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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1935
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists J. P. Rawley as publisher and R. B. Terry as publisher in its masthead. The note reflects the newspaper’s leadership arrangement and historic editorial lineup.
Mphe residents face severe hospital shortages with one bed per 356 people vs national 125. Community urges county and federal loan support for a modern municipal hospital, backed by local medical professionals and civic leaders. delay harms health and welfare of the city.
Analysis argues Emperor Haile Selassie benefits from recent deals with Anglo American interests, gaining wealth and strategic advantage while Mussolini faces a setback. The piece notes Ethiopia’s potential for resource development despite regional tensions and possible broader fallout from the imperial power struggle.
A dictator presses forward despite dubious gains, half the prize of a questionable venture vanished yet he seeks a face-saving course rather than retreat, underscoring the peril of calculated leadership.
North Carolina greets Dr. D. B Carrick who returns to apply his horticultural talent to state problems. He envisions a promising industry using soil, climate and location, urging enterprise and practical research to develop crops and local prosperity. High Point praises his blend of science and practicality as rare in native sons.
Dr. Frank Graham argues in a Williamstown Institute address that America faces no real risk of fascist or communist dictatorship. He warns democracy suffers when wealth is concentrated and urges safeguards to maintain constitutional checks and balances and broad-based protection for liberty.
Mounting pork prices push sport toward business as hunters target wild hogs in Texas. Nine cents a pound on the hoof signals possible market development for game in sparsely settled areas. Sportsmen fear commercial hunts may threaten wildlife despite laws meant to offer some protection.
A Yorkshire electrician and his shopgirl sweetheart in Holmfirth begin a six room bungalow without expert help. They believe building a home is a better courtship than cinema dates, aiming for practical happiness and lasting marriage foundations.
A Bruce Catton piece criticizes diplomatic efforts to avert war as hypocritical. A Paris cable reports Premier Laval pressuring Italy toward a compromise in Ethiopia allowing Mussolini to slowly dominate Ethiopia under League of Nations tolerance.
Editor receives thanks from Robbins Tilden of the North State Telephone Co for the merger coverage and commitment to service. The letter invites further suggestions to improve operations. Also included are a religious poem by Victor P. Hammer reflecting on life purpose and faith.
American writer Tom Alderman Sykes recalls Windsor Castle and English countryside, praising pastoral England and family moments. He notes preparing to sail home aboard the Majestic by September and reflects on home as where friends and purpose meet, urging quiet countryside escapes over urban life.
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