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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
4
The state plans a bold advertising push to showcase North Carolina’s advantages for tourists and new residents seeking opportunity. Officials emphasize a modern, inclusive appeal to attract capital and skilled labor, while stressing that the effort will not take from other regions but encourage local growth and broader social and economic strength.
Dr Archibald Henderson an unreconstructed rebel opposes Durham taxi rules after refusing a surcharge on his ride The case centers on whether the ground exists for his stand while the Chapel mathematician faces arrest The Rocky Mount Telegram notes his erudition but the defense fails as rules are enforced and the taxi fare is upheld.
Secretary Roper cautions against a potential mood of disappointment from a sharp market drop and excessive buying driven by momentary enthusiasm. He frames the concern as an official first expression of concern.
The piece argues that while Commerce Secretary warnings on foreign rearmament may deter some investors, they will not quell those eager to profit from armaments. It lauds Rev R Anderson Jardine for defending a civil affair against church discipline, praising pioneering women like Amelia Bloomer Carrie Nation Susan B. Anthony Frances Willard Harriet Beecher Stowe and others for bold action that advanced women's independence and changed dress and status.
Washington diary notes from June recount First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and President Roosevelt hosting newspaper folk. Stories include Virginia Reel antics, remarks about colored dinner coats, and family quips. Also covered are Sumner Welles’ aloofness, Hulls’ sociable spirit, Patman’s inflationary stance, and a Yale dinner anecdote linking Homer Cummings to Napoleon.
Dwight Beard, once spared a death sentence in this state, was executed at Huntsville Texas for the killing of a former detective. He died with a sneer claiming crime is the biggest paying racket in the United States, illustrating the harsh truth of capital punishment.
Reports say Wallis Warfield will receive the national royal ring upon marriage to the Duke of British royalty. The remark clarifies this is not a gong.
The report states Mrs. Warfield has no current plan to come back to the United States, meaning another actress would be cast for the role of Scarlett O'Hara.
Greensboro News opines Edward Windsor faces stronger chances of marriage than Wallis Simpson’s earlier spouses, noting religious rites may not matter in securing a lasting union.
In a Richmond Times-Dispatch note, staff describe extreme care during the opening of wedding gifts for the Duke and Wally as items are checked for ticks or gravy-like liquids, prompting everyone to stand back.
On May 27, 1837 Amelia Bloomer first appeared publicly to advocate dress reform for women. Her pioneering attire, a loose trousered undergarment resembling a circus tent, challenged conventional feminine fashion and fueled ongoing debates on comfort and modesty.
A Milwaukee Road report shows its streamlined Hiawatha train carrying 550000 passengers and over 2600000 dollars in gross revenue. Analysts note a net gain of 2.49 dollars per mile as the service proves profitable and serves as an argument for lower rates and better service.
A New York Times dispatch describes 3,800 Bilbao children arriving in England amid profound trauma from Spanish Civil War air raids. It notes extreme nervousness and fear from shelters as bombs fell, with many witnessing family deaths or injuries.
A collection of remarks by Walter B. Pitkin Clarence Darrow T G Klump Henry Ford and Rubye Nix Zion reflecting views on industry, criminal treatment, medicine, publicity and film work. The quotes span topics from efficiency and age to healthcare, labor unions and personal career choices.
In a terse remark, Jacob Baer questions whether Max Baer should return to boxing after a public dispute. He implies uncertainty over Baer’s current form and motivation, suggesting his son may be washed up or lacking vigor.
Auggie Brittain, formerly with Durham and famed as a "fighting" catcher, moves up to the Cincinnati Reds after facing a quitting pressure to stay in baseball. The quote highlights his combative reputation and transition to the major league roster.
A New Bern resident fathered children at ages 94 and 96 and died at 97, illustrating cycles of prosperity and low mood in life.
The piece observes how autos have altered the undertaker’s once Sunday rest and notes that government involvement in building is evident in the tax structure.
New York Day by Day column notes personalities and scenes from entertainment, politics, and society. Mentions Major Bowes, Conde Nast, Richard Himber, Albert Wiggam, Paul Draper, Otto Soglow, Grantland Rice, Ogden Nash, Roy Howard, the Duke of Windsor, Arnold Genthe, J P McEvoy, Jay C Filpen, Herb Roth, W C Fields, F Scott Fitzgerald, Hope Williams, Otis Skinner, Dolores, Mrs Fiske, Jack Dempsey, Chaplin, Gene Tunney, Heywood Broun, Nellie Revell, Fibber McGee and Molly, Maury Paul, Tobie Summer, Ovie Winter, James Melton, Tallulah Bankhead, Miriam Hopkins, Daniel Frohman, and others. The piece panels Alabama fans for Scarlett O Hara cast and notes Frohman’s appetite routine and bridge pastime.
The nursing engineer known as Neysa McMein’s husband moves from cloistered roles to public work. He has authored a prospecting book to show his varied travels and odd corners of the world and has also tried his hand at painting.
An effort to collect delinquent pledges totaling about seven thousand dollars will be made immediately by the chamber of commerce. Woodmen of the World will observe Memorial Day with full nationwide ceremony.
Mrs J J Hamlin and her baby came home yesterday after a week in Liberty. Mrs J W Harris, Miss Elizabeth Harris, and Miss Maude Owen left this morning for Washington D C to attend the Confederate and G A R reunions. E R Simmons of Atlanta visits W D Simmons on Elm street.
Tomorrow marks registration for the draft. Young men under 21 who have voted and illegally drank whiskey are warned to avoid perjury. U S government detectives unveil Germany’s cpy system. President Few backs military training for Trinity College Durham.
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