Randolph offers cap to precinct with highest Democratic turnout
Randolph countrys 1930s civic push is praised as a duty and privilege to vote. The article notes High Points historic turnout and urges all eligible citizens to vote in the upcoming national election, stressing that broad participation strengthens the voice of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
C. Crawford
2Ra
Asheboro
High Point
Boy Scouts
United States
A Tribute to the Late Texas Guinan
New York night clubs plan a one minute silence at midnight November 5 to honor Texas Guinan on the anniversary of her death. The nightclub queen helped shape Gotham nightlife with Hello Sucker and brought merriment during prohibitive times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas Guinan
Guinan
Broadway
Texas
Gotham
Repudiation Debate Raised in High Point Letters
Enterprise letters discuss repudiating the city debt. A businessman argues for repudiation amid readjustment plans. The piece notes municipal bankruptcy under the new federal act preserves creditor protections and does not erase obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Wilcox
Citywide celebration urged for Eng lish Street reopening
An editorial advocates a large city celebration to mark the reopening of the widened English Street. It argues that High Point should stage an effective, community driven event to showcase progress, unity, and the city’s renewed vigor in building toward a lasting development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Debt settlement for High Point edged by creditor majority
The article argues that repayment talks should favor concession from creditors without drastic repudiation. It warns that default would trigger court ordered taxes and a receiver, while urging a fair plan so burden shares loss of value experienced by all investments. It also notes neutrality in a Saar plebiscite and cautions France versus Germany in postwar diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Saar
Germany
France
Random Thoughts From a Rambler's Note Book by W A Bivins
The piece reflects on autumn and its mood as nature fades and prepares for renewal. It compares Shelley's verses about autumn to the journalist's own rambling observations on streets and maple trees turning gold. The writer counsels accepting aging, seeking goodness, and trusting in a better existence beyond life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Ernest Hemingway
Damon Runyan
Saroyan
Racial Standards Call for Justice Not Lynchings
The article urges Davidson County residents to rely on law rather than mob violence after a Negro assaulted a white girl near Thomasville. It condemns lynching, defends equal application of justice, and notes progress toward fair treatment for all races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson County
Thomasville
North Carolina
Bass Purchases Hendrix Furniture Store In High Point
Rey H. Bass buys Hendrix Furniture Company Store on North Main Street High Point from Copper Hill Tenn He keeps the same lines and branding and names Bruce Atkins to run sales Bass relocates from Copper Hill and continues in the furniture business with an established staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix Furniture Store, Inc
North Main Street
Rey H. Bass
Bass
High Point
Copper Hill
Tenn
Bruce Atkins
Atkins
Hendrix Furniture Store
Portraits of Eden and other book notes
A catalog of recent books reviews including Carolinian Marian Sims’s Morning Star a vivid critique of prison life. Portrait of Eden a Florida boom town drama with flawed characters. The Silver Treasury a praise worthy poetry and prose collection. Poems by W H Auden a bold modern verse volume. Lillie P Bliss Collection catalog for modern art. Now Do You Do SIRT a whimsical Kreymborg plays collection. Grandfather's Follies a theater history by James J Geller with Joan Held woodcuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Florida
Dr. Beardsley
Gladys
Art
Susanne
Samuel Lyman
McIntyre
Nancy Peace
McFeil
Miss Manners
R. Geller
Richard Montgomery Bird
Hilliard
East Lynne
Germany Skirts Saar Plebiscite With Hands Off Stance
Germany keeps a restrained approach to the Saar district plebiscite set for January 13. Reich Commissioner Joseph Buerckel bans uniform troops and rallies near the Saar border and invites foreign journalists to observe the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Saar
Germany
France
League of Nations
Joseph Buerckel
Public Advises Voters to Learn Candidates Before Tuesday
Before voting Tuesday readers are urged to acquaint themselves with the candidates and their positions. The note emphasizes informed choice and civic responsibility.
Saar valley dispute and looming vote in 1935
The piece notes Germany and France both want the Saar coal and that the Saar people face a January 15 1935 choice. It compares potential war over resources to prior conflicts and warns that material wealth could doom civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Saar
Kansas
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Contemporary
By John Mebane
High Point Enterprise
J. P. Rawley
R. B. Terry
A. Cecil
Geo. F. Edwards
Walter F. Hester
M. Waynick
Carr High Point
Associated Press
Act of Congress
Rambler’s Note
W. A. Bivins
Job Printing Company
Sam Coe
Dell
Sam
Jim Pou
Rural Justice’s of the Peace
R. H. Bass
Hendrix Furniture Company
Adam
Violet Campbell
E. P. Dutton & Co
Horace Mullins
Sir Herbert Lancaster
Lydia
Doris
June
Dick Fortitude
Archie Seymour
Patrick Cargate
William Saroyan
Random Hose
Constance Holme
Oxford University Press
Onstance Holme
Mr. Holme
Kirkby
Vincent Burns
the Macaulay Co
Georgia
Robert Burns
Marian Sims
Charlotte
Portrait OF Eden
Margaret Sperry
Livanet Publishing Corp
Samuel French, Inc
W. H. Auden
Random House
H. Auden
Eliot
Mr. Alden
Lillie P. Bliss
the Museum of Modern Art
Overs of
Lillie P. Biles
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Miss Bliss
Cezanne
Daumier
Degas
Gauguin
Matisse
Picasso
Renois
Seurat
Museum
Jerome Klein
Alfred Kreymberg
Ane
Kreymborg
James J. Geller
John Herr
The
Maca Co
Jamestown
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