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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
4
The passage cites Numbers 36 13 about inheritance within the Manasseh clan and a Shaw quote on sacred marriage stating what God joins together cannot be separated. The text blends biblical attribution with a proverb on divine guardianship of marriage.
A Raleigh view argues liquor control is a lesser evil amid debates in Guilford Mecklen burg Wake and surrounding counties. Prohibition remains entrenched for some while others favor temperance via temperate liquor stores, but supporters warn Wake must not assume victory.
The article argues for sane credit policy to steady the business world. It calls for less internal and international repudiation and more responsible lending to restore the credit stream. Strong entities and broad access are presented as keys to global commerce growth.
Dr. Charles B. MacFarland, former general secretary emeritus of the Federal Council of Churches, rebukes Adolf Hitler for breaking assurances of church autonomy and for persecuting Jews and pastors. He condemns Nazi indoctrination, Der Sturmer hatred, and Germany’s isolation from humanity, urging a moral restoration of Germany.
An old editorial argues that confidence is essential for business revival and stability. It asserts fear must be banished before recovery, prosperity, and growth can occur, framing fear reduction as the foundation of economic policy.
In Council Bluffs Iowa two boys aged nine and eight started flames by dangling a grasshopper in gas and ball of putty. A match set the creature alight sending it aflame to the youths causing burns and hospital treatment for Walter Rude and lesser injuries to Clifford Snipes.
Jimmy Mattern, the flier, praises the Soviet airmen who flew Moscow to Vancouver Washington and proposes backing a polar trail return in his new $100,000 plane. A past solo flight ended in a Siberian crash, tempering hopes for success.
Bruce Catton notes war spirit mixes bitter and sweet as allies resume four power naval patrols of Spanish waters with defense but no reprisals. Innsbruck becomes ammunition hub for Germany to Italy for the Spanish insurgent campaign as Rhineland sees troop movements and new war timetables loom. France plans student exchange to ease tensions amid rising military tensions.
Hollywood foresees color films becoming standard and being first to know when a picture shifts to color. A trailer may also pressure second-story thieves by increasing risk and attention around film releases.
The quote claims that none of the Soviet leadership emerged from the proletariat and characterizes them as ruled by another tribe, reflecting a critical, outsider view of the regime.
Washington discusses the possible entry of federal workers into the C I O led by John L. Lewis. The plan targets government clerks and secretaries, raising fears of a militant union, potential strikes, and calls for government economy against the backdrop of Section 213. Local unions, Green, Perkins, and the AFGE are cited amid broader labor politics in 1937.
Thoughts on New York life in June include Tony Canzoner Leland Hayward and Clark Webb, fashion and hotel notes, Broadway slang, and profiles of Fannie Hurst. Highlights cover writers, performers, socialites, and industry figures with vivid portraits and anecdotes.
Astronomers observing the eclipse could not verify a report that Adolf Hitler is regaining Germany’s former prominence. The item appears speculative with no corroborating evidence from observatories or officials.
California constructed a highway with a center barrier of oiled gravel raised to four inches, separating 1 and 11 foot lanes, creating a distinctive traffic divider. The design aims to control cross traffic and guide vehicles along the route.
The city seeks four to five thousand dollars for public library maintenance this fiscal year and waits for an audit before action. The council finalized a million dollar bond issue for water and sewer funding and will issue bids for purchases. Madame Melba paid the city collector five hundred dollars for cease yesterday and deputy sheriff Bob Park received two dollars with half to the state. Col D H Moon returned to High Point after a family union in temarle. Mrs Crow and Mrs Slane and children returned from visits in Washington and Conwal Arkansas.
The article notes a vacancy rule where a president pro tempore of the Senate earns the vice president's salary only if acting in that role. If the appointed senator is filling the vice presidency temporarily, they receive only a senator’s pay instead.
Mrs. C Brown and Miss Clara I Cox active in Red Cross matters today. Col Wes Roberson and Atty Carteron attend legal business. Beasie Hill Hackney visits New Bern. Frances Wood and Mr Dorothy Wood with Mrs W F Fquiis in Trinity as guests.
British forces recently sunk a U boat by shell fire. Secretary Baker urges 600 million dollars for an air fleet. The Red Cross drive aims for 1 million but is 18,000,086 short with hopes high. Congress expected to adjourn on August 15.
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