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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1940

Page

2

Senate notes on parity payments and farm aid

Senator Bankhead said President Roosevelt may need to provide parity payments if farm prices fail to rise to prewar levels. He supported increasing 200 million to the agriculture department bill to boost farmers purchasing power, as outlined in the January budget message.

Hington Ator Bankhead D-Ala Ate Today Velt Con Nkhead Alecin Alabama Cnt Roosevelt Ntlo

Weather forecast for North Carolina and coastal hawser

Generally fair with a plunge in temperatures and scattered frost inland. North winds from the Sandy Hook to Hatteras corridor ease tonight with broken clouds, followed by fair and slightly warmer conditions in the extreme west on Wednesday.

North Carolina Sandy Hook Hatteras Jacksonville Charlotte Official Weather Bureau L. A Asheville Atlanta Augusta Birmingham Charleston Seer Ewer Chicago Columbia Detroit Denver Evansville Eure Galveston Greensboro Key West Little Rock Los Angeles Memphis Feereae Meridian Miami Mpls-St New York Raleigh San Antonio San Francisco Spartanburg Tampa Washington Wilmington

Leiserson Attacks Board Action On Union Pact

Leiserson contends the board should not have authorized a complaint and that the employer union agreement should stand without disruption. He notes the contract is exclusive and uniform, reducing need for parity payments, while Bankhead argues farm producers’ incomes last year remained far below prewar levels despite 1939 payments.

Indianapolis Assails Authorization Leiserson House Bankhead

Barlows Aerial Mine To Get Thorough Test

The army and navy will conduct extensive land and sea tests of Lester P. Barlow s aerial mine explosive using liquid oxygen and carbon. Critics doubt its revolutionary power while Barlow claims a safe long lasting charge after manufacturing and transport.

Barlow Washington Army Navy Lester P. Barlow Baltimore Congressional Gram Army House Senate Naval and Military War Department Don McCloud Carbondale Ill Germany

Germany Silent Economic Cooperation

The passage discusses potential economic and political collaboration among Italy Germany and Russia. It notes possible joint efforts in southeastern Europe to deter Western European powers. Despite ideological gulfs between Communism and Nazism Fasism the three powers could pursue practical policies.

Italy Germany Russia Europe

Allies Debate War Strategy Amid Pressure for Action

In a war council heated by Allied strains, Prime Minister Chamberlain resisted hasty ventures, urging expert advice before daring operations. Attlee pressed for stronger home front effort and ruthless efficiency, while Chamberlain mocked critics’ focus on a German mine incident and noted talks with Sumner Welles. The Allies had contemplated rapid aid to Finland and an expansive invasion plan.

Chamberlain Clement Attlee Attlee Sumner Welles Roosevelt Finland Sweden Daladier Supreme War Council Baron Mannerheim Mannerheim Britain France Germany Norway Scandinavia

Germans Sink Nine Vessels In Week of Allied Losses

The admiralty reported nine British and neutral ships lost to enemy action in the week ending Sunday midnight, totalling 23,992 tons. Four ships sunk by submarines since Feb 24, with most casualties caused by mines, while a bomb damaged a British battleship at Scapa Flow.

London Admiralty Scapa Flow Chamberlain

Roosevelt Resumes Duties on Limited Schedule

President Roosevelt, despite a lingering fever, returned to his office in a limited schedule. White House officials said he planned a noontime briefing on budgetary and appropriation issues with Budget Director Harold Smith as he recovers from a weeklong cold. His morning temperature stood at 99.2 degrees, slightly above normal.

Washington Roosevelt Harold Smith White House

Bachelors Club to Stage Dance in Thomasville

Paul Huffman, chairman of the Young Bachelor’s Club, announced a dance at the American Legion hut in Thomasville on Thursday night March 21 from 8 to 12. About 100 couples are expected to attend.

Thomasville Paul Huffman Young Bachelor's Club American Legion

Frontier town Senta fines late hours in streets and cafes

A Yugoslav frontier town named Senta imposes a small fine for residents and visitors who remain out late in streets and cafes as part of a municipal funding scheme.

Senta Yugoslavia

Church Converted Into Dance Hall Sparks Vigilante Threats

In Rogers, Texas, farmers threaten vigilante action to stop wild parties at a community church and graveyard. Dallas High School youths wrecked the church building, toppled the pulpit, piled pews, and ripped 75 year old tombstones to fashion a dance floor while church leaders led by T B Crosby vow to defend the site with shotguns loaded with salt.

Dallas Rogers Dallas High Select T. B. Crosby

Scotch word origins spark naming of tweed fabric

A Scottish tailor's misspelled note sparked confusion over fabric names. He sent samples to London labeled tweet for twill, which the Londoner read as tweed, and the misread term stuck.

Acoustical Perfection of Mormon Tabernacle Noted

The organists and visitors praise the Salt Lake City Tabernacle for its acoustical perfection. Built on Brigham Young’s plans before modern wall insulation, the famed building is celebrated for its sound quality.

Mormon Tabernacle Salt Lake City Utah Brigham Young

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