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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1930
Page
4
A short reflection cites Proverbs 6 20 urging sons to keep commandments and heed parental law. The note contrasts command with anxiety and obedience, referencing Paley as a voice for discipline.
A federal grand jury declined to indict Judge N A Sinclair over a pint in his baggage. The judge admitted the presence of a small flask and said it offered solace during illness and anxiety in Baltimore. The report notes the odd tension between judges sentencing others for such solace yet seeking it for themselves.
Captain O Berry, current state treasurer from Goldsboro, announced at his home that he will seek reelection to the office. The move follows his reluctant departure from Goldsboro to Raleigh to fill an unexpired term, with duties and contacts there reportedly more agreeable than expected.
A student pilot died when his old airplane wing failed on a test flight in Virginia. The plant was said to belong to the deceased, suggesting aging equipment and possible structural failure under severe strain. Experts question airframe durability and the impact of aging aircraft on aviator mortality.
The article reports Governor’s warning about state prison conditions in Raleigh, noting similarities to a deadly Ohio incident and describing a dangerous, inflamed situation amid a large prison deficit.
The state faces rising costs and crowding in prisons as taxpayers demand levy reductions. Governor Gardner cautions that an aging facility causes prisoner restlessness and potential incendiary risk, stressing concern over costly new government ventures.
American delegates led in signing a London fashioned treaty as nations joined in the conference. The president backs it while the senate weighs, with Borah’s stance seen as pivotal and a lengthy delay unlikely. Hoover urges prompt action amid anticipated debate.
The United States Daily reports permits issued for all building operations in March show estimated expenditures 50.6 percent higher than February. Nonresidential buildings led the rise, with substantial gains in residential work. increases were widespread except in the east north-central district. The Labor Department statement discusses nationwide gains based on Bureau of Labor Statistics reports.
Labor from 292 cities with populations over 25 000 shows total building operation costs of 164 165 206 in March compared with 109 009 775 in February. Residential permits climbed 35.8 percent and nonresidential 68.2 percent, with 11 405 new families housed, up from 8 599 in February.
The essay argues that grand scientific claims about the universe and future Moon travel offer little practical nourishment for ordinary people. It contrasts lofty theories with everyday experience, urging focus on tangible aspects of life and questioning the value of secret ballots and executive sessions in the senate. It also notes a looming 50,000-person city on the River Ural and hints at a Soviet communistic social model.
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh April 23. Discussion at the North Carolina Merchants Association conference centered on a sales tax and its effects on independent merchants versus chain stores. Willard Dowell argued conventional taxes burden retailers with extra bookkeeping and costs, urging alternative revenue methods.
A light humorous comparison notes that both a banker and a well equipped gardener face loan making tasks. It highlights parallel responsibilities in financing and plant care within everyday work.
A banker is repeatedly drawn to purchasing a mower, illustrating a recurring desire for practical gear regardless of wealth. The context suggests a humorous or reflective view on material wants versus riches.
The mock headline reflects confusion as many misinformed people push Amos and Andy for leadership. The overall situation remains unsettled and unclear despite ongoing debate and commentary.
The assembly reviewed missionary gains and pledges with reports from Mrs. Hagood and other officers. Miss Armstrong from the Belgian Congo spoke on African welfare issues including polygamy, orphans, and Christianization efforts, while Honohara spoke on Japan. District secretaries reported across multiple towns with session chaired by Mrs. Dunham.
Salis bury soloist Glenn Hartsell will perform from the High Point studio of radio station WNBC from 6 30 to 7 16 p m tonight. The program features a solo set by the singer with local radio air time in the evening schedule.
Two youths Lester C Morgan and John A Sherenberg report a strange catch near Woyals creek in Rowan county. Morgan set a wormed bait on a bank pole after a hard day and woke to find a cotfish and night owl on the same line. The owl supposedly struck the fish and drowned when a reef snared its tail.
Wingate Andrews superintendent of the city schools spoke on North Carolina tax problems before the American Business club at the Country Club. He used a map to show county wealth with Guilford at the state’s wealth center and urged sound planning. Guests included R R Ragan, Sam Hyman and Charlie Spencer.
Funeral services for John King seven year old son of Mr and Mrs George King died at the parents home on High Point Route three were conducted from the Primitive Baptist church this morning at 11 o clock by Elder J W Wilthard A brief service was held at the home prior to leaving Pallbearers included Fauster Overby J H Hedgecock Claude Overby Grover Marron Samuel Fowler and Paul Fowler Flowers were carried by Mrs Elma Gossett Chlors Smith Ruby Fowler May Causey Liddie King Mrs Ray Craven Mrs Ivy Mot singer and Mrs Walter Long Interment followed in the church cemetery.
Hendersonville April 23 Fred Swartz alleged boot legger will be held without bond over the death of Clarence G Howard Deputy prohibition officer. Howard was shot in the head Monday and died Tuesday afternoon at Patton Memorial Hospital. The coroner's jury will convene Friday morning.
Former Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg said he was anxious to see Judge Parker confirmed after a White House call with President Hoover. Kellogg praised Parker and his qualifications for the bench.
A compact list of crossword style clues covering horizontal and vertical entries with numbers for positions and word lengths. It includes hints like 1 Affirmative and 2 To devour with missing solutions and cross-references, forming a mixed clue set for a word puzzle.
Judge Lewis F. Teague ruled the North Carolina Real Estate Commission constitutional after E Wray Farlowe sought a temporary restraining order. The case questioned due process, appeal on facts, jury trial, and written notice of charges as obstacles to a constitutional body.
Official report says 12 insurgents were killed and two wounded in a clash with British troops near Chittagong after they raided the city Arsenal. Fourteen arrested. no soldiers injured. Insurgents cut lines and derailed a train to disrupt railway communication.
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