Hoover Seeks Coordinated Drive to Rebuild Depression Era Economy
President Hoover outlines a non partisan government program to expand credit and boost employment. He urges coordination with federal reserve efforts, stressing better credit distribution, widespread work sharing, and local industry tailored cooperation between employers and labor to accelerate recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoo,r
Federal Reserve District Banking and Industrial Committees
Circus Will Lure Old and Young of High Point Today
The passage urges broad citizen participation in agricultural relief and national recovery. It emphasizes cooperation among committees, farmers, and agencies to improve welfare and business progress, and calls for practical focus over grand questions to bolster available efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ircus
High Point
Endorser of Note Faces Dual Judgments in Bank Liability
H O Millis sues in municipal court seeking 1500 against G W Clark and 500 against W R Morrow as endorsers on a promissory note executed at Commercial National Bank December 29 1931. Note due March 28, nonpayment led Millis to settle. Morrow has paid 250 of his liability leaving a 500 claim. Margaret Samuels files for absolute divorce from Paul Samuels, with next friend Mrs Watts Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Millis
G. W. Clark
W. R. Morrow
Clark
Millis
Morrow
Commercial National Bank
Strange Spiders Attract Attention In Local Garden
E A Von cannon of 1113 Tate street notes two oddly striped spiders with triangular webs in his flower garden. The creatures are on display in The Enterprise window for public viewing.
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E. A. Voncannon
Tate Street
Enterprise
Twin Tomato Added to The Enterprise’s Unusual Fruits
Another twin tomato was added today to The Enterprise’s large collection of unusual fruits and vegetables. The tomatoes were contributed by Lawrence Everett, who lives at Centennial Avenue.
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Lawrence Everett
Centennial Avenue
New Endurance Record Set by Weevil in Airtight Bottle
A boll weevil captured 21 days ago by J M Jenkins of 806 East Russell Street remained alive when opened today. The insect and its airtight bottle were placed on display in The Enterprise window as a curiosity and endurance record.
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J. M. Jenkins
East Russell Street
Mr. Jenkins
Enterprise
Green 31-inch pea displays at The Enterprise office
A 31 inch green pea was received for display among the nature's pranks at The Enterprise. It was found in Rev E W Jones garden on Hill Street near Hickory Chapel church.
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The
Enterprise
Nature
E. W. Jones
Hickory Chapel
Rev. Jones
Hill Street
Ocean liner engines tested with coal dust and fuel oil mix
A test run used a coal dust and fuel oil blend in the engines of an ocean liner. The report notes the trial as part of propulsion experiments.
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Thomas Coryat
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