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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1930
Page
4
High Point Emergency Committee Coordinates Unemployed Aid
The city government led by J. E. Marsh Jr. operates in City Hall basement to register unemployed workers and record available openings. The Enterprise notes the program aims to survey unemployment and inform residents and council, with a conference planned to shape a potential plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
J. E. Marsh, Jr
Marsh
The Amazing Flaming of Mother Jones
A tribute recalling Mother Jones who died shortly after her hundredth birthday and lived a fiery life from modest beginnings as an Irish dressmaker to a violent revolutionary labor advocate at sixty. The piece notes her contrast with aging norms and places her beside labor fighters in death as a symbol of courage and belated struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Jones
Napoleon
Jim Jeffries
Moody's Martial Law Plan Sparks Crossfire Between Texas and Illinois
The Texas governor vows to declare martial law to curb Chicago crime prompting a sharp reply from the Chicago Tribune. The exchange includes digs at the so‑called fundamentalist belt and jokes about map placement of Texas and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Illinois
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Moody
Mexico
al Capone
Moody and Texas Politics Stirred by Regional Rhetoric
The piece friends the Texas governor for speaking out about crime and limits, comparing him with Illinois politics and the Illinois governor Moody. It notes The Tribune's harsh southward criticisms as a response to Moody and regional tensions.
Buy now appeal aims at those with money says North Carolina club chief
The executive secretary of the state merchants association defends the buy now movement in Raleigh noting the appeal targets those who can afford to purchase. He cites savings growth and low prices, claiming five extra cents spent daily could lift unemployment by about 30,000 jobs, with bank data showing rising deposits and stronger consumer buying power in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Merchants’ Association
Raleigh
Dowell
News and Observer
North Carolina
U. S
High Point
Frightened by an Extra Session How to View It
Bruce Catton argues against treating a possible spring congressional extra session as calamity. He notes post election changes, debates potential benefits for a new, possibly reforming Congress, and questions fear about business disruption. A NY barber story and Methodist bishops on shorter hours illustrate broader concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Congress
Washington
Trade Stimulation Through Established Buying Power
The idea centers on boosting commerce by leveraging a pre existing buying power to stimulate trade and economic activity. It emphasizes maximizing purchasing capacity to drive market growth and efficiency.
Christmas stockings spark letter exchange in Jamestown
A columnist recounts bets with Jack Field about eight O eight calls and receives a gift from a mysterious sympathizer. A pair of brown wool stockings arrives with a note praising the columnist and lampooning past requests.
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Jack Field
Jack
John Mebane
Enterprise
Eat More Lamb slogan stirs public response in polls
The new campaign slogan Eat More Lamb prompts strong reactions as voters weigh its appeal and potential impact on local meat markets and restaurant menus. Cultural critics note its catchy call to action amid seasonal dining trends.
Broadcasting Marks Its Tenth Birthday Celebration
Broadcasting celebrated its tenth birthday with fanfare as improved radios delivered a fine reception echoing the anniversary.
Dorothy Confuses Ping Pong With Civil War Generals
Dorothy believes Ping Pong is among military leaders tied to the Chinese civil war, reflecting a mix up of names and historical figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Ping Pong
Birds Outfly Airplanes in England Race Notes
Observers compare racing pigeons with planes and note birds often fly faster. planes gain when birds circle to check direction. Swallows jackdaws and starlings outrun planes at times. vultures can dive at 400 miles per hour. Hawks and raptors have streamlined bodies aiding speed.
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England
French wine to Canada in exchange for wheat surplus
A report notes France will ship wine to Canada in exchange for Canadian wheat as the country copes with a grain surplus this year. The item highlights the favorable trade gesture amid market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Farewell Tour Leaders Paderewski and Lauder
The famed pianist Paderewski and singer Harry Lauder are cited as prominent figures in a growing farewell tour trend described as a "bye bye now" movement. They travel as cultural icons marking the era of long-running concert swan songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski
Harry Lauder
Reading prodigy in Kansas City could read timetable
A five year old boy in Kansas City is noted for his exceptional reading ability and may be able to decipher a railroad timetable, highlighting a remarkable talent in a regional report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Longtime alumna Alice Councill marks 98th birthday
Bright Bits notes Mrs. Alice M. Councill, 98, Salem College’s oldest alumna and former belle of prewar days, celebrated her birthday in Hickory. She remains engaged with literature and contemporary life, reflecting on past and present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
N. C
Alice M. Councill
Salem College
Stonewall Jackson
Catawba County Swaps Jailers amid Prisoner Serenade
In Newton North Carolina Catawba county swapped jailers as prisoners disrupted the scene with tin pans broken windows and popping light bulbs. The inmates fulfilled their vow to serenade both the incoming and departing jail staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
N. C
Catawba County
Enlivened Gambling Raids Net 27 Arrests in Winston-Salem
In Winston-Salem three raids yielded 27 arrests as police clamped down on colored gem'men gatherings allied with gambling. The investigations targeted illicit activities and connected figures, reflecting a broad crackdown in the area.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Yandle Struggles to Resign as Disabled Veterans Leader
Jas M Yandle clerk of superior court in Charlotte faces difficulty resigning from command of the local Disabled Veterans of the World War. He has twice called meetings for the post but failed to obtain a quorum.
