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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1936
Page
4
Russia charges three nations with aiding Spanish rebels breaking neutrality. The world fears a broader war as fascist and Nazi actions intensify. News warns that peace could unravel if Sanity falters, foretelling global carnage and rising military mobilization.
The decree ends the 40 hour work week in Italy's munitions plants, replacing it with a 60 hour schedule. The piece notes the global hope that the change is temporary and argues the 40 hour week proves social and economic desirability and justice. It warns such a compromise may erode morale and faith in the Duce's program.
The piece discusses divergent public polls during the presidential season, noting Landon leading in the Literary Digest in Maryland while Roosevelt dominates in Baltimore Sun ballots sent to voters. It cites a cautious view from the Charlotte News and recalls the Knox anecdote from San Francisco.
Hank Anderson argues in New York that the Notre Dame system is outmoded against modern defenses. He cites his State College stay as proof that Rockne era methods must adapt to razzle-dazzle football and sheer manpower to win.
Dormitory students at High Point College go 100 percent in backing the Community Chest. The effort reflects the students sense of community and commitment to social agencies that assist both college and town. The piece argues that investing in the college yields rich dividends for all involved.
The article warns motorists to be extra cautious from 5 to 8 p m during October through December as dusk and heavy traffic raise crash risks. It urges drivers to consider family safety over rushing home, noting the higher danger in the period.
A reflective sermon critiques modern church campaigns to “win men to Christ” and urges a living faith over doctrinal posturing. It emphasizes personal renewal, Christ as abidin g force, and united service to address world wrongs while warning against powerless good intentions.
A collage of reflections and anecdotes spans history, poetry, and humor. The writer recalls Columbus Day, quotes literary figures like Mary and Phillips Brooks, and notes playful vignettes about teachers, geographies, and everyday life.
Marcia Davenport’s Lena Geyer biography novel traces the Prague born singer from Pizzetti training to Berlin Opera stardom, her Paris Vienna New York years, and a devotion split between romance and career, with real operatic figures and settings shaping the portrait. The work links a vivid life to a broader operatic world and recalls Alma Gluck’s daughter.
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