The Right or Free Speech
The Enterprise defends John Andrew Rice and his Black Mountain College approach, arguing for liberty to express liberal views. It notes his past clashes at Rollins College and defends the right to hear diverse opinions, while labeling him radical to some observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Andrew Rice
Tulane University
Oxford University of England
Gad Fly
Winter Park
Fla
Rollins College
Hamilton Holt
Independent Magazine
Dr. Rice
Black Mountain College
Charlotte
Vernon W. Patterson
Business Men’s Evangelistic Clubs of
North Carolina
Black Mountain
CIO and Japanese Peace Offers Narrowing Labor Rift
The CIO and Japanese positions touch on Sino-Japanese conflict and internal union unity. After long rejections of AFL overtures, the CIO arranged a meeting between labor factions to pursue union consolidation, but Japan has refused to engage further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
American Federation of Labor
Japan
Peace moves shift power among CIO Federation factions
The article describes pro peace moves by the CIO and Federation, with the CIO offering a detailed plan while preserving its structure, potentially increasing CIO influence over the Federation. Japan seeks North China gains and a ceasefire with limited Shanghai area risks, matching a broader Asian power play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
CIO
Federation
John L. Lewis
Japan
Shanghai
Nanking
Foresters to Tour High Point in Regional SCS Meeting
Regional foresters of the Soil Conservation Service from across the United States will meet here Monday and Tuesday. They will tour the High Point area as part of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Soil Conservation Service
United States
High Point
Saving Our Schools series in The Christian Science Monitor
The Christian Science Monitor runs a day by day series titled Saving Our Schools, aimed at teachers and PTAs. The 22nd article discusses character development as the basis of education, with other pieces on newspapers as texts, politics, world needs, and federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Poston
Halloween revelers invade others’ affairs with mischief
Observers note crowded streets last night as youths joined in Halloween festivities creating lively but intrusive noise and activity. The scene captures a playful yet disruptive mood with many youngsters involved.
Tracing the Descent of the Demagogue
Bruse Catton notes how demagogues rise to fame on public discontent then fade as inflation subsides. He cites Father Coughlin and others like Townsend and Huey Long, arguing the country shifts from emotional to intellectual listening and that future demagogues will follow the same cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruse Catton
United States
Charles EB. Coughlins
Social Justice
Toledo
Father Coughlin
Detroit
Dr. Townsend
Gerald Smith
Huey Long
Gerald
Milton
While Congress Stalled On Drug Laws Delivers Tragedy
Bruce Catton reports Congress delayed tightening federal food and drug laws. The sulfanilamide disaster, with over 60 deaths, underscores lax legislation and criticism from Dr Morris Fishbein that federal rules hindering the FDA are woefully inefficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bruce Catton
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Food and Drug Administration
Portland Man Throws Brick to Think in Jail
Frank Lewis, 23, of Portland Oregon, tired of 14 hour days as a cook, threw a brick through a department store plate glass window to be sent to jail so he could think it over.
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Frank Lewis
Portland
Ore
Bethlehem Hills Poem Dedication by W M Clemans
A devotional verse expresses longing to hear angels sing Peace on earth and goodwill to men at Bethlehem The author dedicates the piece to Mr and Mrs J Paul Williamson of High Point and recalls the manger scene and starry guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Ana
Bethlehem Town
W. M. Clemans
Portrait Artist David L. Clark of High Point
A portrait painter and wit who arrived in 1856 from Abingdon Virginia on the Old Plank Road. David L. Clark became a beloved High Point figure known for his fire, humor, fishing skill, and three portraits in Guilford Battleground Museum. He died in 1915 leaving a lasting local influence.
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High Point
Abingdon
David L. Clark
Stephen C. Clark
Clark
Guilford Battleground Museum
Lexington
Chatauqua
Lyceum
Newell DP. Hillis
Henry Ward Beecher
Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Miss Hillis
Hillis
Robert B. Lee
Lee
Plank Road
A Dead-Beat Liveryman Doe Basker of Marlowe
In a Marlowe village tale from the Gay Nineties a lively sport named Basker becomes a dentist then a liveryman. He wins hearts, courts many women, grows serious, and writes a final note before vanishing on a journey, leaving Mary with letters and a gold watch.
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Marlowe
Doe Asker
Doc Baser
Doc
Bots
Basker
Dee
Lacy
Jim Preston
Doe
Mose Dooley
Bell-Hop
Manofalle
Mr. Basker
Mose
Denis
Europa In Limbo and Other Works Featured In Contemporary Trends
The Literary World reviews Europa In Limbo by Briffault and Have Not by Hemingway, with notes on The Long Way Home by Sylvia Chatfield Bates and Gone To Texas by John W. Thomason. Also covered are Droitly and Implied titles, plus a brief notice on Jiu Jitsu and other works.
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Europa
Briffault
Julian Bern
Zena Hurzof
Europe
Zena
Julian
England
Bern
Russia
Russla
London
Sylvia Chatfield Bates
New York
Harcourt, Brace and Co
Ellen Bowen Swain
Ofa
Ellen
Erie Canal
B. M
Lowelles Publishing Company, Inc
J. M
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High Point Enterprise
R. B. Terry
Hammett A, Cecil
Mgr
JP. Rawley
Associated Press
Sentoliine
Point
National Advertising
Resentative
B. Katz Special Agency
General Office
New York City
Rice
John Dewey
Louis Adamie
Asia
Hallowe'en
Bethlehem Hills
By Betty and
John Mebane
Robert Kriffault
Charles Scribner's Sons
Ernest Hemingway
Vashti Silver
Uncle Len
Rance Hawks
Brandon Hawks
Texas
Hemingway
Harry Morgan
Key West
Florida
Morgan
Richard Gordon
Gordon
John W. . Or
R. Thomason
Edward Cantrell
United States Army
Hell
Sam Houston
Dead Man
Weed Dickinson
Philo
B. Lippincott Co
ONG
Hollywood
Burt Calhoun
Ed Haley
Agua Caliente
Donald Durline
Calhoun
Mr. Durline
Maronne Martinez
Sally Salminen
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