Democratic split with 55 of 76 senators and 275 of 333 House members aligning with a New Deal agenda while others resist. The piece notes pressure on Hamilton Fish for a Lee memorial and critiques John L. Lewis public relations, plus tension from Soviet flight reception and Russia’s executions casting a pall on diplomacy.
A column of brisk reminiscences and portraits from New York society and show business. Mentions Albert Payson Terhune Zona Gale Bud Kel land Charlie Falls Harold Ross Grant Rice Eva Steinmetz Otis Ralston and others with wry anecdotes about fame, fashion, and old saloon back rooms. Also offers travel tip to drink fruit juice and water on long trips.
Governor Hoey directs the tax classification amendment commission to study the state tax structure beyond mere property classification. The move could yield productive guidance for a sound taxation policy as public service demands evolve.
Opinion column argues for shorter Saturday hours in retail to benefit workers and managers. Emphasizes the Golden Rule and mutual trust to establish consistent closing times for merchants to improve worker leisure and public service.
The state executive notes a shift from ad valorem taxes to other sources. A study of our tax structure relative to the state and paying capacity, other states, and taxation principles would be wise, as a fair policy is a recommendation a state should protect.
An essay notes picnicking season brings pleasure but can bring stomach ache from rich foods and alcohol. It urges attention to safety and health to prevent indigestion and headaches, and reminds readers that excess can lead to serious discomfort and loss of enjoyment.
A speaker urges increased leisure for all and urges fair treatment of workers. The message condemns sweat-shop practices and promotes early closing hours for merchants and store clerks. The note stresses shared benefits, Christian brotherhood, and mutual respect in business.
A nostalgic reflection on the phrase as evening shadows fall. celebrates the enduring charm of time worn verses and the tranquil mood they evoke.
Wires flow for next week as the 6th annual mid-summer Southern Furniture Market draws manufacturers and salesmen to the exposition building. The city reports a drowning at Jamestown where 17 year old Ross Benton, a Black worker, died while wading in the river after getting into deep water. The Pointers defeated the Bulls 6 to 5 at home, ending a losing streak.
The piece advises setting the seat and pedals before starting a trip. It notes most cars have adjustable seats and urges finding the most comfortable distance for safe acceleration and braking.
A riot in Vienna yesterday killed forty people and wrecked the Palace of Justice after the acquittal of three Austrian monarchists charged in a socialist demonstration shooting. Funeral services were held in Statesville for A. D. Watts, former collector of internal revenue, who died late yesterday.
Twenty years ago Mrs. W. C. Beavans and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lindsay drove to Badin yesterday. Wilbur Stamey of Greensboro visited Mrs. W. L. Stamey on Sunday. Miss Thelma Walters hosted a Friday afternoon gathering for Miss Lessie Rogers of Durham.
The brief notes expect Congress to enact a measure funding 22 000 aircraft with an appropriation of 640 million dollars by Aug 1. It also reports four German submarines sunk by U S warships and mentions the Lutheran churches in America considering a merger. A French doctor urges his countrymen to eat ham and eggs for breakfast like Americans.
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