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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1935
Page
4
The national G A R commander’s refusal to back a joint march with Confederate veterans if the Confederate flag is unfurled alongside the Union banner is criticized as untimely. The writer calls the stance an ill judged and rekindling of bitterness from a bygone era.
The article urges motorists to practice school crossing safety before opening day. It notes past disregard of zone warnings and calls for driver awareness to protect thousands of children walking to classes, hoping High Point maintains its safe record.
High Point backs 1B year old Bobby Dunkelberger as he competes in the National Amateur at Cleveland next week. The local lad has built a strong amateur reputation with wins at Sedgefield and Emery.
The text highlights Dunkelberger becoming one of the youngest golfers to qualify for the national meet in a Charlotte regional. It notes High Point’s pride in his progress, his high school golf team duties, and the possibility of future championship acclaim for the city and the athlete.
The piece reflects on Florida enduring multiple storms and past calamities, expressing sympathy from North Carolinians and praising Floridians for their rebuilding resolve. It recalls San Francisco and Chicago disasters and notes Florida's past land boom, urging a solid foundation for future growth.
High Point could host the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra for a month with weekly concerts. A prolonged visit might boost local musical appreciation and encourage future partnerships and cultural events in the city.
Bruce Catton discusses the Ethiopia concession deal between American British capital and Mussolini's aims arguing it merges imperialism with Wall Street power. He warns that protecting neutrality may invite war and urges a strict hands off policy to avoid conflict. The piece also notes aviation progress from 1910 to 1935 with Curtiss and Howard flights.
The piece critiques the FACA act as a brewers' win behind the scenes and notes state-law limitations. It questions prosecutions by F and D and reports on Choate missing, beer misbranding, and slow enforcement amid political shifts. It also covers Army games, weapon shortages, and diplomacy with Stalin, plus reactions to an independent ticket idea.
A reflective narrator recalls drunken encounters in New York while detailing the formation and operation of Standard Vacuum Oil Company with officers from Standard and Vacuum, and public surprise over Ethiopian concessions. The piece blends social anecdotes with corporate history and travel misadventures.
New York traffic court official Magistrate Thomas A. Aurelio had violators listen to a reading of J. C. Furnas's article And Sudden Death which details the mangling of people in car wrecks. Officials nationwide are adopting the idea, hoping fear of consequences will reduce accidents.
A Sioux Falls farmer reports his pig swallowed a vial of radium. He publicized the incident and claimed the animal could fetch twice its normal price, citing potential value from the hazardous exposure.
The article notes Italy aims to persuade other nations to support its position while observing that key powers show resistance and stay out of step. It highlights diplomatic maneuvering and potential consequences if alignment does not improve.
Officials consider a spare balloon after a previous blowout as preparations begin for the next stratosphere flight.
A speculative look ponders what might occur if Benito Mussolini skipped a cabinet meeting. The article weighs potential political ripple effects, from reduced government cohesion to shifts in policy emphasis within the fascist regime.
The remark hints that a shift in U S policy could alter attitudes toward Russian beards. It suggests a clash between national stance and cultural expression as authorities reassess sanctions or bans.
A brief snapshot shows a farmer leaving the barn at dawn to tend the house and prepare hogs with their morning feed. The scene captures the quiet daily tasks that sustain rural agriculture.
At last reports the utility holding companies were living up to their name. The burden was a bag.
James McMeMullan discusses an Ethiopian concession involving Standard of New Jersey and Standard of New York, Rockefeller entities operating independently until a merger with Vacuum Oil created a global network of foreign subsidiaries. The piece notes how geographically dispersed holdings avoided conflict until Vacuum Oil changed the landscape.
A poetic fragment reflects a long affinity with courting men in their cups and hints at timing in emotional outbursts or confrontations. The oblique lines imply social observations rather than a clear narrative or event.
The narrator recalls late night coffee spots where a steady flow of drunks and truck drivers clashed over alleged remarks. T kept to the table, rarely looked up, and stayed sober while others sparked disturbances.
A well dressed gentleman’s garter slips and leads to a confrontation on the sidewalk. An owl-eyed man turns, grabbing the narrator while bystanders remark on the intoxication of the crowd and the scene on the street.
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