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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1939
Page
4
May Day address warns of militarized youth in Germany
An May Day speech cites Germany as heavily armed and warns that 25 percent of the world’s 250 million children are drawn into war risks or persecution. It notes college students favor peace and suggests restoring a humane, scientifically minded Germany before it proves well armed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epen
Germany
Christian Science Monitor
United States
Reich
Woodrow Wilson
Hitler
North Carolina Roads Reassess Faults and Funding
A North Carolina conference noted the 60 000 mile road system relies on gasoline levies and licenses with no property tax. A US Bureau of Roads survey cited aging pavements narrow bridges and many dirt roads requiring constant maintenance and modernization funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
American Society of Civil Engineers
Pinehurst
James S. Burch
Union
United States Bureau of Roads Survey
YMCA mulls Russell street health club addition
With no immediate prospect to finish the local YMCA building the association considers adding a health club area on Russell street. The expansion could cost five to six thousand dollars and would provide more space at a modestly higher price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Russell Street
Health club plans for YMCA expansion discussed
The plan urges generous space for a YMCA health club expansion modeled on North Carolina associations. It notes higher membership fees, electric baths, and masseurs, aiming to fund growth through the service while expanding local association facilities and influence. It cites Raleigh and Greensboro as supporting examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Y.m.c.a.s
Raleigh
Greensboro
War talk harms sensitive youth in Los Angeles case
A 17 year old Los Angeles boy dreamed of war, refused to kill, and went out in a distressed mood. He walked away from home, signaling the troubling impact of war talk on youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
When Did Republicans Control High Point N C
Letter from S H Goodman asks readers to recall when the Republican party governed High Point before Democratic control begun in 1931. He notes a longstanding non partisan city government prior to 1931 and seeks older residents’ memories. The item also mentions actress Kitty Carlisle and a fashion award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
N. C
the Enterprise
Republican Party
Democratic Party
S. H. Goodman
Kitty Carlisle
Broadway gossip and power circles spill through Walter Winchell notes
A rapid mix of society, politics, and show business rumors runs through Walter Winchell’s column. It notes Barbara Hutton’s circle, Cardinal elevation hints, Amelia Earhart’s widow, Goebbels and FDR timing, Hamburg gossip, and theater and nightlife jabs from New York to Washington with named figures and events.
Local News Briefs From High Point Text
A silver loving cup was awarded to Jones & Peacock of High Point by the National Surety Company of New York for second place among their agents in the state in an increased production contest for surety and casualty business. Boy leaders will take over city government tomorrow. David Parsons serves as mayor for one hour. Mrs. Farrell Gray returns from Danville. Mrs. Jack Grubb from Goldsboro. Miss Elizabeth Wannamaker from Columbia, S C. The Wadenburg case at Gastonia heads to a jury. U S Senate may vote on farm relief. The High Point Enterprise becomes property of R B Terry J P Rawley associates. Rawley remains manager. Farmers and businessmen seek a High Point creamery, with George M Buch addressing the meeting.
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Robert S. Phillips
Fredonia Drive
Hollywood
California
Mr. Phillips
Frank Hawks
Phillips
Carl S. Letts
Flushing
Michigan
Admiral Peary
North Pole
Fort Conger
Karolin Sabo
Edward Corsi
Department of Welfare
New York City
Corsi
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Faye W. Bowman
Box
Woodward
Oklahoma
Will Durrant
Jones & Peacock of
High Point
National Surety Company of
New York
David Parsons
Farrell Gray
Danville
O. B. Peatross
Jack Grubb
Goldsboro
Elizabeth Wannamaker
Columbia, S. C
Wadenburg
Gastonia
U. S. Senate
Europe
America
High Point Enterprise
R. B. Terry
J. P. Rawley and Associates
Parker R. Anderson
Rawley
J. J. Farriss
South Main Street
George M. Buch
Asheville
Debate Over Neutrality Law Shapes Wartime Fears
Bruce Catton in Washington reviews the neutrality law debate between supporters who fear a European war is near and opponents who warn backing France and England could spur greater conflict. He cites Raymond Buell and Frederick Libby and recalls 1919 Versailles tensions as context.
Centenary prayer service at Wesley Memorial Church
Mrs. W. S. O Neal led a centenary prayer service at Wesley Memorial Church last night. G H King with the 81st Division cabled that he has sailed from France for America and will arrive in High Point soon. Carter Dalton is recovering from a tonsillectomy at High Point Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. O'Neal
Wesley Memorial Church
G. H. King
France
America
High Point
Carter Dalton
High Point Hospital
Roosevelt to be waxed in new radio disk series
A Times Square debate over labor and politics unfolds as Roosevelt era plans to record and release 15 minute interviews with the president and cabinet are announced. The National Emergency Council will distribute disks to 150 stations starting May 9 with subsequent cabinet and agency head disks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States Government
National Emergency Council
Lowell Mellett
NEC
Mellett
View of life shapes marriage say Dr. Leland Wood
Dr. Leland Foster Wood, noted authority on marriage for the Federal Council of Churches, says success in marriage depends on the ability to see life from the other person’s standpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Foster Wood
Federal Council of Churches
Canadian Finance Minister Warns Public Spending Relies on Government Control
Charles Dunning argues public spending can relieve but not cure economic woes and warns that a full shift of business into government hands would be required to achieve lasting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dunning
Canada
Missionaries in India Hear U S Baseball Broadcasts
In India missionaries follow U S baseball broadcasts by radio arriving at 2 a m each day. An error by the home team proved so frustrating it taxed even a preacher's patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
U. S
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