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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1928
Page
4
The article argues that while nations endorse the idea of outlawing war, a practical chasm remains. It notes most powers will limit warfare to defensive actions and require no legal war, a stance the United States may also adopt. It emphasizes that without a universal agreement on nondefensive wars, real outlawing of war cannot occur.
A year after Lindbergh began the Spirit of St Louis flight from New York at 7 52 to Paris in about 33 hours the unknown aviator has become a global icon. He was met with crowds and fame as newspapers dubbed him the Flying Fool and his feat reshaped his public image.
The Chest campaign in High Point targets a $58 000 fund to support five key service agencies for another year. Despite general business slack tied to politics, leaders urge citizens to donate generously to sustain civic projects and bolster morale for future market gains.
An immense acreage now devoted to other purposes must be converted to use for landing fields in every state within the next few years. The article notes the Wall Street excitement over aviation developments and outlines a national push to expand airports.
A Raleigh column argues growing interest in aviation will soon make pleasure planes common, with landing fields near towns expanding as flights become routine. The piece calls for more small gifts to support community charities and civic programs, urging immediate action and self denial. It also references current politics and light social notes.
A civic appeal urges residents to contribute to the Community Chest funding for five city agencies. It argues individual gifts, big or small, sustain essential programs and leaders, noting collective small contributions create a substantial total for community needs.
The High Point Enterprise praises the city’s beauty drive as a driver of growth noting blooming bulbs nurserymen and lawn pride have boosted business and image. It urges Durham to adopt a coordinated beautification effort to match High Point’s progress and fame.
A Greek gold shipment totaling 3.5 million dollars was recently reported. A wrestler is suspected to be planning to win the championship.
A tourism magazine warns travelers to pack light for vacations while noting that those returning home may find the advice unnecessary.
A veteran sword swallower celebrated his ninetieth birthday recently and urged readers to save old razor blades as a reminder. He hints at a future gift next year and adds a nostalgic cue for fans to remember the performer.
Public library lists outstanding May 1928 magazine articles from a librarian panel. Articles include The Doctor's Kit of Tools by Michael W. Davis in Survey Graphic and Latin America Falls in Line by Genaro Arbaiza in American Mercury, among others. Names of authors and contributing readers are noted.
Governor Angus W. McLean telegrammed greetings to North Carolinians now living in Atlanta for the North Carolina Society of Atlanta meeting. He urged the group to gather for the Mecklenberg declaration anniversary and praised members among government, legal, religious and educational fields. The telegram wishes prosperity to Atlanta’s North Carolina diaspora and notes society officers Higdon, Smith, Jennings, Bowie, and Andrews.
Ole Larsen from Minneapolis arrives in Chicago after hotel check in and wanders the city. Police eventually guide him to the Y M C A Hotel as he misreads signage, illustrating how foreigners recognize the letters YMCA. The piece ends urging support for the Community Chest in High Point.
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