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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
4
A compact religious reflection noting faith in Christ leads to trust and blessing. It cites Psalm 2 12 and remarks on love and trust as inseparable, expressing pious confidence and spiritual devotion.
The piece cites Woodrow Wilson on tyranny and analyzes Huey Long’s defiance of checks and balances. It contrasts Ickes and Hopkins shaping policy, noting North Carolina faces a decision on spending an extra 40 million while the nation awaits a resolution to the administration conflict.
A discussion of the final Congressional Record volume and its pricey, eclectic content. The piece critiques the extension of remarks and notes the impracticality of the publication while reflecting on aviation navigation advances and the radio compass as a precursor to reliable transcontinental air travel.
President Roosevelt acts as referee over relief policy interrupting vacation to handle a looming showdown. The quarrel between Harry L. Hopkins and Harold L. Ickes has hindered recovery efforts. today’s conferences are hoped to produce a swift, complete end to the discord and allow government relief measures to move forward.
In Scotland county controversy surrounds interpretation of a General Assembly act regarding taking over short term women prisoners. Mary Thompson and Odessa Raynor, both colored, were sentenced to 30 days for larceny, yet remain free. The piece argues for accountability of releasing authorities and criticizes county state bickering over such incidents.
Expert observers say America's textile sector has turned into a period of strength and expansion. Demand is rising across cotton goods, silk, woolen and rayon products as stocks dwindle and buying power broadens, signaling a sustained recovery for the industry.
Aviation advances as Tommy Tomlinson from Newark New Jersey completes a flight to Kansas City using only a homing compass guided by broadcasting stations. The solo journey aims to erase fog and rain hazards that have hindered air travel, with the aircraft noted as being covered.
The Raleigh News and Observer urges North Carolina officials to pursue tax compliance from slot machine operators and numbers racket figures. It cites A J Maxwell warning of wholesale indictments and calls for investigation into unreported income from rackets and those supplying machines.
A New York cleaner proposes two methods to make rugs look antique. The simpler option involves hanging the rug on a line and waiting for the husband to beat it into wear patterns.
A chilly Atlantic City day featured a beauty parade where girls wore evening gowns, highlighting the fashion event and the season’s shift.
In a quiet parlor, girls linger on the old winning spiel of the spinning wheel, its charm persisting beyond the wheel day. The scene evokes nostalgia for games of chance and social ritual.
The Republican National Committee reports a surge in contributions from June to August as Supreme Court actions and New Deal tax plans stir conservative donors. Major givers include New York Republicans, the Rockefellers, Baker, and the Pew family, with total receipts of about $67,300 in that period and a treasury cushion beyond obligations.
New York observers warn that GOP leaders plan intensified campaigns to discredit FDR and attack the New Deal as a whole. Warburg and others push a tougher line to end Roosevelt's reelection bid and erase his social and economic ideas. In Germany, reports say Jewish food access tightens with ration fears and anti Jewish measures growing.
New York columnist describes a crude country style venue named De South on Queens boulevard near Forest Hills with free admission and a 50 cent plate dinner. The setup includes a corrallike office, sand tables, a haystack orchestra pit, pickaninny dress waitresses, and a long abandoned lot for a dance floor drawing limousines from Long Island for slumming nightlife.
Surviving NRA economists study the roots of pointed political resentment. They weigh potential remedies but find limited options to address the public backlash.
The writer Ferenc Molnar sits daily at a Vienna cafe at three, savoring a light grenadine tinted drink and a carved ivory cigarette holder angled toward him, his dour look briefly softened by a glint of light.
The fragment hints at a personal recollection of an 18 karat cosmo polite seen in a Waldorf foyer. The sentence presents a single elusive moment with no clear event, date, or identifiable people.
Lamar Missouri agitates a Ted Cook avenue honoring humorist famed for local fame. Lowell Thomas once a Colorado teacher turned author on Lawrence of Arable, now acclaimed. Ben Ames Williams avoids New York except for mast business. Chic Sa earned 125000 dollars in two years writing. Oscar of the Waldorf refrains from smoking until past 60. Prince of Wales staff valet named Niptuck.
Leon Gordon stops at a cafe near his studio for a buckitty bite and a coffee with too much cream. The waitress playfully asks if the cup is too less as the scene closes.
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