Afternoons and Morning P Rawley Publishers Note
The High Point Enterprise features a publisher notice from P Rawley and The Associated Press. The notice lists advertising representatives and agencies including Katz Special Advertising Agency with offices in New York Chicago Philadelphia Atlanta and other locations.
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BE. Katz Special Adv
New York City
Chicago
Phila- Sitebo
Atlanta
Sen Prandiees
Ly He Anc Gal
Bellen Tex
Thoughtful Bible Verse Quotation in 1985 Page
A newspaper fragment presents a September 23 1985 page note featuring a Bible verse from Psalm 63 1 2 and a quotation attributed to Hannah S about loving and seeking God early The short text appears as a devotional excerpt with archaic phrasing and a reflective tone.
League shows Italy ready for concessions amid Ethopia dispute
The piece reports Italy signaling any peaceful settlement must include full disarmament of Ethiopia and control over its empire, while Ethiopia vows to fight for liberty. It questions the League of Nations effectiveness if terms demand Italian domination.
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League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
Armas
Eritrea
Soma-liland
Mussolini
Sunday Eye Sore Prompts City Cleanup Hope
Column laments High Point sidewalks littered with Saturday night debris on Sunday. Writer urges City Fathers or cleaners to restore a respectable, clean look for residents strolling on the day of least tolerance for untidiness.
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High Point
Findings in North Carolina accident survey
Coleman W. Roberts of the Carolina Motor club reports a survey showing 86 percent of last year’s 986 fatalities in North Carolina were from collisions with pedestrians. Collisions with other cars accounted for 27 percent. The study notes shorter workweeks free up public recreation time.
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Coleman W. Roberts
Carolina Motor Club
North Carolina
Mr. Roberts
Crop Restrictions Debate Sparks Clerical Split
Father Coughlin and Dean Hewlett Johnson critique the U S crop reduction policy arguing overproduced farms waste nature's gifts while noting forest destruction and soil erosion as worse. They question whether restrictions harm farmers or help famine relief.
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Charles Coughlin
Detroit
Hewlett Johnson
Canterbury
England
Coughlin
Highway traffic urges motorists to obey laws
With more vehicles on the highway than ever, drivers must recognize their duty under the law. Yet deaths rise, and North Carolina data show about 93 percent of motor difficulties stem from erratic human behavior. The piece argues reasoning is often faulty and cautions against overconfidence in judgment.
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North Carolina
Beware of Cheap Merchandise Rackets Warns Rotarian
Alvin E. Gilette of the Association of Commerce in Madison Wisconsin warns readers in Rotarian magazine about deceptive bargain merchandise schemes. The public is urged to beware of fake deals that exploit consumers and drain millions annually through covert trade channels.
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Tampa
Times-Union
Alvin E. Gillett
Association of Commerce
Madison, Wis
Rotarian
Investigate First Says Gillett on Racketeers and Safe Buying
Gillett warns of mail solicits selling discounted goods and smuggled items, from raincoats to oriental rugs. He urges caution, noting many rackets and deceptive charity appeals, and concludes by recommending dealing with reputable local firms that advertise openly.
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Gillett
Utable
Door Knob Found In Snake On Family Farm
Roy Call killed a five foot black snake on his father's farm near Smith Grove. He cut open the snake and found a large door knob inside its stomach, noting the creature was living beneath the New Deal and mistakenly thought eggs were food.
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Roy Call
Smith Grove
Grim Ethiopia Affair and Its Irony Across Ages
The piece mocks the Ethiopian crisis as a farce driven by Britain France and Italy. It recalls 20 years of European power politics and colonial grabs while noting Paraguay and Bolivia end the Gran Chaco war by converting arsenals into plow factories to revive farming.
