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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1936
Page
4
The passage asserts that law is open and deputies stand as bulwarks of liberty, shielding every man's rights. It emphasizes that acts and craftsmen with Demetrius hold matters against none, framing lawful defense of individual liberties.
The piece argues that the Harmony Illinois Democratic convention appeared harmonious with unanimous endorsement of the state administration, against a backdrop of recent widespread criticism by about 189,000 Democrats. It notes a split between Hoey and McDonald factions and suggests the convention concealed internal tensions while endorsing the Ebringhaus administration.
Raleighs school commissioners seek a successor after demanding the resignation of Paul 8. Daniel. They consider Dr. Ralph W. McDonald to lead amid a tumultuous climate in Wake County and the state capital. An Englewood New Jersey leap year incident is also noted as a separate item.
The National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers launches an industry wide survey to identify primary problems and propose stabilization measures. A New York meeting discussed survey methods and rapid practical execution amid over production and under consumption challenges.
Literary sermon urging perseverance in Christian duty against despair. It recalls a leader who faced quitting and argues that Christians must continue in the Spirit of Brotherhood, despite hardship, to heal nations and inspire America. The piece blends moral exhortation with a fatherhood vignette about returning home from daily toil.
Excerpts from Nation's Business recount Polonius speaking on Father’s Day about parental sacrifice. The piece reflects a son’s graduation, a father who left school to work, and a father’s resolve to face challenges for his children.
Poetically records the passing of Dr. John Tilden Burrus and William Calvin Petty. The author honors their lives as men of medicine and public service, noting Burrus’s surgical skill and Petty’s extensive work in rail and bank construction. The piece portrays their departures as a lasting gap bridged by memories for those who follow.
Editorial recalls the late Dr. John T. Burrus and other physicians known for risking personal comfort to heal others. It honors their dedication, shares anecdotes of patient care, and urges gratitude through tangible support and fair compensation, ending with a segue to a feature on Dr. William Lyon Phelps and a famous will from a Chicago poorhouse inmate.
A Fleming Stone mystery features two carefully staged murders in a bookshop and a wealthy collector, with his son’s death following. Suspects include the widow and a secretary as Fleming Stone and his assistant track the killer to a dramatic, partly spectral climax.
Governor Landon solidifies GOP UNITY and a clear platform as the Kansas nominating fight ends in a strong show of party backing. The piece notes Borah’s discomfort, the Cleveland convention harmony, and the question of Landon’s national electability amid a wary, long-standing Democratic strength.
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