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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 14, 1939
Page
4
A Thought on Temptation from James and Penn
A concise reflection cites James 1 13 warning against blaming God for temptation. It notes God cannot be tempted by evil nor tempt anyone, and argues resisting temptation is superior to many prayers as a path to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Penn
War reporters face tight censorship and cautious fronts
The piece notes reporters may face limited access and heavy censorship in the current conflict. It argues advancing media do not translate to freer front-line coverage, as nations control information to avoid blunders and sensational war portrayal despite hopes for publicity.
Municipal group aims to lock in city gains before primary
A Southern Municipal News report outlines North Carolina cities forming a league committee to push a municipal program before the 1940 primary. Key aims include $3,000,000 in gasoline tax funds for streets, returning intangible taxes to locals, and removing the retiree referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina General Assembly
North Carolina League of Municipalities
League
Southern Municipal News
North Carolina
General Assembly
Delegation Focuses on Roads and Garner Support
Oklahoma industrial tour members showed business interest but discussed politics, with R T Stewart promoting Garner as in his prime. Guilford County will host a Tuesday conference with eight neighboring counties to push Piedmont road funding and cooperative action in road construction matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Burns
Burns
National Inventors’ Congress
LaSalle
Chicago
Ill
Congress
Salt Lake City
New York
Oklahoma
North Carolina
John N. Garner
Guilford
Winston-Salem
Piedmont
Guilford County
Greensboro
Garner’s Oklahoma Supporters Back 69YearOld Candidate
Oklahoma backers of the Texan Garner insist he is a serious presidential contender despite questions about age. They defend Garner against claims his rise is a political cover and push for official leadership to engage in a regional road program and avoid waste.
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Oklahoma
War era quotes and political commentary compiled notes
A collection of political quotes and tongue in cheek remarks from wartime figures. Mentions include La Follette Green Kerensky Nye Snell and Nye and notes on Fritz Kuhn and chemical agents. The passage blends advocacy for democracy with satirical references to embargo lists and Allied leaders.
Rhumba craze among New York celebs shocks Broadway
In New York on October 14 George Ross notes how rhumba and conga have become cult dances for famous names. Martha Merman, Erroll Flynn, Eleanor Powell, and others appear in nightly lines while George White faces club clashes and a strict no-violence policy at the Stork Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
George Abbott
Luise Rainer
Ethel Merman
Brenda Frazier
Erroll Flynn
Roosevelt
Marlene Dietrich
Eleanor Powell
John Hay Whitney
Jules Brulatour
Hope Hampton
Margot Grahame
Erskine Gwynne
John Jacob Astor
Isolationists Probe U S Promises to Allies in Clark Plan
Bruce Catton writes on Washington intrigue as Senator Bennett Clark seeks a seven member committee to probe foreign propaganda and possible U S assurances to England or France. The piece notes isolationist aims and a New Deal senator wagering on the October 21, 1939 context with warnings of broader transatlantic talks. Dorothy Detzer of the Women’s International League comments on war boom fears and a Wall Street firm’s stock brochure hinting at war profiteering.
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Birmingham News
Poland
Hell
U. S
Washington
Senate
England
France
Bennett Clark
Missouri
America
New Deal
Dorothy Detzer
W Men
International League For Pen and Freedom
W Street
Miss Detzer
Capitol Hill
Trade and Peace in a World of Free Commerce
Cordell Hull defends free trade as essential to national economic security. The piece argues that broader international commerce reduces the need for colonies and that battles between haves and have-nots persist if trade is restricted. It notes Churchill and a Polish radio scene as context for a broader embargo debate in Congress.
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Twin City
Cordell
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