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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1931
Page
2
NEA Service writer Julia Blanshard details life in Soviet Russia through ordinary daily routines rather than political rhetoric. The article explores the social and economic system from the perspective of everyday citizens.
A reporter examines Soviet medical care in Moscow districts, noting state doctors, free hospital services, and payed leave for childbirth. She highlights birth control, abortions with medical care, child health programs, and government rest homes, hospitals, and clinics serving workers and families.
Unprecedented cooperation in the film industry prompts National Motion Picture Week to raise funds for unemployment relief. Owen D Young, urged by Will Hays, enlists theaters nationwide for special performances, with proceeds locally directed to city Welfare Board. A High Point showing at Paramount Theatre features Penrod and Sam and selected shorts, starting Sunday at 2 PM.
A terse Q and A line quotes a wife asking about her husband’s habits. The reply confirms he awakens at night and lies in sleep. The snippet reflects a fragmentary dialogue likely from humor or gossip pages in a historical column.
Italian Foreign Minister Dino Grandi battled as a veteran and leader from World War I to Fascist rise. He earned the silver medal and bronze crosses, rose from private to captain, and became a foremost Bologna Romagna leader before Parliament entry in 1921.
The article traces Alcide Grandi from his early life in Mordano near Bologna born June 4 1895 to his pivotal position in the Fascist movement. It notes his promotions in 1923 1927 and subsequent roles including chief adviser on the March on Rome and leadership positions in the Fascist parliamentary group.
Milwaukee. Mrs. Phyl Banasynski, 26, has begun her seventh divorce action against Theodore Banasynski, 26, after previously dropping suits and reconciling. She accuses him of vile names. they have two children.
Traveling by rail in the Soviet Union narrator recalls sleeping on hard berths and improvised bedding while seeking warmth. Privacy is scarce in a compartment shared with strangers as winter travel continues.
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