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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1933
Page
4
A concisely written reflection notes confession and forgiveness through faith, urging guilty men to recall their deeds as they seek cleansing from unrighteousness. The passage cites scripture, emphasizing divine faithfulness to forgive.
The article reports signals that John D. Rockefeller Jr may drop his policy of non intervention to back Standard Oil of New Jersey in the administration oil stabilization plan. Roosevelt seeks alignment, while Standard Oil faces internal dissent over the plan and a potential clash looms if Rockefeller steps forward.
A new rule book on advertising is discussed after a remark by W Elhart in Retailing. The old reliable advertising managers may be discarded to test new ideas. R H Macy and Co used an ad with multiple price facets provoking comment and debate.
A 1943 Macy's advertisement claims the store can protect shoppers from price spikes, prompting questions about profiteering and government aims to curb inflation. The reader wonders if such claims imply other retailers are exploitative and calls for a new rule book.
Federal prohibition chief predicts nationwide bottling push as many states lack prohibition laws. He warns that if repeal passes, America would face liquor shortages and rely on Canadian and European distillers. Bottled in bond storage would rise to meet demand while warehouses fill.
Dr Walter Whiteley Hubbard a noted psychologist writes in Psychology Magazine that nudism is not a crusade or movement and its touted benefits are not sound He cites historical examples of nudity as a sign of decadence and warns that full sun exposure is unnecessary and potentially dangerous while noting earlier eras faced similar predicaments about modest dress and social norms
President Roosevelt orders the Department of Justice to aid local authorities against kidnappers racketeers and gangsters in a national crime fight. Officials argue federal intervention complements local police and counters a nationwide criminal network. Joseph B Keenan leads the anti racketeering drive calling the trend a revolt against orderly government.
The federal government has jailed several city gangsters and plans more federal prosecutions under the Lindbergh law. Federal agents helped obtain the death penalty for Mary McElroy’s kidnapper in Kansas City. Attorney General Cummings pledges expanded DOJ state cooperation to crush kidnappers and racketeers.
A humorous meditation on what to do with a worn straw hat as summer fades. Cleaning helps but costs style, throwing it away risks future fashion, wearing it through heat keeps a shabby look and invites spousal quips, while changes in fashion loom.
Government reports praise 300000 CCC youths serving in 1428 camps across the nation. They build roads, brigades, clear brush, protect forests, and work outdoors earning about 20 million dollars monthly for worker families. Enlistment may extend to spring if Congress approves. A Danville farmer claims a loud yell travels six miles, recalling past farming protests.
An investigator notes rising prominence of Nadiem in the country amid concerns over widespread losses, with many people reportedly losing their shirts. The remark hints at economic strain and shifting power dynamics.
Aimee Etcetera Hutton contemplates vaudeville work with potential show in a Sister Act style production. Possible stage return hinted, with implications for performance career and theater collaborations.
General Johnson warns the public that more challenges lie ahead as conservation teams prepare to implement new measures. He emphasizes potential benefits and urges continued support for ongoing efforts.
In a Cornish flat, Sue clings to Jack as Sarah Lou and Kenneth Corbett flirt from a balcony. A late night proposal to swim disappears with laughter and secrecy. By morning Sarah Lou brazenly notes her playful ruse and moves to rent an apartment.
Seventeen year old Stelle Christoff, a farm girl, is held in Madison county jail after admitting to killing Nelson Voss a rural mail carrier on July 13 near her home eight miles southeast of Edwardsville Illinois. She said he squeezed and tried to kiss her prompting the shooting with a shotgun and a rifle bullet. She stated her sister Sophia witnessed the confrontation. No charges have been filed against Christoff yet.
Ed Dudley holds a two stroke lead in the Philadelphia Open golf championship after two rounds, posting 144 for 36 holes. The American Ryder Cup team member stands ahead of rivals as hot conditions affect scores and many players falter in the final half of play.
In Charlotte Corn Griffin 180 of Fort Benning KOed Johnny Roberts 6 rounds. Firpo Hipps 151 of Charlotte KOed Lonnie Blackwelder 2. Bob Swinger 187 Mount Holly drew with Tommy McGovern 6. Harry Crisp 121 Winston-Salem KOed Pee Wee Clark 3. Tommy McDonald 151 Bel mont won on foul from Snake Driver 148 Selma. In Pittsburgh Sammy Slaughter 159 Terre Haute KOed Jack King 155. In Chicago Henry Firpo 164 8 4 Louisville outpointed Bud Saltis 162. In Revere Tony Shuc co 175 Boston outpointed Lee Ramage 178 10.
Tommy Rios 154 pounds from Wilmington outpoints Sylvan Bass 151 pounds of Baltimore in an Atlantic City boxing bout, winning a clear decision as both fighters traded exchanges.
In Louisville Cecil Payne aged 184 outpointed Jim Vaughan born 1931-2 from Cleveland in a ten round decision.
Jersey City fighter Lou Lombar di at 131 pounds knocked out Harry Blutman of Philadelphia. In New Haven Steve Halasko at 187 outpointed Coco Kid of New Haven. New Orleans bout saw Fay Kiser at 141 from Tulsa outpoint Battling Show of Mexican 187 1-2.
Sioux City report says Larry Udell of Aberdeen South Dakota won a bout over Jack Charvee of Topeka Kansas in a close decision.
Manuel Castro of Cincinnati knocked out Garfield Rice of Evansville in Terre Haute in the fifth round, securing a decisive victory on the road.
In Sioux Falls Bobby O Dowd of Sioux City and Ollie Bartlett of Minneapolis fought a six frame draw at 119 pounds in a close contest. Bartlett and O Dowd both earned splits in a balanced match showcasing rapid exchanges and solid defense.
Klein of the Phillies leads NL batting with .380 and 145 hits while Davis and Pul lis also star. Martin of the Cardinals has 79 runs and 15 stolen bases, Vaughan of the Pirates drives in 72 and 16 triples. Berger and Klein pace homers with 19 and 18 respectively. pitching leader Hubbell of the Giants records 16 wins 6 losses with 6 innings.
In the American League leaders chart Hatting of the White Sox and Foxx of the Athletics top key categories with Foxx hitting 20 home runs and Simmons collecting 149 hits. Gerrig and Ruth lead runs and homers while Van Atta and Jen Aljen share pitching acclaim.
The New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 13 to 9 in a 18 hit game to trim the Senators’ lead to one game. Babe Ruth led the attack with a triple two doubles and a single while Joe McCarthy’s team chased Walter Stewart early and held on as Vernon Gomez and Wiley Moore finished.
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