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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1938
Page
4
The Hopeful Aspect of Europe’s Case
The article argues that European dictatorships in Russia Italy and Germany show power from small militant groups yet differ in economic systems with Russia’s state control vs capitalism in Germany and Italy. Chamberlain’s peace bid is linked to a balance of power outcome amid fears of ideological conflict and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mussolini
Proletariat
Russia
Communist Party
Hitler
Paul von Hindenburg
Italy
Germany
Chamberlain
Czechoslovakia
Crisis for China Looms as Hankow Falls at Hand
The article warns that Hankow, a key transport hub and political center, may fall to Japan, risking disruption of rail and water links and possibly the collapse of the Chinese government. Observers fear loss of Chinese resistance and a broader Japanese conquest if Hankow succumbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
China
Hankow
Organization of China For
Cotton and inflation and a silver exchange plan
The piece discusses Senator Cotton Ed Smith seeking relief for farmers through inflation and cites Senator Key Pittman proposing trading cotton for silver. Pittman suggests minting silver into dollars to fund a 864 million dollar circulation, yielding about 12.9 cents per pound for cotton. It reflects wartime anxieties and prayer for peace amid European unrest and Munich negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed” Smith
White House
Senate
Roosevelt
Key Pittman
United States
Senator Pittman
High Point Rates Under Federal Review as Power Commission Reports
The Federal Power Commission begins publishing its 1938 rate reports showing typical electric bills for each city with 250 or more people. Citizens can compare local High Point rates to those in neighboring towns and across the country once the data are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Power Commission
Prayers for Peace Call From the President
The President asks the nation to join in a day of prayer for peace with the First Family leading the call. Citizens are invited to observe a moment of reflection and seek unity in troubled times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Radio and politics mix in scattered news roundups
The Mor ganton News-Herald recounts Gee McGee’s report of Senator Poore’s Flat Rock visit cut short by radio interference after a brief three minute speech. The Christian Science Monitor urges progress via productive skills and warns war worsens global poverty. The Statesville Landmark cites peace as wonderful yet ironies arise from Czechoslovakia Britain France and self determination under Hitler. The Greensboro Record doubts government railroad ownership while noting loans and profit as key issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morganton News-Herald
Gee McGee
Sennator
Simmon Poore
Flat Rock
Sennator Poore
The
Christian Science Monitor
the Monitor
Virgil Jordan
National Industrial Board
Statesville
Czechoslovakia
Britain
France
Hitler
Radio address leaflet from Judge Rutherford sparks editor inquiry
In High Point North Carolina on September 30 1938 R H Tucker editor asks The Enterprise to print or advertise a handbill announcing nearby radio stations heard in the area including Wilmington Durham Danville and Spartanburg He asks the bill be sent to the local post office for billing and notes the enclosure referred to a radio address by Judge Rutherford continued on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
N. C
the Enterprise
Wilmington
Durham
Danville
Walter Winchell on Broadway Jottings in 1940s Theatre and Radio
Walter Winchell surveys current Broadway nights and radio programs with quick reviews. Mentions Sing Out the News at Music Box and Dame Nature at Booth, plus Kiss the Boys Goodbye and other films and broadcasts, noting critics' reactions and the era’s entertainment mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Box
The
Mirror
Guilders
Dame Nature
Jessie Royce Landis
Lois Hall
Guild
Nature
Bayes
Burns Mantle
Clare Boothe
Henry Miller
la Boothe
Old Plank Road Prophet of Inertia and Mischief
An elderly man near the Old Plank Road earns a small fame as a weather prophet and local eccentric. His experiences include Civil War service, relations tattered by money, and petty classroom grins from a grammar misstep by a school trustee’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Plank Road
Percival
You Can't Go Back Home Says Thomas Wolfe Visit Reflected
Charles B. Driscoll recalls Wolfe at the Chelsea Hotel working on a giant novel You Cant Go Back Home Wolfe argues you cannot truly return home and we all yearn to do so The piece notes changes in Albemarle Palmerville and Stanly County including rivers dams and torn down houses It reflects on memory and faith in a lasting Jerusalem and the idea of an enduring inner home through time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Chamberlain
Jack Benny
Baldpate
Benny
Kate Smith
Daniel Frohman
Don Ameche
Howard Barlow
CBS
Grace Adams
Harper's
Laurence Bell
New York
Mercury
Joe Williams
Reader's Digest
Cornelia Otis Skinner
New Yorker
Vincent Sheean
Ken
William Saroyan
Countess of Oxford
Asquith
Ritz
Charles B. Driscoll
Thomas Wolfe
Chelsea
Wolfe
Driscoll
Albemare
Bill
Charles
Joe
Jesus of Nazareth
Stanly County
Yadkin
Palmerville
Yesteryear
Jerusalem
Books in Review The House of Taverinck and The Healing Knife
Hol land writer Jo van Ammers Kuller presents The House of Taverinck a sweeping Dutch family chronicle set during 1778 to 1795 alongside George Sava’s The Healing Knife a dramatic memoir of a young surgeon’s rise from a White Russian army hospital to England. Margaret Merivale’s Furnishing the Small Home offers practical decor guidance for limited spaces with abundant illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo van Ammers-Kuller
Holland
House of Taverinck
Farrar and Rinehart
New York
Laurens Jan Taverinck
Amsterdam
House of Orange
Laurens Jan
Gysbert
Dirk
Anna
France
Daatje
Taverinck
Bess
George Sava
Harcourt, Brace and Co
Russia
Constantinople
Sofia
Germany
Italy
Sava
England
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