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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1938
Page
4
A verse from Luke condemns betrayal while a Lord Byron line laments domestic treachery. The quotes juxtapose sacred judgment with poetic insight on treason. The passages reflect on trust, loyalty, and the sting of betrayal across contexts.
Senate wrangles over a government reorganization measure as Bailey and Barkley clash on the effects of a balanced budget. Bailey argues a 25 percent cut would boost prosperity and stability, while Barkley says no magic lies in balance. The dispute highlights wartime memory and partisan blame.
Chairman Morgan refuses to quit his TVA post, arguing resignation not in the public interest. The piece weighs the clash with President Roosevelt, praising congressional accountability but questioning Morgan’s stance and transparency in the ongoing public dispute.
The article discusses skepticism toward Dr. Morgan's evidence as indecent and unfair, noting that exposure before a congressional committee may affect its value. It highlights the chairman's need to be specific and convincing to avoid public judgment of temperamental bias and lack of business experience.
A three to one vote approves a billion dollar increase in naval strength. The House expresses confidence in pacifism yet accepts a strong navy for police purposes if other nations agree to arms limits. The President may halt the program if international accord emerges, signaling cautious preparation amid tense world moves.
W O Burgin a Lexington ex state senator enters the congressional race for the eighth district. He previously advocated unemployment insurance and old age pensions in North Carolina and pushed a 1933 bill to establish unemployment insurance, facing committee setbacks before passage efforts shifted to a governors commission study. His campaign relies on his legislative record and studied demeanor to influence June results.
A reflective essay urges eliminating jealousy and caustic remarks to reform social conduct. It cites Charles M Schwab and Andrew Carnegie principles, highlights Nathalia Crane’s rise after harsh critics, and recalls Benjamin Franklin’s warning that any fool can criticize. It ends with a McNaught Syndicate copyright note from 1938.
A collection of statements by various figures including Albert Bushnell Hart and Dr Nicholas Murray Butler on war, diplomacy, and global affairs. The notes touch on Czechoslovakia, military power, the telephone list joke, envelopes of life, and the rise of Communism with references to China and Japan.
Bruce Catton’s commentary derides Nazi occupation of Austria, predicting purge and puritanical control in Vienna. The piece contrasts Vienna’s famed culture with a grim Nazi mission, noting campaigns against leisure, hospitality, and lighthearted life as Germany seeks total control.
Liberty Underwear plans to begin operations at 119 12 North Main street about April 1 to manufacture ladies rayon silk underwear. Edna Haviland spoke at Central Friends church annex. George Edwards of The Enterprise spoke on The Philippines to the American Business club. he is a five year Army veteran under Pershing. Mr and Mrs Farrell Gray entertained the Wednesday Bridge club. Mrs J S Welborn set a new low women’s record at Sedgefield clock golf course with a 36. Married: Miss Helen Davis and James Simerson. News briefs note Diamond Joe Epposito killed by gangsters in Chicago. Apollo de Belvidere’s nude replica provokes protest in Greenville Art Museum. Senator Couzens calls for Mellon resignation.
A preliminary contest at Junior Order Hall Mechanicsville selected Gladys Kelley for recitation Kentucky Belle and Garland Pollock for declamation Patriotism as school representatives for the county meeting. Palm Sunday service will be held next Sunday at 11 in the local Lutheran church.
Rube Eldridge, known as a Southpaw, winters in Spero and passed a physical, declaring himself healthy. Greensboro’s Dick Bogart and Carraway resident Lee Briles visit for business. Reidsville’s Harry Elam also in town. The war updates note a major German drive with British resistance in Cambria and first wartime stamp campaign success in Smithfield. Navy Secretary Daniels to speak in Fayetteville on saving freight through Cape Fear channel deepening.
Quote from Harold H Burton urging the party to pursue less bluff and bunk and more thought and unselfish action as a path forward for the Republican party.
In a New York Day by Day column from March 22, Alfred W. McCann’s son carries on his broadcasting and food crusade. The piece references Anne Hirst Helen Worden Zoe Beckley Dorothy Dix Fannie Hurst and others tied to early radio journalism, gossip, and press boxes.
The renowned novelist Fannie Hurst works in private at her West 67th Street home. She develops ideas after trips to Europe or long cruises, then writes six hours daily without calls, with lunch brought in and strict orders against interruptions until the final chapter is done.
A Times Square statue of Father Duffy surveys ongoing construction as workers and WPA signs fill the area. The piece recalls Clarence Darrow's 1924 visit to the Cleveland Press after reading an article about Nathan Leopold, revealing a moment of shared emotion with the famed lawyer.
The renowned pianist Artur Schnabel receives acclaim for his deep interpretive grasp of symphonic works. Critics highlight his refined touch and rigorous technique that illuminate composers from Beethoven to Brahms.
The piece contrasts urban and rural life by examining how the term well watered stock is interpreted in different contexts. It highlights societal divides and value judgments reflected in language and livelihoods.
Texas representative Maury Maverick urges readiness for a potential conflict, advocating intensified naval preparation. He emphasizes national security needs and bipartisan backing from his state delegation.
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