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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1937
Page
4
A short reflection notes in Acts 20 33 about not coveting others silver or gold or apparel and adds Rochefoucaul’s view that suppressing first desires is easier than satisfying later ones. The piece juxtaposes biblical and classical maxims on self restraint.
The Spanish government led by Francisco Largo Caballero may undergo a cabinet reshuffle as troops close on Madrid and Bilbao. Analysts say all factions will be consulted, but the crisis highlights personnel flaws in a fragile regime and the difficulty of uniting Socialists Communists and others against Franco’s forces.
The article discusses J Edgar Hoover criticizing parole boards for releasing convicts who later kill G men and others In the ongoing debate the chief of the FBI warns that paroled felons have caused numerous deaths including those of local officials and citizens A recent case involves a former Sunday school teacher who was paroled and arrested for further crimes
The piece discusses parole decisions for dangerous convicts and urges reforms. It argues for granting chances to those who reform while keeping dangerous killers off the streets. It appeals to religious and moral guidance to restore faith and hope in communities and nation. It calls on youth to become leaders in building a better future.
A story recalls a visiting preacher who delivered the same text Peter's wife's mother lay sick of a fever three times in one day to different congregations. As old fever lore and typhoid malarial memory lingered, listeners found the repetition dull yet familiar. Later a radio listener noted three broadcasts of King George VI's coronation speech with the same cadence.
A former director of the Association for Criminal Justice argues crime stems from bent childhoods. She cites slums, divorce, lack of play spaces, and wealth disparities as twig-benders. society bears responsibility, needing drastic readjustments to reduce crime.
In dull congressional times the Nye proposed election expenditures act seeks strict limits on campaign costs. It would cap presidential, Senate, and House spending, set per vote thresholds, require disclosures, and prohibit bank or corporate donations while barring vote buying and promises of offices.
Personal notes from O. O. McIntyre cover media, travel, people, and places in New York and beyond. Highlights include Broadway color, radio tips, aviation safety claims, and a glimpse of social scenes from Cincinnati to Paris.
In a commencement address Tom A. Sykes recalls meeting Allen Jay 27 years earlier, praising his overcome handicaps and lifelong service as an educator and man of God. He emphasizes faith hope and especially love as the force behind the school and its community, urging graduates to carry that spirit forward.
A railroad initiative introduces new sleek cabooses featuring silver aluminum bodies and large side bay windows replacing the traditional red brick color and cupola. Inside design emphasizes space, comfort, and crew utilities including a built in refrigerator and convertible leather seats. The change prompts nostalgia for the classic red caboose as a familiar American scene.
A humorous poem by Victor P. Hammer compares the mountain mule to Sampson's fame, noting the creature's calm front but warning of mischief behind. It recalls upbringing, birth, and value in trade while hinting at a recent auto accident that injured a mounta in gent, described with light humor.
One hundred thirty students in the graduating class will receive their diplomas at the local high school's commencement exercises on June 9 at the American Theatre. Frank Graham of UNC will deliver the commencement address. Claude Hussey, the past two years sanitary officer, has resigned effective immediately. Administrators commend his work.
The general fund showed 3 323 137 60 dollars as of April 30 1927. Governor McLean urged a third appeal for flood relief funds noting more money is greatly needed. A federal survey of the Great Smoky mountains will be conducted immediately.
Twenty years ago the manual training department at High Point high school displayed an engaging exhibit in Jarrett Stationery storefront. Under supervisor Mr Guetafon students contributed woodwork maps drawings and blueprints for public viewing.
Dr PD A Stanton attends the Southern Railway surgeons meeting in Jacksonville Florida while W A Barker spends the day in Charlotte on business. Mr and Mrs W H Dowdy depart for Asheville to attend the Baraca Philathea convention.
News briefs report Germany possesses 235 submarines and has lost 100. Former U S ambassador to England Joseph Choate dies of heart disease at his New York home.
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