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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1940

Page

7

WANTED A COTTAGE FOR TWO CAST OF CHARACTERS

Ann Brown seeks a life with Paul Hayden in a changing Chicago setting. Clara Brooks and Steve Claybourne influence the plot as letters reveal a four month delay in Paul’s marriage proposal. Ann pursues Paul through LaSalle Street station and a Chicago department store, hoping for a reunion.

Ann Brown Paul Hayden Steve Claybourne Clara Brooks Irene Temple Ann Clara Rom Paul Paul Mr. Temple Irene LaSalle Street Steve

Conference Looms As New York Big Bugs Meet On Balcony

A woman named Ann searches for Paul amid a bustling scene described with hints of a formal conference. A plaited hair image links to Clara as she learns the meeting is in session on a balcony with important attendees arriving from New York.

Clara New York Ann Paul Cedar Rapids

Writers at Work in Hollywood and a Cedar Rapids Twist

Hollywood writer habits and anecdotes feature colorful figures like Bert Granet Gene Towne and Dalton Trumbo. The piece blends studio life with a dramatic encounter as Ann confronts Paul in a Cedar Rapids job move plot.

Hollywood Balzac Gene Towne Graham Baker Mark Twain Preston Sturgis Josef Conrad Bert Granet RKO Power House New York City Dalton Trumbo Trumbo

Democracy Hendrik van Loon

A 1940 feature from The Enterprise via NEA Service profiles Hendrik van Loon, detailing his views on democracy and social philosophy. The piece outlines how the historian comments on governance, citizenship, and public responsibility in a period of wartime uncertainty.

Monarchial System Grows Anew From Union of Power and Money

A historical overview traces how feudal structures gave way to rising monarchies backed by the middle class and moneyed interests. It describes alliances between new wealth and dynastic rulers, the reshaping of Europe into noble patches, and later conflicts among former allies driven by wealth and power.

Europe Spain England Alexander Hamilton

McKenney on Bridge Three Bid Dilemma Over Missing the Boat

The article recounts a bridge hand where North and South argue about who is responsible for missing the boat after a double jump by South. It notes South had bid his cards and declined a slam, while North urges a jump to six or seven spades with partner's new suit.

Dorothy Parker Gene Fowler RKO Fowler Sam Bella Spewack Ben Hecht Charles MacArthur Donald Ogden Stewart Grover Jones Alan LeMay Martin Luther North South

Noncommittal as daily vocabulary lesson note

BHIP survivors land London. Sixteen survivors of the 5,742 ton British tanker Daghestan sunk in the North Sea are landed at a northeast Scottish port. The captain and three crew members were drowned.

London

Answers to trivia from LOOK and LEARN page

The piece lists trivia with answers: Hieroglyphics. Robert E Peary. The Sermon on the Mount. about 25 pounds. Chesapeake Bay. It adds notes about Navajo Bridge spanning the Colorado River in Arizona and an England cheese custom where guests served themselves from large cheese portions.

Robert E. Peary Chesapeake Bay Colorado River Arizona

Cranium Crackers Match Names to Countries

A quiz lists Jawaharlal Nehru Leon Blum John Reith Manuel Quezon Count Ciano Professor Salazar General Utagaki and asks to pair each with countries England Italy Japan Portugal France Philippine Islands or India. Answers appear on the Want Ad Page.

Jawaharlal Nehru Leon Blum John Reith Manuel Quezon Count Ciano Professor Salazar General Utagaki England Italy Japan Portugal France Philippine Islands India

Cross Word Puzzle Clue Set Horizontal

European composer called Waltz King. 12 Concern. 13 Lubricated 14 Railing. 16 Food fish. 18 Mine shaft hut. 19 Pennies. 20 Polished surface of rock. 22 Postscript abbr. 24 Old French.

Waltz King crossword puzzle answers and clues

A list of clues and answers for a crossword themed around the Waltz King. includes musical references, directions, and wordplay such as Italian river names and abbreviations. The compiled items range from simple definitions to themed entries linking to the Blue Danube and related musical terms.

Modern Etiquette Q and A at a Dinner Party

The guide states wine should be poured at the table to the right of each guest without moving glasses. The host or hostess should retire first to avoid implying weariness, and the hostess has the duty to ensure every guest has a partner at dances.

How Can I Prepare French Dressing

Mix two tablespoons of salad oil with a pinch of salt and a dash of paprika. Shake until emulsified. It can be prepared days ahead but must be shaken well before use.

Prayer Service Tonight at Evangelical Church

The First Evangelical and Reformed Church announces a weekly prayer service tonight at 7 30 led by Rev Hoy L Fesperman with the message titled Easter Echoes The routine Wednesday service is part of the church calendar The item also notes a pagan festival on Cheung Chan with colossal bread pillars claimed to protect eaters from stomach trouble for a year

First Evangelical and Reformed Hoy L. Fesperman Cheung Chan China

Right or Wrong About People Does It Pay To Know a Lot?

Education is a big business as parents borrow for college and workers pursue study. Dr. Laird warns knowledge can go to a person’s head and urges serious, modest learning while avoiding showy know-it-all behavior.

Donald A. Laird

Uncle Rays Corner on Radio Waves and Early TV

The article traces early radio broadcasting from 1920 to 1923 and explains how electric waves carry sound faster than sound waves through air. It contrasts speech over radio with everyday motion pictures and hints at the coming era of television, inviting readers to request more leaflets.

WWJ Detroit KDKA Pittsburgh WHA Madison Wis Ottawa Canada Mexico City London Paris Berlin Rome Uncle Ray

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Anh BY Louise Holmes NEA Service, Inc Harrison Paul Harrison NEA Paradise Shea Hendrik van Loon Enterprise McKenney WM. E. McKenney America’s Card Authority North Pole Atlantic Ocean Old England By Roberta Lee Evangelical Church Dr. Laird Uncle Rays Tennis Court
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