Lordly Path and Sinful Way Verse Reflected
A brief religious note cites Psalms 1:6 and a reflection on salvation, contrasting the righteous path with the fate of the ungodly and stressing repentance from sin.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1937
Page
4
Nation Should Avoid Being Made the Goat
The article argues the United States must resist becoming involved in foreign conflicts as Japan presses its gains in China. It notes Hull's protests over the seizure of a Chinese customs office and warns against repeating costly battles for other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Cordell Hull
Great Britain
China
France
Germany
Far East
Nippon
Italy
Governor ends Christmas clemency for prisoners
The piece notes Governor Clyde R. Hoey will not issue Christmas clemency or Yule paroles this December. It argues clemency actions will come only after careful investigation and should fall within the usual yearly parole total. The stance reflects a firm, cautious approach to holiday mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Penitentiary
Butch
Clyde
Clyde R. Hoey
Paroles Granted for Sound Reasons Not Holiday Celebration
The statement argues parole should be granted for rational grounds rather than to honor a holiday. It notes the irony of releasing Barabbas while celebrating Christ’s birth and urges careful, principled decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
A Lesson Not Learned From World War II Reflections
Emil Ludwig’s Life of Roosevelt portrays the president as a global leader with a possible path to peace. The work notes Roosevelt may resign after three years if danger to peace warrants it, echoing Woodrow Wilson’s 1916 pledge and warning that war danger reveals a failure to restrain a willing minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Ludwig
Roosevelt
United States
Ludwig
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Wilson
Early Christmas Shopping Urgency Grows After Thanksgiving
After Thanksgiving, shoppers face the home stretch to Christmas. The window to complete gifts shrinks as weekend sales and holiday deals intensify. Authorities urge early planning to avoid last minute crowds and stock shortages.
Out of Gas
Bruce Catton laments American absent mindedness after statistics show 1.5 million motorists stalled with empty tanks last year. He notes every car has a visible gauge and drivers should avoid being stranded, yet many still run dry.
All the Way on Taxes by Bruce Catton
Senator Carter Glass sponsors a plan to tax income including interest from tax exempt bonds to boost government revenue. He argues for eliminating tax exemptions entirely, noting constitutional hurdles but urging decisive action. Street sweeping quote by Nunzio Bevilacqua comments on women in Ravenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Carter Glass
Mae West Corset Quote On Comfort And Feeling Held
Mae West comments on corsets appreciating comfort and the sensation of being held, reflecting her bold stage persona and fashion stance. The remark highlights corsets as both practical wear and a suggestive metaphor in her public persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
Madison Square Garden rodeo among personal reflections
The writer praises the Madison Square Garden rodeo as among the best in the United States, recalling Western roots and horse superstition, then shifts to Mary Pickford’s wisdom on thinking guiding life and Dr. A A Roback’s views on social mixing, self discipline, and mental control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Middle West
Madison Square Garden
Bagdad
Henry
Cheyenne River
South Dakota
Notable minds praised by readers in a literary exchange
A reader credits English writer Arnold Bennett for praising Herbert Spencer as the greatest mind born to this world and asks who others nominate. The speaker favors William Shakespeare, a Stratford-upon-Avon native, as their choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Bennett
Herbert Spencer
William Shakespeare
Stratford
Waynick Returns to North Carolina Press as Editor
Capus M. Waynick, currently a state government official, is returning to High Point to edit The Enterprise, a Piedmont afternoon daily. The move shifts a skilled newspaper man from Raleigh council work back to journalism, drawing praise from North Carolina journalism circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Waynick Returns to Press as Editor at High Point Enterprise
Capus M. Waynick resigns from North Carolina public posts after six years of service in the state government. Governor Hoey expresses regret as Waynick resumes editing duties at the High Point Enterprise, promising renewed local newspaper leadership and continued public service through journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Daily News
Capus M. Waynick
North Carolina
General Assembly
Hoey
Waynick
High Point Enterprise
High Point
New York Intyre Notes on Life and Film Views
The piece blends anecdotes on a house keeping service, cinema opinions, and social reflections. It mentions Harvey era stars, Patsy Kelly, Robert Montgomery, George M. Cohan, and a Browne's chop house. The writer critiques films while admiring witty banter and old Punch humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arnold Bennett
Robert Montgomery
Slie Howard
Patsy Kelly
George M. Cohan
Ben Riley
Jack Dempsey
Browne
Punch