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Ethiopia
Italy
England
France
Germany
Africa
Aly
Tanganyika
Algeria
Paraguay
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Washington Stymie Drives Telephony Clash in 1930s Diplomacy
The piece chronicles a behind the scenes clash over a French request to use one of four trans Atlantic channels held by A T T. Britain protested then withdrew, aiming to keep control. It notes strategic motives tied to Geneva and potential US news access via Paris. It also touches on Treasury propaganda, Hollywood cooperation, and Roosevelts 1936 strategy amid NRA AAA TVA and PWA issues.
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Washington
Strugg
Great Britain
France
State Department
Communications Commission
Jesse Straus
Paris
London
Geneva
United States
Treasury
al Capone
Alcatraz Island
D of J
Morgenthau
Elmer Key
Chicago
Irey
White House
Roosevelt
NRA
AAA
TVA
PWA
NRS
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Ite
Backstage Tactics Stir GOP Minds on 1896 Playbook
New York sources discuss reviving 1896 blitz to sway voters. Bryan leads until a late push by Mark Hanna’s industrial influence warning of factory closures. Some fear labor gains and a resulting radical shift. others push for cautious, strategic use of big business leverage. Silver policy faces tapering adjustments with Roosevelt and Morgenthau seeking a quiet exit.
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James McMullin
GOP
Bryan
Mark Hanna
Labor
New York
Treasury
Congress
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
McNaught Syndicate
Diary glimpses of stars and travelers in a New York day
A diary style page sketches social notes from New York with visits to Caracas and London. Mentions Meredith Nicholsons, Bob and Madge Davis, Jed Kiley, Maybelle Manning, Mary the Scottish Queen, and performers like Cochran Mahoney Fairbanks and Walker. Vivid vignettes include a river of celebrity chatter and a Western scene with a lively Rialto joke.
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New York
Meredith Nicholsons
Caracas
Bob
Madge Davis
London
Irving Thalberg
Joe Cook
Chatham
Jed Kiley
Maybelle Manning
Paris
Maybelle
Mary
Zweig
Harry Pileer
East Side
Gaby Desius
Charles
Cochran
Will Mahoney
Buck
England
Douglas Fairbankses
Albion
Jimmy Walker
Back talking waiter serves up fiascos at grand banquets
New York entertainment columnist notes a performer nicknamed Vince Barnett mirrors the real life nuisance waiter in a string of high profile banquets. The piece highlights blunders that derail events and provoke reactions from hosts and guests.
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Vince Barnett
Billy la
Kay Stammers Named Most Attractively Named Player
Personal nomination highlights Kay Stammers as the most attractively named figure on the tennis horizon, noting her distinctive name and rising profile in the sport.
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Kay Stammers
Ozark Colloquialisms Amuse Eastern Guest
A Midwestern guest recounts meeting an Ozarker at a midtown hotel. During a meal the Missourian offered sugar and asked Have you been to sugar indicating regional humor.
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Ozarks
Cooper Writers Halt Amid Ozark Lean-To Stay
Ryley and Genevieve Cooper lingered in the Ozarks for months to gather material. They paused at a hillside lean-to on a despairing acre as part of their writing retreat.
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Ryley
Genevieve Cooper
Ozarks
Acres
Globe trotting plans and literary notes in brief
Roy Howard's son Jack and wife ready for a globe trip. Oscar Shaw owns a Gettysburg farm. Wil la Cather reads reviews after first royalty. Will Rogers's daughter Mary attracts stage producers. Al Capone subscribes to detective magazines for prisoners. Al Smith greets neighbors on Oliver street. Bud Kelland gathers material while loafing at small town rug shops.
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Roy Howard
Jack
Globe
Oscar Shaw
Gettysburg
Willa Cather
Will Roger
Mary
al Capone
al Smith
Oliver Street
Bud Kelland
Skittish friend hiding in a lost French fishing village
A cautious correspondent in Europe says they are hiding in a forgotten French fishing village. He compares TJ’s world view to an elephant peering into the Grand Canyon with a tail tied to a daisy, expressing uneasy detachment.
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Europe
Grand Canyon
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