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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1936
Page
4
A historical excerpt contrasts false apostles with true faith, citing TI Corinthians 11 13 and Crabbe. It reflects on deception as among society’s most dangerous faults and its impact on essential human affections and obligations.
The article notes initial orders for fall delivery show waning election year jitters as business plans ahead. Businesses invest millions in operations and inventories while watching political costs, yet remain hopeful about a steady economic path despite potential upheaval this November.
The Guilford sheriff's department is praised for uniting the deputy service into an efficient, countywide law enforcement entity. Sheriff Joe Phipps earns credit for progressiveness and a modernized, politically independent operation that benefits the community and the county at large.
Extensive operations involving three to four million cotton spindles in the North and South are halted by large textile manufacturing and machinery interests. The aim is sound recovery and stabilization, with efforts to protect surviving capital and industries amid a sweeping liquidation.
Promoters of a sweeping program claim funds are secured to remove three million surplus spindle units by 1937. Leading manufacturers will reclaim machinery from liquidated plants to end obsolete equipment and lift productivity. The effort aims for profitability for investors and fair wages for workers, with sympathy offered to Mr and Mrs Joe Carter for their loss.
An escaped convict killer triggers a mass man hunt in Tunica County Louisiana ending in tragedy. A deaf farm boy is shot by a cautions posseman and two possemen exchange fire, highlighting danger of vigilantism and reckless gun use in the pursuit.
The piece argues against scapegoating an agency after a deadly fire that killed two children. It insists responsibility lies with a broader system failing to provide adult protection for four youngsters in a home. It rejects blaming electric service or the car owner for acts beyond their control.
A column contrasts peace as insurance spending with arms budgets, arguing for a strong league to keep the peace. It notes the League of Nations budget, British loans, and Austrian credits as examples while urging decisive action against war causes. It also discusses Lehman’s NY influence, Roosevelt’s campaign, and possible Roosevelt-Young or Norris-leaning alignments.
The On Service Reform League argues that one in ten jobs is in government with a rising share of public administration. It cites the spoils system’s lasting influence and calls for a wholesale shift to a merit-based system to improve efficiency and economy.
The FCC proposes reallocating wavelengths to form a national police radio network with regional relay stations. The system would let authorities coordinate multi state hunts for fugitives. Cities like Minneapolis New Orleans St Louis Kansas City Indianapolis Detroit Davenport have piloted inter city radio use. The commission urges more cities and states to join.
The verse warns that doubts unsettle balance and dull craft when mixed with skill. It urges abandoning self deception and collecting solid facts to cure uncertainty and prove progress.
In a New York Day By Day column, speculation centers on Morris Young possibly running for governor if President Roosevelt asks him. Young resists candidacy, values loyalty to Roosevelt, and may back the President whether or not he runs. editors note the political tremor from withdrawal shifts and public appetite for leadership.
A 1926 Chautauqua engagement ends with Madame Tamaki Miura headlining a diverse concert lineup. Aldo Pranchetti, Joseph Cavedore, and Amund Storvik perform in a program that closes a six months Asia Minor tour. Everhart plans illustrations for a Reitstehl book.
The High Point team defeated Winston-Salem in a close meet at the Twin City venue last night by 65 to 62. Top performers helped secure the win in a competitive showdown between local high schools.
Two cars collided at the North Main and English Street intersection this morning causing a 30 minute delay. Vehicles driven by T R Allen of 145 North Main and J W Markham of Greensboro sustained minor damage and could be moved but no officer arrived promptly to direct traffic. A streetcar was halted briefly while the wreckage was cleared.
Commencement exercises were held at the Sheraton hotel last night for Guilford General Hospital Training School for nurses. Dr. Oren Moore of Charlotte addressed the graduates, speaking on the purpose of life and the vital service nurses render to humanity.
Eccles Everhart, a well known architect linked with the Herbert Hunter company, left yesterday for New York to join an archaeological party led by R. M. Reit.
State college hosts the Annual Farmers' Congress on July 27 and 28. A hog calling contest offers prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars to the top handler. Judges seek a strong hog lure voice and practical skill for champions.
Raleigh report notes NC lags in scales and measures compared with other states. Merchants and public lose due to improper keeping and enforcement. Calls for stronger regulation to prevent further loss and ensure accuracy.
Miss Ailsa Mellon daughter of the secretary of the treasury marries David Kirkpatrick Estes Bruce son of the Maryland senator in a season’s brightest capital society event. The wedding highlights Washington society circles with notable families and the couple starts their life together in public prominence.
From Muirfield comments that marriage aids achievement as Jess Sweetzer begins his honeymoon after remarks about Bobby Jones winning the American Amateur title only after becoming a Benedict.
From New York comes word that Governor Al Smith will be awarded a degree at Columbia University in a ceremony presided by Nicholas Murray Butler. The report notes Butler is a leading figure associated with the university.
A reader recalls recent debates at Town Hall and compares the eloquence to a spicy soup. The note mentions Texas lore about the late Governor James Hogs and a formidable debating opponent.
Readers glimpse a quirky Central Park scene where catlers and sailors mingle as the rowing season thrives. The piece notes a few stars visiting for a quiet boat ride and references O Henry and Caruso in light, reflective sketches.
A muddled quirky tale depicts an old grump in a hall seat near a college crowd. He mocks a younger man called Bub, snarling about worms and muttered phrases as the moment spirals into confusion.
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