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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1933
Page
4
The article laments morale losses after the war and calls for trusted leadership to restore simple human dependability. It argues material wealth can rise through system revision, but true fulfillment requires faith, dignity, and purpose beyond bread alone.
An Easter message urges Christians to cultivate mercy and humility. It contrasts faithful living with neglect of virtues, citing Christ’s teaching and the washing of disciples’ feet as a call to love one another. The piece links history, modernity, and the need for reform.
Mrs. Tom O Berry of Goldsboro refuses nomination to a university trusteeship. Her decision follows criticism of board leadership by General Assembly members, with mention of familial connections in the Senate and House. The column notes, however, that service on state boards should not be barred by such ties and critiques the practice of loading boards with politically prominent figures.
The Jamestown Weed column shares a stream of consciousness piece by a writer engaging with Judge Teague and Holt McPherson about local politics and the American Business Club sponsoring Y M C A membership for sixty boys. It wanders through a barbershop anecdote and a note on beer legislation, ending with a reflection on legal beer sales and social order.
Book reviews acknowledge Osmo Hamilton for People Worth Talking About with sketches of contemporaries such as Shaw Barrie Kipling Wells Conrad Galsworthy Wilde and Wodehouse. It features Massaguer caricatures and notes Decorative Art 1933 as a strong design handbook.
The 1933 Film Daily Year Book edited by Jack Alicoate is lauded as the fifteenth edition and a comprehensive guide to the motion picture industry. It covers authors and directors, top pictures, Academy awards, 1932 releases, theater lists, studio personnel, and industry data in a richly printed volume.
A column laments hostile crowds in America and supports Christ centered peace over force. It questions the Daniels ambassador appointment in Mexico, noting editors’ nuanced views on recognizing Russia and Moscow. It says Mexican demonstrations may reflect broader sentiment rather than anti Soviet zeal.
The passage discusses warrants in a local flogging case and the risk of implicating innocent men. It argues for presumption of innocence until proven guilty, praises police diligence, and urges preventing injustice while pursuing guilty parties, condemning kidnapping and personal attack.
AmbASSador Daniels faces disfavor from communist youth in Mexico creating tension as he proceeds to the Mexican capital. Reports describe military guards and an attempt to wreck his train amid the unfolding episode.
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