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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
4
The excerpt contrasts belief in the Son with condemnation and cites John 8 36 and Jeremy Taylor on faith as an image of eternity. It presents theological reflections on present and future truths accessible through belief.
The King and Queen of England visit the United States greeted by President at Pennsylvania Station and dine at the White House. The piece notes the symbolic role of monarchy, friendly Anglo American ties, and the idea that shared democratic values outweigh race or language.
International tensions between Britain and Japan threaten war and echo Western interests in China while North Carolina figures Cameron Morrison urges curbs on state spending. Morrison criticizes grand-scale projects and calls for tax relief as conservatives show mixed economy stances.
The Davidson College trustees reportedly accept Dr. Walter L. Lingle's resignation in 1940. He leaves after a decade-long tenure marked by diligence and growth, guiding the college to a poised transition for a younger successor while remaining available to assist.
A letter from S M Yuan of Ta Hwa Petroleum Co in Tianjin China shares three timeless steps for success. Do not criticize avoid arguments and be friendly. When wrong admit it and apologize. The author notes these rules work in China and anywhere.
Teachers search for a boy who may have brought termites into the California school in a bottle, triggering an inspection and concern over structural damage.
The North Carolina legislature ended its session with a record 155 million dollar appropriation. The article notes the South Carolina assembly remains in session and remarks that longer sessions are not the worst outcome.
A Detroit News item advises young men to avoid repeatedly declaring unworthiness to women and to let romantic feelings remain a pleasant surprise rather than a self deprecating refrain.
Italy has conquered Spain by love says a source, naming Gen. Gonzalo Quiepo de Llano as the Franco commander in southern Spain. The report frames the influence as a peaceful victory tied to Italy's cultural or political reach.
Walter Winchell’s Broadway column surveys figures like Buddy Ebsen in Yokel Boy and Li’l Abner film talks, Kath Hepburn’s trousers trigger traffic, John Emery faces a raucous audience, and a parade of showbiz rumors and tip lines across New York venues.
The Art Students League of West 57th Street sent Irene Hill a notice advising models to avoid sunburn or risk being unusable. The letter notes Sunburned skin would bar engagement, referencing Hill who lives at 367 Edgecombe Avenue and was born sunburned.
A string of quips and party chatter from clubs and lounges including the Queen Mary the Paradise and the Cotton Club features glossy jibes about fame finances morality and appearances. Witty lines touch on honor respect money and image across different locales.
Lieut Tom Littlefield led a raid at 110 Liberty Street while Wall Street witnesses faced arrest for an indecent showing. A prominent Stock Exchange member berated detectives and a reporter, vowing to have them fired. City News later published the piece with added details, prompting a cautionary moral.
Observations of Rockefeller Center breezes Saks Fifth Avenue window signs and The Red Coats Are Coming. Manhattan lights from the George Washington Bridge East. A 50th Street shop offers a 49 cent book with a million dollar title. Glass phone booths at Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium. Pamphlet hawkers of hatred persist. Performers Grace and Charlie Herbert at The Whirling Top. Davalos Conga Dancers at Leon Eddie’s. Teddy Powell and Naomi Shaw duets. Margie Hart at Gaiety. Ann Preston moonlit at the Astor Roof. Genevieve Rowe praised. Broadway Confucius delivers sharp quips.
The High Point High School class of 135 receives diplomas as Dr Len G Broughton begins revival services at First Baptist Church Tully Blair of Sedgefield is noted as a crack shot leading Johnny Bachman by one at halfway in the Carolina championship on the Sedgefield course About People: David T Yow Mr and Mrs Wade Marsh W D Hall and George Elliott depart for Civitan International convention in Atlanta
Gastonia police chief O L Aderholt dies of wounds sustained in a clash between police and striking workers at Loray Cotton Mills. McDonald takes office as prime minister in Britain amid cabinet changes and postwar reforms.
Senator Borah blasts Congress committees for failing to recover roughly 12 billion dollars in World War I debts, criticizing the lack of effort to collect the money and urging action.
Kensuke Horinouchi, the Japanese Ambassador to the United States, cautions that in a shrinking world no country can achieve its aims unaided and urges international cooperation.
Herbert Morrison notes that many Liberals, resentful of Labour control, would cast their ballots for the Tories rather than follow Liberal leadership urging support for Labourites.
A pronouncement by the National Conference of Christians and Jews warns that events abroad expose the tragic consequences of hatred propaganda and calls for unity and vigilance against bigotry.
Police ended a prolonged pursuit when officers nabbed a bootlegger riding a mule in South Carolina. The arrest drew attention from farmers who admired the unusual scene and wished for a similar mount.
The Japanese ambassador states China’s doors remain open to the United States though questions remain about whether Chinese officials and guards truly understand the American shift. The remark hints at cautious diplomacy amid ongoing tensions and signaling a welcome yet guarded approach.
A Detroit resident collected 302 four leaf clovers in her backyard claiming luck. The unusual tally drew attention to an overgrown patch and sparked local curiosity about superstition and luck.
A murky passage notes curiosity about why students select the U S Naval Academy over other colleges during the yearly June Week color event. The snippet hints at broader views on military education and campus traditions.
A string of aphorisms and observations on truth lying and aging. The speaker notes the pitfalls of flattery and optimism and warns that success can corrupt. The flow centers on common sense versus clever talk and the passing of time as one watches life change.
Bruce Catton reports on the Dies committee continuing its inquiry into Fascist type groups and possible central coordination amid hearings. He also recounts naval history including the S-5 submarine rescue tale and Captain Cooke’s daring actions to save his crew after a 1920 incident.
Tony Galento calls Gene Tunney his favorite fighter in a brief remark. The interview pivots to boxing legends as fans debate who tops the ring.
The Czech Slovakian pavilion at the New York Fair has been formally dedicated. Soon another exhibiting nation may claim part of the building for a front porch.
Dr Henry F Helmholtz president of the American Academy of Pediatrics laments high hospital charges deterring young couples from having children and notes little action in recent years to fix the issue.
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