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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1933
Page
4
A wry reflection on how the rich’s pride and arrogance offend when contrasted with a poor man’s plight. The speaker questions what poor men hate more than the purse-proud swagger of wealth, drawing from proverbs style and moral critique.
J A Hirschmann reports in a Retailing article on Germany’s chaotic revolution under the Nazis. Large industries lose power, anti Jewish policy grows, and warlike aims shift focus from constructive business to munitions and military propaganda impacting European trade and American buying.
The United States government reaffirms its determination to intensify the campaign against crime with greater emphasis than before, signaling broader enforcement and public safety initiatives.
An editorial urges unity against a rising crime wave driven by petty and major racketeering. It praises Raymond Moley’s investigations and conferences to coordinate federal and state action, notes kidnapping’s growth and weak deterrents, and calls citizens to assist authorities in curbing racketeering.
The government will issue weekly fair price lists showing farmer prices for raw commodities, wage levels under the industrial program, and what consumers must pay. Public opinion and condemnation are expected to curb unwarranted price rises as Roosevelt and General Johnson push recovery efforts.
Edward M. Ruttenber cites Harry F. Cunningham noting undergraduates cling to lowbrow fashions and fail to shed college habits. He warns of a rise of professional graduates or pseudo intellectuals while predicting the world will strip away their flippant style and habits for survival.
The passage ridicules unworkable ideas about existence and mocks the ukulele industry. It asserts that educated workers produce low quality humor for a drunken business crowd and derides both mentally sound and unsound minds as part of a supposed global waste.
A broad analysis covers Western Pennsylvania coal strikes over union recognition. It notes militia deployments, picket disputes, and evolving federal aid as employment collapses due to mechanization and reduced demand. It also reports Tammany Hall's public opinion project on Mayor O’Brien and rising homelessness, especially among women, in New York.
Visitors describe New Oridatis as a charming vacation spot where many locals spend time pursuing kingfish in nearby waters and enjoying coastal leisure.
A party scene reveals favors extend beyond decorative items as hidden connections and obligations weave through social exchanges. Hosts and guests navigate subtle expectations, balancing generosity with reciprocity within a lively gathering.
The article notes resignations in the foreign service as the dollar’s value falls. Mission heads warn Washington. consular positions suffer income cuts up to 68 percent and rent subsidies drop 16 percent. Tax and policy tensions rise as AF L leaders face recovery act funding questions while employers push open shop bias.
In Reading and vicinity no decisive break in the hosiery mill strike is indicated, with no settlement this week. Strikers reject manufacturers’ wage offer claiming a 26 percent increase and demand recognition of their union, as reported by Knit Goods Weekly.
In Augusta Georgia Fielding Wallace president of the Augusta Country Club seeks a ten thousand dollar purse for an international tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. Bobby Jones may re enter competition for this event if called upon to do so with a field of thirty leading golfers including open and amateur champions.
A string of boxing results lists bouts across Pittsburgh Chicago Charleston Newark Louisville Toledo Terre Haute Asheville Alexandria Sioux City Sioux Falls Moline Kias Tex Syracuse and New York. Winners include Charley Baxter Teddy Varper Rosy Baker Kich Baker Bobby Gross Rambling Rufus Miles Al Rossi Willie Oster Battling Bove Billy Strickler Johnny Martin and Courtney with decisions by points stoppages and knockouts noted amid hometown and opponent details.
The High Point Red Sox defeated the Sewanee Braves 4 to 3 in a pitching duel between Gilson of High Point and Sledge of Norfolk, continuing their winning streak.
A mixed set of horizontal and vertical crossword style clues listing first names last names and word hints like wings equable and heavy blow. The page references a pictured man as originator of Incan descent and inventor with scattered definitions for terms such as wing, oceanic fish and measure.
Charlotte, Aug. 8 The Patriots beat the Hornets in a tense ten inning game to climb into first place as Greensboro fell behind. Folliard limited Charlotte to 11 hits while Richmond's offense chased early leads, and a decisive ten-inning rally pushed the Pats ahead by a single percentage point.
Clinton North Carolina. An elderly man named H. Carr reports a watch aged in the ground for about 50 years now runs better than before. An uncle bought it around a half century ago and lost it. It was unearthed while plowing and then oiled by a jeweler. Carr claims it keeps perfect time.
Bucher led the hit parade with three in six trips as the Pats erased a six-run edge. A Wilmington doubleheader with the Pirates and Bulls was rained out. a second game tonight could pull either club into contention, with Wilmington aiming to close the gap.
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