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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1934
Page
4
One God Created All Men We Are One Family
A short reflective note citing Malachi 2 10 and Shakespeare on tyranny and treachery. The text contrasts unity under one creator with the folly of betrayal amid power. This compact meditation invokes shared origin and warns against breaking covenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malachi
Question Arises Over Backwards Shot Of Escaped Convict
Greens boro News raises questions after the fatal shooting of Ernest Leonard a Guilford county escapee in Lexington as deputies say Leonard fired first and moved on while officers returned fire. The coroner's jury ruled self defense. Leonard died in hospital an hour and a half later from a back wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Greensboro
Ernest Leonard
Guilford County
Associated Press
Ridge
Leonard
Ivey Fine
A. C. Crouse
Davidson County
Vaughn
Sikes
Effort to Secure a Gold Recovery Plant in North Carolina
Governor Ehringhaus travels to Washington to present data on North Carolina mineral resources and push federal aid for a gold recovery plant. State officials expect jobs for hundreds and cite surveys by the US Geological Survey showing rich ore, with two mines containing nearly 1,000,000 tons ready for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehringhaus
Washington
North Carolina
North Carolina Mineral Development Conference
United States Geological Survey
NRA's Rise Shown By Unchecked Demands
The text argues that the NRA's success is marked by people reaching a point of dissatisfaction and seeking rewards they believe they deserve but may not have the right to claim.
Roosevelts Advisors Split Between Yes and Know Men
Gene Howe says twenty five of President Roosevelt's forty nine advis- ers are yes men. He notes he will not deny they are all know men.
London Police React to False Dillinger Rumor
London's police responded to a bogus tip claiming John Dillinger was in the city. The report proved false, but authorities note he is still active in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dillinger
United States
Chicago Leaders Envision Bright Industrial Future
Prominent scientists and business figures in Chicago described a hopeful outlook for progress and improved living conditions for future generations, signaling ambition to shape a better world through innovation.
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Chicago
Marriages Twice as Common as Divorces in Midyear
In the period from January through May equal to twice as many marriages as divorces occurred. The observation notes that matrimony remains prevalent as long as people are twice as eager to marry again as to stay single.
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Repo
Soap Theft Sparks South Boston Police Probe
South Boston Virginia police hunt a thief who stole several bars of soap and fish hooks. The incident prompts local officials to urge informants to come forward with tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Virginia
Distribution in the Millennium: Retail Challenges Highlighted
A Chicago gathering of scientists casts rose tinted views on future marvels while leaving distribution unexamined. Retailing advocates urge practical focus on easier, more efficient, and profitable supply chains and question the folks behind sunlit motors and world television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sunlight Motors
Cooperation Between Press and President
The American press owes Roosevelt a debt and he owes newspapers. He holds open press conferences at the White House twice weekly, with 200 reporters present. He answers questions or passes them with a pleasant tone and shares confidential policy discussions, building trust and proving journalists are cooperative and constructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Fourth Estate
White House
Spirit of Wake Forest praised by Dr Sikes at centennial
Dr BE W Sikes of Clemson College commends Wake Forest College at its centennial for intellectual independence and progress. He notes early investment in science, non indoctrination, and the college as a church institution free from propaganda, reflecting a century of growth and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Sikes
Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
BE. W. Sikes
Clemson College
America
Charles E. Taylor
Baptist State Convention
Doctor Potent
Raleigh Times
Owner of the prettiest car offered a rare bargain
A Raleigh city nuisance ordinance on advertising matter attached to parked cars is likely unused. The piece notes the law may exist but remains in desuetude, leaving the street scene to a distributor of handbills and related curbside notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Raleigh
Glitzy Car Draws Crowds In Raleigh Street Scene
A Massachusetts registered car with gleaming metal work and modern gadgetry attracted bystanders near Capitol Square. A second-hand dealer handbill listed bargains from 276 to 40 dollars, provoking humor about Raleigh car salesmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Raleigh Times
Brevity Rules Telephone Etiquette in Fayetteville
A Fayetteville Observer note suggests short phone inquiries speed daily business. The mock dialogue shows callers asking for specific names like Mrs Rachel Roe and emphasizes brevity over formal introductions in morning routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Fayetteville
Rachel Roe
Ma’m
Dazed in June Inspires Cup Riddled Verse
A playful line about a cup that overflows, blending metaphoric imagery with a June daze. The prompt hints at seasonal whimsy and wordplay on romance and July-like heat.
Absentee ballot presence felt in elections
Absentee ballot will make its presence felt in elections as discussions of leisure and private business mix with civic process. The fragment hints at how voting by mail influences outcomes and public attention.
The Worst Recommendation Phrase Surfaces Again
A terse line echoes confusion about guidance and knowledge in a source fragment. It captures a character’s hesitation and lack of certainty without naming places or events. The tone mirrors a colloquial confession or informal remark from a historical page.
Fifty Hurt As Police Clash With Idle Group
Police clash with an idle group leaving fifty people injured as officers attempt to disperse the crowd. The unrest appeared controlled but prompted medical and crowd-control responses across the area.
Special privileges to all and equal rights to none
A quoted line arguing that a constitution would grant special privileges to all while denying equal rights to none, reflecting a critique of broad special rights. The text presents a philosophical stance on constitutional fairness and universal equality.
