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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1935
Page
4
Hitler No Disciple of Peace
Mr Willis H Booth of the Guaranty Trust Company argues that Europe’s trouble with Italy and England rests with Germany. He believes a solid German front could quickly resolve Italian policy disputes and warns against relying on German humanitarianism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
France
England
Germany
Willis H. Booth
Guaranty Trust Company
Europe
Hitler
Lloyd
Meeting the Red Menace spreads distrust in teaching
The piece argues that a Department of Education ruling allows teachers to teach but not advocate communism. It predicts more states may forbid teaching communism, warns activists may incite dissent, and calls for informed understanding to defend America from subversive influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Teachers Federation
Department of Education
Prettyman
District of Columbia
Moscow
America
Pretyman
Ham Fish
Bob Armstrong
Washington
California
Herold
Sense Not Law Beats Politics in High Point Schools
In High Point, local schools avoid political meddling by selecting a superintendent then empowering him to hire teachers and principals on merit, not kinship or political service. Officials credit long-standing practice for a politics-free system, countering former secretary LeRoy Martin’s call for a reform law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
LeRoy Martin
Martin
School Commission
Judge Barnes Rejects Out of Court Settlement in Gang Assault Case
Raleigh judge Wiley G. Barnes ordered four young men found guilty of a violent street assault to pay 250 each plus 800 for hospital and lost time. The case involved two prominent North State College athletes and occurred on city streets last May. The judge warned against private settlements that mock justice and urged full legal accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Wiley G. Barnes
Ufte
Barnes
N. ©. State College
Miller and Joe Well Met in Editorial Career Tale
A local reminiscence recalls Julian Miller missing a job due to a undelivered telegram to report for The Enterprise. The piece lauds the Charlotte Observer’s elevation of a gifted journalist to editorship, noting his proven talent and fit to the paper’s tradition and state service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Miller
Joe Rawley
Rawley
Miller
Mr. Rawley
Telegraph Office
Edi
Charlotte Observer
Wade Harris
North Carolina
World peace drive seeks 600 million signatures
The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom launches a global campaign to collect half a billion signatures demanding end to arms buildup and a world treaty for disarmament. The effort aims to mobilize world opinion and pressure rulers to halt war profits and seek peaceful conflict resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Europe
Prince of Peace
New Deal Liberals Wary of Rightward Drift in Administration
National Whirligig News reports liberal New Deal figures led by Tugwells Wallaces Cohens and Corcorans are uneasy as Roosevelt shifts right amid economic pressures. Dan Roper’s closeness to the throne and his armistice stance with big business worry liberal allies, while Britain’s manpower drain and French Laval mirror rising conservative strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Tugwells
Wallaces
Cohens
Corcorans
Roosevelt
Moscow
Hopkins
Dan Roper
Roper
Hyde Park
Harry Kendall
Washington
New York Teachers Union
American Federation of Teachers
Henry Linville
Abraham Lefkowitz
Federation
Editorial Chair: Acknowledging a Leader's Career
A North Carolina editorial chair changes hands as the former editor departs after a notable tenure. The piece affirms his talents and the chance for a successful future beyond the current paper.
Outstanding peace efforts may award No bel prise to Haile Belassie
Statement suggests Haile Belassie is a candidate for the No bel prise in recognition of outstanding efforts for peace. The source uses a misspelled form of Haile Selassie and mentions a prize for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haile Belassie
Government loans exceed eight billion in federal credit push
James McMullin reports on the surge of federal lending with more than eight billion dollars in loans outstanding, plus two billion repaid, largely against hard-to-recover collateral. Banks fear future government intrusion into private credit and warn of unfair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McMullin Holl
New York Sharps
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Ion
Lardner reminiscences and New York oddities noted
New York writer King Lardner is remembered for his sharp humor and stage wit at the Lambs grill where a crowd gathered for his quips. The piece also surveys Atlantic City show life and the Fifth Avenue sidewalk hawkers, plus Jack Dempsey’s tavern drawing crowds and autograph scenes in its first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
King Lardner
Lardner
Lambs
West 44Th
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Tommy Meighan’s comeback marks enduring star appeal
The article notes Tommy Meighan’s return from serious illness sustaining a long popular support base. It highlights his 25 year loyal fan following and continued demand for autographs. It also mentions his 1904 marriage to Frances Ring who acted with him in The College Window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Meighan
Frances Ring
George Ade
Shipwreck Kelly and a Face at the Corner Bar
A narrator recalls Shipwreck Kelly perched atop a flagpole at 50th Street and Eighth Avenue. The scene shifts to a city marathon dance as Kelly battles the wind to light a cigarette, drawing onlookers and a sense of turbulent life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
50Th and
8Th Avenue
Kelly
Perth
Dempsey’s Training Camp Follower A Curious Figure
A fragment describes a camp follower known as Uncle Tom-like, linked to Dempsey and other fighters. The figure wears a Napoleon hat and Hessian epaulets, delivering sweeping lines and nickels, seen as ritual alongside Dempsey’s firm stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Tom
Sin Sue Shadow
Jerry the Greek
Tiled Taj Mahal Hamburger Stand Draws Busy Crowd
A bustling hamburger stand near Dempsey's attracts a lively crowd eager for autographs from Fred Aataire Jim dock and Carole Lombard. Patrons watch arrivals then visit for a bite and exchange of signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey’s
Fred Aataire
Jim Dock
Carole Lombard
Baltimore Reader Claims Flattery In Repeated Note
A Baltimore woman writes she has read the columnist's piece twice and notes the repeated reading as flattering. The letter is attributed to a reader and carries a 1935 McNaught Syndicate copyright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tim
McNaught Syndicate
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