Scouting Campaign Highlighted by Prison Official
Arden Lewis E Lawes of Sing Sing voices support for the National Scout Jamboree in Washington June 30 to July 9. He notes 25 000 scouts from all states and 24 foreign countries will attend and urges funds to allow at least one scout from every community to be present. An local Boy Scout group plans to send several representatives amid praise for scouting. An impartial survey shows active scouts have far lower juvenile delinquency rates than non scouts, underscoring moral value.
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Arden Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing Prison
Washington
Lawes
High Point
Boy Scout Organization
Boy Scouts
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Harwood Childs
America
United States
Senate of
Wilson
League of Nations
Europe
Supreme Court
Peole
Toyan Christowe
Hig
Mara
Paul
IMRO
Musa Dagh
Secret Service
Peter Craig
London
Peter
Olga Shubacoff
Munich
Ken Carter
Olge
National Intelligence Service
Mr. Duncan
B. M
Adam Smith
Max Lemer
the Nation
Bi lateral treaty advantage limited in US policy
The text discusses Secretary Morgenthau’s preference for bilateral talks over multilateral meetings in economic and monetary policy. It argues the United States may stay with bilateral conversations and warns that broad coalitions can produce uneven benefits. It notes the need for nations to eventually assess mutual problems honestly and avoid short sighted deals.
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Morgenthau
United States
Treasury
Society of Nations
Diplomatic Victory for Hull as Moore Becomes Counselor
The State Department stabilizes leadership with R Walton Moore named counselor and Sumner Welles named undersecretary. Moore, 78, has aided free trade policy while Welles’ Latin American expertise opens large potential markets. Both avert a fallout and strengthen Hull’s standing in state affairs.
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State Department
R. Walton Moore
Sumner Welles
Mr Moore
Hull
Department
Welles
Moore
Amer
The City's Finest Product Graduation at High Point High School
The Enterprise salutes a class of over 200 graduates from High Point High School as they receive diplomas signaling a new life. The article emphasizes community pride in funding better educational facilities and the graduates' future paths in study or work.
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High Point High School
Learn to Swim Season Opens at City Lake
The city lake will open next Saturday inviting thousands to learn to swim at no cost under expert direction. At Senior High School, 713 of 1,330 students can swim, leaving 617 who should learn this summer to prevent water tragedies and gain self reliance in the water.
Italy's conquest of Ethiopia sparks pan-African anger
A historical report notes that Italy's victory over Ethiopia has aroused intense hostility among Africans, including long-time missionary Dr. Herbert Smith who served 28 years in the Belgian Congo.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Africa
Herbert Smith
Belgian Congo
Low Awnings Over Public Walks In High Point
Henry Rubss of High Point NC complains that city awnings over sidewalks along English Street and North Main Street often dip below seven feet, forcing pedestrians to duck. He urges city officials to address the nuisance and pursue a public improvement.
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the Enterprise
Methinks
City of
High Point
English Street
North Main Street
Henry Rubss
Des Moines Laundry Strike Stays Peaceful
The Des Moines laundry workers strike remained comparatively mild as participants kept calm and avoided confrontation, with no widespread violence or disruption reported.
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Des Moines
Old Plank Road and Portraits of a Victorian High Point Couple
Unday afternoon cemetery visit notes on Charles Godlove Mann born 1817 died 1905 and Jane Grant Mann born 1818 with details of their High Point house, the Manns’ eccentricities and staff. Includes memories of Professor Mann the mineraologist and social visits, plus a review of a screen Romeo and Juliet with comments on actors and production values.
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Charles Godlove Mann
Stuttgart
Germany
Jane Grant Mann
Inverness
Scotland
After Thoughts By W A Bivins
A reflective essay wanders Blair Park and contrasts youth’s joy in nature with aging perceptions. The piece recalls Wordsworth and ponders whether time dulls beauty while praising peaceful remembrance and the duty to seek global understanding beyond conflict. It ends with a wartime reflection and a call to honor peace.
Conrad voyage gains from perilous world cruise
Alan Villiers sails the Conrad a square-rigged ship around sixty thousand miles from Copenhagen to New York with stops in Madeira the West Indies Rio de Janeiro and Cape Horn. The voyage cost him all he had yet yielded adventure beauty and peace as photos and charts illuminate the tale.
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Alan Villier
Conrad
Captain Villiers
Villiers
Copenhagen
Georg Stage
Madiera
West Indies
New York
Rio de Janiero
South Atlantic
Cape Horn
South Indian Ocean
Dutch East Indies
Java Sea
Singapore
J. M
Old maxim linked to delaying child marriages cited
A public message argues that reminding girls and families of the adage beautiful babies make homely adults can slow child marriages. The line frames early marriage as harming future outcomes and suggests the strategy as a preventive reminder.
The President Goes Fishing in Gulf Waters
The president departs Washington to fish in the Gulf of Mexico while Congress handles the agenda, with vital questions and far reaching decisions pending. He implies Congress may act on his program or await his return to lead a stubborn legislature back into motion.
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Ireland
Aran
Hugh O'Donnell
Black Hugh
Asthore
Hugh
O'Donnels
Charlotte Observer
Gulf of Mexico
Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Hhis
Train Loss Near Doncaster During Sidetrack
A train was lost near Doncaster England when sidetracked. Many attendees at the Coronation ceremonies were only lightly injured as people were stepped on in the rush.
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Doncaster
England
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High Point, N. C
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Mann
First Baptist Church
Pine
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Hong
Mr. Mann
Randolph
Professor Mann
David Clark
Ss. C. Clark
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William Shakespeare
Leslie Howard
William Strunk
David
Copperfield
Mise Shearer
John Barrymore
Juliette
Miss Oliver
W. A. Bivins
Blair Park
Blairs
Wordsworth
John Charlies McNeil
O’hara
Horace
Flanders Fields
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Alan Villiers
Charles Scribner's Sons
HERO
Pat Mullen
Robert M. Meliride Co
Orlan Tower
Mullen
Mary Jane Ward
E. P. Dutton and Co
Miss Ward
Elmgate
Elmegate
Allan Duncan
Thomas Y. Crowell Co
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