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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
4
Political Dope After the Primary
The piece recounts highway improvements cutting travel time between High Point and Winston-Salem with a celebratory June 27 barbecue at Union Cross. It reviews Dr. Ralph McDonald’s shifting role in North Carolina politics and analyzes Governor candidate prospects, ending with a quip about milk lifelines and Sanford’s arithmetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Winston- Salem
Winston-Salem
Union Cross
Forsyth
Speaking for Neutrality and Involvement in World Crisis
An editorial argues the United States is deeply involved in the European conflict, urging frank action and support for the Allied cause. It cites White House communications and diplomatic cables as evidence that neutrality is untenable and calls for prompt, effective help where national interest lies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
United States
White House
London
Paris
Washington
In the News: Democracy Delays and Public Opinion
The piece argues that democracy slows reform as public opinion hardens before action. It cites Robert Quillen urging timely decisions without excessive notice, warning against protracted delays in addressing the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vox Populi
Robert Quillen
Nellie Tayloe Ross and the power of giving speeches
The Mis souri born Nellie Tayloe Ross rises from farm life to Wyoming governor, then to national stature. Her success hinges on learning public speaking, overcoming fear, and guiding state and mint affairs under Roosevelt era leadership. Readers are urged to study her example for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Nellie Tayloe
Bradford Ross
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Roosevelt
United States Mint
Federal Building
Ft. Knox
Kentucky
United States
Young urges graduates to shape nation's destiny
Owen D. Young tells Syracuse University graduates that freedom's anchor and hope rest on their behavior, emphasizing citizen responsibility and national future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen D. Young
Syracuse University
Memo filled with gossip and assorted society notes
A collage of clippings from a society page quoting Mr W on Joe Louis, Mussolini shipping hints, and a mix of contemporary cultural jests. It mentions Gloria Whitney and Joan Whitney, Cobina Wright with Burgess Meredith, Navy recruitment praise, Mexican revolutions affecting San Antonio banks, and a parrot vendor at the wholesale fruit market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Whitney
Ted Black
Joan Whitney
Guinan
Onions Healey
Maxie Rosenbloom
Max Rosenbloom
Dot
Cobina
Burgess Meredith
Chicago
Leon & Eddie
Kenneth Neu
The
Third Rail
Worlds Fair bids farewell to Elmers amid playful politicking
The feature notes the Worlds Fair ending with a playful goodbye to two Elmers, mentions local hat makers bidding to supply army hats, hints at Bette Davis and Bob Tap linger possibly marrying, and notes Ambassador Joe Kennedy shaping this year's Father’s Day with nine offspring. a mint tea ball tip closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Bette Davis
Bob Taplinger
Joe Kennedy
Joe
Bund leaders accused in Camp Siegfried mortgage scam
Property owners in Camp Siegfried Yaphank claim the German American Bund leaders raised 6000 dollars to buy the camp mortgage but instead formed A V Development Co and use funds to take over the mortgage and eject owners. Ernst Mueller leads the opposition. Joyce Matthews and Phil Ammidown news also noted. Norman Kerry with Foreign Legion in France. Queen Elizabeth reportedly urged Belgium to dethrone King Leopold Regent prior to invasion warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bund
Siegfried
Yaphank
L. 1
A. V. Development Co
Ernst Mueller
Kuhn
Joyce Matthews
Reno
Col. Gomez
Belvedere
Phil
Leopold
Brussels
Jewish War Veterans call for outlawing Communist Party
The Jewish War Veterans passed a resolution urging Congress to outlaw the Communist Party citing an editorial from The Mirror. The speaker praises George Britt of the World-Telly for his Fifth Columnists coverage and hints at future political support.
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Communist Party
Mirror
Congress
George Britt
The
World-Telly
Stork Club Rejection and Celebrity Notes in Local Gossip
A press pass fails to gain entry to the Stork Club while a White House credential gets no special access. The Frenchy Bordagarays divorce case heads to Cincinnati. he played with the Reds and now Kansas City Blues. Carol Bruce signs for the Pierre Roof project opening June 11. The Sunday Times lists Gramercy Club radio poll winners, excluding a rival columnist. Editor remarks on Fifth Column criticism and calls for action.
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Frenchy
Bordagarays
Dorothy
Cincinnati
Reds
Kansas City Blues
Carol Bruce
la Purchase
Pierre
Fefe
Monte Carlo
Sunday Times
Gramercy Boys’ Club
Yorkville
McW
America
Primary voting under way as eastern North Carolina votes
A primary vote is in progress with results to be announced at Breegdhurst Theatre tonight. Dr Charles Haddon Nabers to be installed as pastor at First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. CN Bambalis undergoing treatment at High Point Hospital. Mr and Mrs T E Dodamead arrived from Knoxville to spend summer here. Ralph Weedon to Norfolk for government laboratory work. Prince Carol crowned king of Romania after a coup. Six deaths linked to Tong war in New York. Heavy rain dampens primaries in eastern North Carolina.
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Broughton
McDonald
North Carolina
Breegdhurst
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
CN. Bambalis
High Point Hospital
T. E. Dodamead
Knoxville
Tenn
Ralph Weedon
State College
Norfolk
Prince Carol
Romania
New York
Local meeting on forming High Point housing group tonight
Citizens will meet tonight to discuss organizing a housing corporation for High Point. The Quaker Quartette will perform a song cycle at the high school auditorium tomorrow night. Clarence A. Smith Jr has joined Jefferson Standard Life Insurance in Greensboro. Mrs. W. A. Bass arrives from Baltimore tonight. Miss Madeline Hoover and Miss Emma Lee Hoover of Thomasville visit. News Briefs it is thought that...
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Associated Press
al News
Wise
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
High Point
J. Gurney Briggs
H. J. Coffield
Dan W. Smith
Clarence A. Smith, Jr
Bailey Military Institute
S. C
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Greensboro
W. A. Bass
Baltimore
Madeline Hoover
Emma Lee Hoover
Thomasville
Arnold seeks food inquiry to curb wartime price rise
In Washington on June 7 Assistant Attorney General Arnold and Mayor La Guardia floated a broad anti price manipulation plan to study food distribution costs nationwide. Funding is lacking as Congress trimmed the division’s appropriation. New York milk study work could reduce public cost. A national effort would hinge on Roosevelt defense funds. A preliminary report notes price control schemes and rackets in transport and state markets, aiming to prevent a future price surge.
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Washington
Arnold
la Guardia
New York City
United States
Congress
Maylor la
York
Roosevelt
Fall of neutrality era spurs sharp civic tensions in Washington
Amid debates on the neutrality law isolationist senators receive abundant mail urging no war. pacifist groups map a conference platform urging Congress to stay and build national resolve rationally. The piece contrasts early antiwar sloganeering with current calls for patriotic training and mechanized invasion imagery.
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Congress
Gardner Leads GOP Nomination Preview Ahead of Chicago
Republican leaders discuss the upcoming national convention in Chicago with Gardner leading Morrison and Page in the race. The article notes dynamics among contenders and mentions General Sir John Pershing in a Who's Who reference.
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Gardner
Morrison
Page
Chicago
Sir John Pershing
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