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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1936
Page
4
Holt McPherson writes from Holland about The Hague and Volendam noting bicycle culture as daily life and the wary outlook for Dutch politics and East Indies investments. He recalls Marken and Bootland scenes, Dutch costumes, and jokes about language and place names while meeting travelers from Oklahoma City and California.
Bruce Catton argues the Spanish Civil War could influence U S politics and diplomacy. He warns that foreign events touch domestic campaigns and cites the Kane destroyer incident as a potential war trigger.
The Third World Power conference in Washington shifted focus from technical aims to social implications of power development. Three thousand delegates from 62 nations showed commitment to tackling power issues beyond economics, recognizing the peace war usage divide and signaling a communal ethical direction for future meetings.
A playful verse praising a wife as a cherished jewel and dancing partner. The speaker, Victor P Hammer, describes domestic scenes with music from the stove and a broom Charleston, affirming affection and authority in a light, affectionate tone.
Dr. Hoover surveys pre Hitler Germany, Versailles and reparations, noting how British and American sympathy gave way to German belligerence. He warns that postwar missteps could invite renewed conflict, outlines Europe's fear, and judges England France and the United States in facing Hitler.
A Danville letter column recalls a 1920s court case punishing an exhibition admission. It notes a push to replace weed patches with a community playground on Centennial Avenue, urging local volunteers and officials to support play spaces for children.
The writer muses on September heat and morning routines. He contrasts art and nudity, questions a photo of a crouching girl, and cites Dr Allan Roy Dafoe on infertile women seeking Dionne babies. He notes mothers with dogs vs adopting motherless babies and ending with a snide comment on public appetite.
A reader comments that landlords who own homes should advertise apartments open to families with children. They criticize the phrase No Children Wanted and suggest inviting parents to describe their children. The writer argues some noise could motivate occupants to wake up and live.
A columnist muses on guiding children to value home and realistic paths, noting how early distance fascination shapes curiosity about places and work. Contemp trends in literary reviews cover Leane Zugsmith, C F M de Joad, and film histories, praising accessible insight and cultural breadth.
The piece critiques the emotional impact of war news on listeners as guns in Spain and France echo through radio. It argues neither communism nor national socialism can serve all people, warns government power concentrates in a few, and urges citizens in pre election days to align desires with the Constitution and seek the Still Small Voice guiding progress.
Bruce Catton argues for a mass petition against war, noting 16 million European opponents and a goal of 60 million signatures to push governments toward disarmament and stronger peace mechanisms. The effort promotes disarmament, better peace processes, and closer economic ties between nations.
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