Reforming man seeks freedom from all vices
A reforming man vows to free himself from every vice by gaining firm self control and disciplined habits. He aims to build a life of restraint and personal integrity through steady effort and self mastery.
Stunt party at Bel-Air club ends with raucous, rough reception
Los Angeles guests at a Bel-Air country club event faced rough guards, detentions, and table mutiny. Ed Hutton’s dining scene featured yacht imagery, Thalberg threatened for extra ice cream, and Cecil De Mille in costume. Will Hays hosted the chaotic affair for the Huttons voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hal Roach
Irvin Cobb
Bel-Air Country Club
Ed Hutton
Irving Thalberg
California Club
Cecil de Mille
Ed Huttons
South Seas
Alaska
Will Hays
George McManus at Hutton party in Los Angeles
George McManus, famed comic strip dean, traveled from New York seven years ago for a two week visit and has become a local figure as a homeowner. He enjoys trips to New York and attends as a visiting Elk, and is noted for knowing the origin of Dead Man's Curve on 14th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McManus
Los Angeles
New York
New Yorker
14Th Street
Remarkable Manchurian Sledge Dog Trains to Relax
Bob Williams showcases Red Rust a Manchurian sledge dog famed for extreme flexibility. After a year of daily four hour sessions the dog can relax into a boneless lump and hold grotesque positions until commanded, delivering a dramatic trained display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Williams
Red Rust
Los Angeles Hosts Wide Range of Spiritual Cults
The city harbors a diverse assortment of religionists, from the yari to the inhalationist, in bungalows, tents and temples. Exponents claim to have grasped the universal panacea and treat it like a casual remedy. A growing number of chronic samplers move among groups as they test various beliefs.
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Los Angeles
Swinnerton Exhibition Brings Desert Art To Downtown Hotel
Jimmy Swinnerton arrives from the desert with Western life themed paintings, showcased at a downtown hotel. He appears bronzed and rugged as he prepares his house for the long trail, sending a cactus canvas to hang beside a Charlie Russell work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Swinnerton
Desert
Jimmy
Charile Russell
Notable Neighbor Roy Hawkins Plays Beatboxing Trick
Chic Sale greets Elvira Hawkins' brother Roy in a humorous scene as Roy limps with a hose and proclaims himself the village’s beating picker in a burned hollow setting.
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Chic
Quinnie
Elvira Hawkins
Roy
Opening of the new post office in Beverly
A Beverly building fluttered with flags as bands played, with speculation about Louis B. Mayers or Doris Duke visiting incognito. The event marked the opening of the new post office amid ceremony and town pageantry.
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Beverly
Louis B. Mayers
Doris Duke
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Byrd South Pole Trip Fund Reaches 14000 Contributors
About 14 000 persons contributed to finance Admiral Byrd s present trip to the South Pole. The crowd funding effort reflects broad public support for the expedition as it proceeds with the Antarctic voyage.
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Admiral Byrd
South
Ole
Montana Exports Lead in 1932 Market Share Abroad
Petroleum petroleum products and phosphate rock formed Montana's main exports to foreign countries in 1932, highlighting the state's key trade goods during that year.
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Montana
Debtors in Siam Required to Work Until Debts Paid
In Siam, individuals who fail to discharge debts after a set period are compelled by law to labor for their creditors until the debt is satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Sawdust King Queen
Puzzle filled with crossword style clues about a girl hailed as the world’s greatest gymnast. Includes horizontal and vertical entries from 1 to 63 with references to places, objects, and titles.
Modern Etiquette Guidance for Introductions and Dinners
Dialogue on proper form in social exchanges. A man should stand when introduced to another man. Formal Sunday dinners are permissible but weekday formals are more in fashion. Use plain white unruled paper with matching envelopes, no perfume or scented stationery.
Look and Learn Look and Learn by A G Gordon
The piece answers five quiz questions about word origins famous phrases and geography. It explains grass widow as grace widow, cites Julius Caesar as the conqueror quote source, estimates about 9 000 U S islands beyond territorial waters, defines a fuselage as the airplane’s main framework, and confirms Nazareth still exists with about 7400 residents.
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U.S
Nazareth
Jesus
Julius Caesar
Daily Lessons In English By W. L. Gordon
A compact vocabulary note discusses proper usage and pronunciation. It covers misused phrases such as nerve versus impudent, mispronounced Thames, misspellings like Ilegi ble, and notes on ll and ible. The entry highlights synonyms for harvest and the adage use a word three times to own it. It defines immoderate as unreasonable and extreme with an example of excessive demands.
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Thames
River
Prevent moths in fur coats and other homemaking tips
Moths can be kept from fur coats by sun airing the garment for a day and combing with a coarse comb, then storing in an unbleached muslin bag. For perspir ing hands, soak in a solution of alum in water nightly. A good shortening for corn bread and muffins is bacon fat.
Roosevelt House preserves custom three-bar rel gun
The Roosevelt House Library and Museum collection in New York holds a three-barrel repeating gun made to Theodore Roosevelt’s order. He used this rifle in many early big game hunts with noted success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt House Library and Museum
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
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