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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1936

Page

3

Hollywood Kisses Shape Nation Says Van Dyke

W S Van Dyke in Hollywood argues film kisses mold public manners and romance. He notes a shift from rough Western kiss scenes to more refined cinema caresses and says cinema sets trends in how Americans kiss and court. He cites Clark Gable and Robert Taylor as exemplars and calls the idea plausible though unproven.

Hollywood Calif W. S. van Dyke van Dyke Clark Gable Robert Taylor

Cotton picker inventor disputes Crump on impact

The article reports a debate over the cotton picker program with Crump arguing it would cause unemployment and reduce family work, while Rust defends the tests as showing a basic principle and broad farmer support, noting ongoing testing and concerns about perfection.

John Turkestan Crump Tennessee

Farm mechanization plan aims to protect workers and markets

Rust argues against banning pickers, proposing a lease plan that keeps many well paid workers. Profits would fund worker education and resettlement. He warns against legislation that could hurt farmers and cites ample foreign demand to sustain months of activity.

Rust

Open Warfare in Labor Ranks Over Craft Union Politics

A large union movement splits, with ten unions forming a committee to campaign in the steel industry. The federation’s executive council backed enrolling skilled workers into craft unions, calling it insurrection. The ten unions refused to stand trial and were found guilty, with council members announcing further actions.

Lewis Committee For

Unions Divided as CIO Refuses AFL Pressure

Green announced that Lewis unions had not been suspended but withdrew from AFL while remaining in CIO. CIO members chose to stay in the CIO and sever ties with AFL. Lewis and Dubinsky dispute whether committee unions actually withdrew from the AFL, keeping dual organization status.

A. F. of L Executive Council Lewis David Dubinsky Ladies Garment Workers Committee For Industrial Organization

Woman spans at lantic wrecks plane in landing

A female pilot force landed her aircraft near Louisburg after fuel ran low in heavy fog and foul weather. She said she aimed for the first clear spot and collected after a 20 hour flight, coming from Harbor Grace Newfoundland.

Louisburg Harbor Grace Newfoundland

Woman Rescued Reaches Safety Then Dines With Captain

A woman escaped danger and reached a telephone to request transport by car. She was brought to Louisburg and was hosted at dinner tonight by Captain George Lewis, with plans to remain there overnight.

Sydney Louisburg George Lewis

Politics heat up after Labor Day in U S campaign

As Labor Day nears, candidates exchange ideas in a courteous tone with few policy details. Col Knox notes the roles of President and Kansas Governor in the duel as campaigns move into September with Maine elections on September 14. Labor issues gain attention as Governor Landon supports free labor organizing. The President urges a balanced national economy.

Col. Knox United States Kansas Maine New England Knox AAA Soil Conservation PWA Allentown Landon

Labor and politics clash over New Deal rhetoric

Knox criticizes the New Deal as beguiling labor and warns of partisan activity. Roosevelt supporters defend labor nonpartisan efforts while vowing nationwide rallies on Labor Day. The Republican committee accuses WPA funds of subsidizing a West Virginia senator and four delegates, fueling tensions in campaign messaging.

Connecticut Rhode Island Knox Labor Roosevelt League London Republican National Committee William Hard Committee West Virginia

Rebels Prepare for Attack on Loyalist Forts

Rebels advance under heavy artillery and machine gun fire toward a bridge held by socialist forces on the Spanish side. Three defenders were killed and five wounded while thirty five fled to France. Ten government anarchists died in retreat as shells fell near Hendaye and houses were demolished on the Spanish side of the Bidassoa.

Barcelona Hendaye Bidassoa

Democrats Meet at Forest City in North Carolina Rally

Western North Carolina Democrats from 24 counties gathered in Forest City for a pep meeting at Alexander ball park with speeches by party leaders. Wallace Winborne urged turnout while Mrs. J B Spillman highlighted growing Democratic women voters amid carnival fun and social rallies.

Forest City North Carolina Ming

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