Judge Teague Warns Drunken Drivers in Municipal Court
In Monday's Municipal Court Judge Teague sentenced a drunken driver to two years on the road saying there is no mercy for drunk driving. Ten nurses from High Point hospitals passed the North Carolina Board of Nurse Examiners exam in Raleigh on Oct 19. Guilford General and High Point Hospital personnel are listed. L C Shuping, Guilford County Democratic club chair, will address the city Democratic club Thursday night. Arkansas businessmen touring the city praised High Point in the Arkansas Gazette for its bustling spirit, 78 factories, and the fine high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teague
High Point
N. Cc. Board of Nurse Flammers
Raleigh
Hazel H. Fulp
Mary Lee
New England Homes Serve Plain Yet Well Cared Meals
Describes small city homes in New England with whitewashed rocks and dining rooms led by motherly hosts. Meals are plain but well cooked with desserts like hot gingerbread, rice pudding, pumpkin pie, and warm sauces. A glass of sweet milk and yellow rat trap cheese accompany pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Asheboro Dinner Party Hosts Noted Guests
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hill entertained at a Friday evening dinner in Asheboro with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Tom A. Sykes, Mrs. H. A. White, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cory, and Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Idol, while Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Fountain and guests were present earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Fountain
Asheboro
J. C. Hill
Tom A. Sykes
H. A. White
J. D. Cory
V. W. Idol
Fashionable walking sticks at the track draw notices
A writer notes upper class manners at the races describing a plush lady with a combined walking stick and cetat and an Atlantic Monthly. The piece hints at social display during self matches and horse watching without naming specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Atlantic Monthly
English Guests Dine at Locust Valley Dinner Party
A family from England with eight months in the U S hosted a jolly dinner in Locust Valley assisted by their butler McAuliffe described as an owlish figure. The menu featured British dishes and guests spoke of a hotel on 116th Street named the King's Crowd frequented by English visitors.
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Locust Valley
England
McAuliffe
116Th Street
President Butler
America
London Portraits at Rosa Lewis’s Hospitable Hideaway
In London the narrator recalls Rosa Lewis tending her famed hospice with saucy wit and champagne, noting patrons and a continuous stream of salty observations. Karl Kitchen, once a royal cook, urged a stop there amid tales of publishers and a drifting celebrity boarder as the narrator muses on hotel tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rosa Lewis
Rosa
Corse
Karl Kitchen
Garl
Dinty Moore
Dinosaur Egg Valued as World’s Oldest Treasure
The article notes that the most prized eggs are dinosaur eggs, estimated to be at least 75 million years old. It discusses paleontology in the context of fossil egg discoveries and their high value to collectors and researchers.
Thanksgiving News From 20 Years Ago
Twenty years ago on Thanksgiving Day residents shared local doings with Clara Steel visiting G C W. and Mayor W P Ragan at Greensboro. Mrs Al Bion Millis Mrs C M Hauser and Mrs Alfred Caldwell enjoyed a theatre party in Greensboro. Homer Haworth son of J J Haworth High Point writes about the 144th field artillery unit stationed 16 miles from San Diego with men from Los Angeles San Diego Oakland and San Francisco and nightly Y M C A activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Steel
W. P. Ragan
Greensboro
al Bion Millis
C. M. Hauser
Alfred Caldwell
Homer Haworth
J. J. Haworth
High Point
144Rd Field Artillery
Los Angeles
San Diego
Oakland
San Francisco
NLRB Faces AFL Protests and CE Union Split News
Washington n November 29 The National Labor Relations Board faces AFL protests over alleged favoritism as it reviews wage and hour bills. A two to one ruling supports AFL aligned union principles in a case involving the CIO and IBEW across Consolidated Edison and related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point
Tiree
Enauens
Postostioe
Ongr
National Labor Relation Board
A. F. of
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Américan Federation of Labor
Me &Bb
A. F. of L
Consolidated Edison
New York
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workéra
A. F. Gfl
Ind
IBMW
United Radio and Electrical Workers of America
IBEW
Floyd Carlisle
Dan Tracy
Gree
Holler
Allis-Chalmers
NLRB
Edwin 8
Smith
A. F. of S. Craft
United Automobile Workers
Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
UAW
Uits
NEA Service, Inc
Dark snow in cities accelerates melt with soot layer
In cities, snow covered by a layer of dirt and soot darkens the surface and speeds melting because a dark surface absorbs more heat.
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Main Street
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Ravenna, C
Dale Carnegie
Mary Pickford
A. A. Roback
Julius Caesar
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Bke
Intyre
George Clark
Ohgner
Rodney Dutcher
Yellowstone Lake
North American
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