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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1934
Page
4
A contemporary reflection on Germany’s Saar pledge, warning that covert police presence and fear of draped arrests threaten plebiscite voters. The piece argues unity via force is unstable and questions leadership under Hitler, noting Germans’ belief in a strong single leader and uncertainty about the future.
Ivy Lee founder of modern public relations is dead. He reshaped corporate image by convincing big business to defend itself through frankness, transforming John D. Rockefeller Jr. in the public eye and shaping the business public relation dynamic for years.
Police instituted parallel parking on North Main Street between Howell and Ray to ease bottleneck caused by angle parking near the curb markets. Strict enforcement aims to make safer traffic flow permanent, reducing danger for all users of the thoroughfare.
A speaker reflects on Jesus as a heretic for teaching love including love for enemies, then shifts to Armistice Day and the Great Silence. He laments WWI losses, praises munition reform, warns against war through inept leaders, and urges peace, charity, and support for local efforts at the Hill Vener Office.
East Russell Street’s former Hill Veneer office hosts a thriving nursery school for 42 children aged 2 to 5. Miss Victoria Lawrence and staff, with support from Junior Service League and Kiwanis, provide meals, beds, and daily instruction shaping future citizens as they plan Thanksgiving activities.
W A Bivins praised NC teachers at a Shelby dinner for saving the state’s credit two years running. He noted 765 fewer teachers now serve 111,268 more students, with $10 million less funding than six years ago, urging concern about affordability under ongoing economy measures.
In a belt recovered at the Columbia penitentiary on Friday officials found 1100 dollars linked to bank robberies. English had worn the belt during a Louisville Kentucky robbery the previous week, underscoring that a bank is a safer place for money than a belt even for a thief.
Will Rogers argues for mixed party oversight in Congress with Republicans and Democrats watching each other, and President Roosevelt overseeing. He recalls Grover Cleveland’s call for public trust and civil service integrity, noting that honesty and justice cross party lines and shape prosperity and democracy’s fate.
A Greensboro insurance excerpt contains garbled misstatements about stolen horns broken windows and open side windows. A student offers five common bugs as five names. The text ends with a playful note inviting readers to send in new material.
A veteran recalls World War I and praises those who served while urging restraint and courage. The speaker honors the fallen and living, arguing true glory comes from safeguarding national safety and ending mistrust that leads to conflict.
A reflective column on Armistice Day’s global significance, paired with a long review block celebrating war era literature for youths. It praises John McRae’s Flanders Fields and contrasts it with later verse while noting civic duties of the Drum and Bugle Corps and a charity midnight show to fund uniforms.
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