No darkness for workers of iniquity, Job 84-22
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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1933
Page
4
Shifting Idea Center Warns of European Craft Decline
Observers say European nations once fueling creativity face chaos and hatred, sparking American artisans to develop new original products. If Americans cultivate refined taste and limit mass production, the U S may rival Europe in craftsmanship while preserving intellectual pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
President Machado and the Cuban constitutional crisis
The piece quotes Sumner Welles telling President Machado to seek a congressional leave of absence to resolve Cuba's political troubles. Machado insists he remains president, defending his constitutional prerogatives despite public dissent and perceived loss of popular support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerardo Machado
Sumner Welles
United States
Machado
Congress
Cuba
Cuba Leader Faces Present Needs in Crisis
The Cuban president must decide based on current demands rather than pride in past influence. It is essential that Cuba itself desires change, not what America wants, to avoid disaster as faith in leadership wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
America
Weaknesses of flesh and blood in Leavenworth prison
The piece denounces corruption in penal institutions with specific focus on Leavenworth. It cites suspensions of a prison chaplain and two guards, plus a jailed gangster named Terry Druggan who became a trusted driver with daily visits. It questions the warden’s knowledge and notes the prison size complicates oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Terry Druggan
United States
James A. Ording
Druggan
Leavenworth
Guaranty Bank Eyes National Charter Amid Loan Pressure
The Raleigh Times notes the Guaranty Bank faces federal entry to the national system to access Reconstruction Finance Corporation funding. Officials cite a guaranteed deposits regime as January proximity, urging the bank to align with the system to attract business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Bank
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Page Trust Company
Independence Trust Company
Raleigh Times
Gurney P. Hood
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Deposit
Stock Gambling
Governors of the New York Stock Exchange impose strict rules to curb speculation. Margins must be at least 60 percent for accounts up to 5900 and 86 percent for larger accounts. Pools and syndicates must disclose information weekly. Brokers' agents may seek business under new safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Regulation Aims to Curb Stock Market Gambling
The proposed rules seek margin limits and restrictions on pools and syndicates to curb speculation and prevent dramatic collapses. Regulators hope less overtrading and easier unloading from gullible investors will follow, with potential federal action if voluntary measures fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
Congress
Gilass-Steagall
Federal Reserve Board
The New Pest Gypsy fortune teller strikes again at Morganton
The Charlotte Observer reports a Gypsy fortune teller stole $15 from a Morganton ice company manager by timing her move as a boy purchased, leaving the large bills hidden, the silver gripped, and the dollars slipped away. The piece warns readers to act quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Observer
Blowing Rock
Morganton
City Ice Company
Irresistible Deployments and Pigeon Espionage Stir Newsrooms
The Greensboro Daily News notes Governor Ehringhaus appointees including Mrs. Thomas O Berry to relief directing posts and W W Neal of Marion as a Morganton Deaf School trustee. It questions women’s views in state schools and mocks political overreach before a joking note on a carrier pigeon sentenced for espionage by Yugoslav authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro News
The
Daily News
Ehringhaus
Thomas O'Berry
North Carolina
Greensburghers
Stonewall Jackson Training School
East Carolina
School For the Deaf
Morganton
Abou Ben Adhem
W. W. Neal
Marion
Neal
Highway Commission
General Assembly
Senator Bailey
Internal Revenue Bureau
North Carolina Park Commission
Tarheelia
Will Neal
Fragmented lines hint at reliefs from government and products
A garbled excerpt mentions the NRA eagle, farmer relief from the federal government, and amateur gardeners receiving a sanburn lotion. The piece reads as a quip about aid and consumer items without clear events or names.
Revision of hose code alters pay north and south
A National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers hearing will discuss a revised wage and hour framework for the hosiery industry. Article IV sets 40 hours per week as the standard, with exemptions for office staff and specialized roles, plus a six month transition for two shift plants and varying shifts for woolen operations. Article V introduces new minimum wage rates effective with the code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osiery Industry
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Daily News Record
N. Y
Board of Control
Woolen Indus
High Point Ordinance Regulates Street Market Trucks
City imposes designated selling areas and time limits for trucks stands and peddlers. Health and sanitation rules apply. fees may be charged. violators face ten dollar fines per offense and daily acts count as separate offenses. The ordinance takes effect November 30, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of High Point
City of
High Point
Guilford County
Guilford
Forsyth
Rockingham
Alamance
Davidson
Randolph
Stokes
Lois Welborn
High Point Regulates Sale of Fruit Vegetables and Market Commodities
An ordinance by the High Point City Council restricts selling fruit vegetables and market goods outside of stores or warehouses. It defines a store as a permanent brick stone or wood building with proper plumbing connected to the city sewer and allows designation of display areas by the city for sale or display of such items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
High Point
Pictured man puzzles readers in mixed clue grid
A historical newspaper puzzle presents a horizontal and vertical word fest with clues referencing a famed pictured man. The grid hides a biographical thread and terms like strength rib, kingdom and pickle hints, inviting solvers to connect names and places across multiple lines.
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