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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1938
Page
4
The fragment shows names B. Terry President A. Rawley Secretary and Treasurer Emmett A. Cecil General Manager.
Editorial rails at the Guilford county grand jury for a premature and sweeping roll call on election irregularities. It questions the scope of indictments and denounces prehearing character assessments while endorsing a local public works project tied to PWA aid and a $95,000 loan for Archdale Trinity sewer and water improvements serving about 350 to 400 homes.
Three high ranking German officials are named including a head of the German secret service and two air ministry members. The Reich government is said to be very annoyed. Washington reports this marks a new counter espionage approach and notes European views on naming officials. The piece also critiques American diplomacy and local council inaction on urban development costs.
Media column highlights Walter Winchell and The Charlotte News arguing on North Carolina politics. It notes Bailey and Reynolds voting patterns, Lenoir News Topic praise for regional diversification, and Gettysburg memorial reflections plus Rotary International peace stance.
A veteran argues military discipline shapes character and work ethic more than peaceful life. The piece weighs youth marches, farm backgrounds, and the value of vocational guidance led by Nancy Poston as city librarian, urging programs linking education, religion, and jobs. It cites Grenfell and Moody as models, emphasizes daily routines, and advocates structured self discipline for success.
A columnist recalls the Cardiff Giant fraud unearthed in 1869 near Syracuse New York. Builders carved a gypsum figure to deceive crowds and profit from exhibitions, with Dr Andrew D White exposing the hoax in Century magazine in 1902. The tale highlights credulity and public gullibility.
Betty and John Mebane review Fletcher Selected Poems, tracing Imagist roots and notable pieces like Lincoln, Blue Symphony, and Irradiations. The Studio Publications publishes Whistler paintings in color with James Laver introduction. Pendleton's Echo of Drums portrays Georgia plantation life during Reconstruction with sympathetic Southern viewpoint.
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