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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
4
A devotional reflection noting that while many hands shape houses and lives the ultimate builder is God. Quoted lines from Hebrews 8 4 and a saying attributed to Lavington emphasize divine primacy in creation and in moments of cause and effect.
The piece argues Senator Byrd seeks to expand Comptroller-general J R McCarl's powers, but New Dealers view him as a disruptive obstacle. It notes McCarl's 1922 origin, 15 year term, and the likely replacement by a figure who would similarly curb postwar expenditures, raising concerns about politicized control and long tenure.
North Carolinians condemn success by native talent as Dr. Ralph McDonald and his band attack O. Max Gardner who has proven to be top among Washington’s brains after leaving the governorship. His achievements are cited amid political tensions surrounding Clyde R. Hoey’s bid for governor.
The Raleigh Times notes that Hoey, as Brother-in-law Max, championed suffrage in NC, miners’ relief, Workmen’s Compensation in 1929, the Australian ballot, primary law, and a no sales tax stance. It credits him with promoting Live-at-Home farming and restraining the 1991 Assembly amid press scrutiny, while Doctor McDonald remains notably quiet on these points.
A young Fascist posed as Emperor Haile Selassie to deceive the League of Nations in Geneva. The impersonator attended a wreath ceremony, prompting police and public outrage after the hoax was revealed. The incident sparked questions about the League and its sanc tions and the broader hoax culture against a peace loving world.
Solicitor J J Burney vows to clear up floggings and terror in Columbus County as hooded night riders prey. The region endures a terrorized countryside while officials pledge to prosecute all involved, regardless of status, to restore law and justice.
Fragment cites a skeptical view of the works credited to the WPA program and hints at evaluating contributions by those who present themselves as relevant.
A fragment notes that the former Ethiopian emperor Haile Selassie left behind millions as a personal reserve after his abdication, described as a modest rainy day fund rather than a lavish hoard.
A Philadelphia June convention is praised for harmony and control by New Deal leaders. Roosevelt receives unprecedented eulogies while critics warn of alienation among conservatives and rising third party strength shaping the party's future.
A reflection on how U.S. party platforms largely ignore arms issues while European munitions trade continues. The piece cites Germany’s rearmament and French ore exports, noting Krupp torpedo gear reaching France and German diesel motors in the Maginot line, underscoring the global reach of arms production.
Two old Cleveland killings were believed to be the work of the Black Legion. The clan’s involvement may still be suspected in the Cock Robin case and its notorious tie to these crimes.
The poem reflects a selfless cycle where giving to others nourishes the giver and strengthens faith. It asserts that sharing burdens, easing pain, and recognizing goodness in others return comfort and renewal to the speaker. The verses tie mutual care to divine accompaniment on a grace-filled journey.
New York gossip notes Bernarr Macfadden, a 68 year old health crusader known for barefoot walks and piloting planes, as well as his magazine empire and a failed venture The Graphic. Poet John V A Weaver admires Hemingway as his literary idol clay feet. A Park Avenue doorman spotlights a society dame in an alcoholic blur as Rudyard Kipling’s Players Club guest status tests old timers.
A government move ends restrictions on deer hunting near H Rein, valued by observers like Mr. MacTavish as a potential Christmas display for children if Santa is late. The remarks about Disay Dean hint at mistaken identity regarding a speaker once thought to be an eye specialist.
The remark notes that the Black Legion revelations have spurred a cautious public reaction as more civilians send in their nightshirts for laundry, signaling unease and a cautious response.
A fishing party was held at Walker's Mill on Monday night to honor Celia Stevens of Charleston guest of Ethel Mucklefuss and Sarah Parish who trains as a nurse in Washington. The group toasted marshmallows by a camp fire after fishing and shared social visits among relatives and friends.
Guilford County commissioners chairman Rankin announced plans to present a question on a house of detention for female prisoners before the board at the July 6 meeting. He noted the county home never housed women of this class, but it is the only option now to care for women offenders.
The T B L class of Green Street Baptist church met Monday night and elected new officers: teacher Mrs Ward president Mrs Stout first vice president Mrs Steele second vice president Mrs Harris secretary Mrs Lewis reporter Mrs Waters.
Wrightsville Beach hosts the 28th annual North Carolina Bar Association gathering with an address of welcome by N. C. Sheperd of Wilmington. Raleigh reports a positive weekly employment picture in Asheville Wilmington Winston-Salem while noting a dip in Greensboro Raleigh and Rocky Mount. Byrd North Pole flight calculations verified by scientists in Washington.
A Washington congressman boasts he invented the Zioncheck Zipper, a device intended to enlighten those who thought he lost his buttons.
A Minneola Illinois man faced arrest after firing six shots into the Atlantic Ocean. Police say the act violated local laws and potentially federal statutes governing discharge of firearms near waterways.
A refined afternoon gathering at the Country Club hosted by Mrs A B E ate and her daughters Mrs Paul Smith Mrs Robert Cottam and Miss Isabel Tate honored Mrs Langdon Jewett recently moved to High Point and announced the engagement of Miss Isabel Tate to Graham W King of Palm Beach Fla
Mies Alie Pond of Petersburg Virginia is the attractive guest of Mrs. in a social notes item detailing local hospitality and visiting company with emphasis on genteel profiles and regional social life.
Jeremiah Smith a Boston lawyer declines a $100000 salary to reorganize Hungary s financial system and asks that the money be given to the poor of Hungary.
The piece notes ghost writing waned after a period of many writers who produced magazine and book content under clients names. Editors like Lorimer and Harry Burton could detect ghost work and rejected it, while readers protested fake prose.
On a sidewalk encounter the narrator observes seven young women drinking inside a West 52nd Street bar while male bartenders preside. The scene suggests a proliferation of feminine tippling in the speakeasy era.
A nostalgic vignette notes the decline of railroad excursions as a social pastime. It recalls a traveler named Elmer or Roy who performed playful, noisy tricks to entertain others during stops, while a memorable meal at Del Monica's featured deviled eggs on picks and flaky fried chicken legs.
A vivid quip from a 1936 McNaught Syndicate column recalls sailors or workers recalling handkerchiefs tucked in rubber collars to guard against hot cinders while aboard. The line ends with a boast to improvise a board when a proper board is unavailable.
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