Officer Dives Into Buried Mash Barrel Mystery
In Warrenton North Carolina Officer John Cary Davis tripped into a hidden hole and sank to his knees in a buried mash barrel. A 30 gallon still stood nearby as the strange incident unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
N. C
John Cary Davis
Charlotte Hosts 10 Contractors at Carolinas Convention
The Carolinas branch of the Associated General Contractors met in Charlotte for its annual convention to tackle ethics of convict labor taxation municipal contracting practices and workmen's compensation. Topics included better relations among owners architects engineers suppliers bankers and contractors. The event ends with a banquet featuring speaker C. E. Jones of the South Carolina highway commission. About 300 to 400 attendees attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Carolinas
Associated General Contractors of America
Two
C. E. Jones
South Carolina Highway Commission
V. B. Higgins
V. P. Higgins
New Davidson County Officials Are Sworn In
In Lexington on December 2 a large crowd witnessed the swearing in of Davidson County’s new officers by E C Byerly. Major James A Leonard becomes sheriff, Charles R Redwine is register of deeds, and J L Gordon is county manager. Also sworn in were the chief deputy sheriff the deputy register of deeds and a full staff of deputy sheriffs for the two year term.
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Lexington
Court House
E. C. Byerly
Superior Court
James A. Leonard
Charles R. Redwine
Register of Deeds
J. L. Gordon
Davidson County
Carolina Ice Cream Makers Convene at Pinehurst
North Carolina ice cream makers will hold a convention at Pinehurst January 6 and 7. In Charlotte, Richard Edmonson, 15, son of the Mecklenburg County superintendent of education, is reported improved after a fractured skull suffered in a Thanksgiving Day football game, hospital attendants say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
Pinehurst
Richard Edmonson
Mecklenburg County
Farmer William Haigh Owen Fatally Shot Climbing Fence
Fayetteville reports a fatal incident as 65 year old William Haigh Owen, a Cumberland farmer, was shot when his shotgun discharged while he climbed a fence. The accident occurred on the farm, leaving no survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
William Haigh Owen
Cumberland
Automobile strike leaves Allen Martin with broken legs
Winston Salem report states Allen Martin, 35, Black, was hit by a car suffering both legs broken in the crash. Police investigate. no further details available.
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Winston-Salem
Allen Martin
Danbury Swears In Entire Democratic Stokes County Officers
In Danbury yesterday the complete Democratic slate for Stokes County officers was sworn in, marking the first such full slate since 44 years ago. The event highlighted party victory and continuity in local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Stokes County
Welcome Service for Denton Pastors Held at Baptist Church
A welcome service in Denton Davidson County honored new pastors Rev. B A Sisk of the M E Church South and Rev. J R Short of the M P Church. Rev G A Martin led the program at the Denton Baptist church with special music and brief addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Denton
Davidson County
Baptist Church
G. A. Martin
D. D
Denton Baptist Church
B. A. Sisk
M. E. Church
South
J. R. Short
M. P
Egypt Exports Near 65 Million Cotton In Early Year
In the first five months of this year Egypt exported nearly 65 million dollars worth of cotton. Trade figures show strong demand and shipments to key buyers, highlighting cotton as a leading export and signaling ongoing market momentum.
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Egypt
Immune Banana Variety Developed in Trinidad
A new disease immune banana variety has been developed in Trinidad. The discovery promises resilient crops for local growers and potential export opportunities in Caribbean agriculture. Researchers note strong resistance to infections threatening traditional banana strains.
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Trinidad
Charters Granted for Real Estate and Other Firms Across North Carolina
Certificates of incorporation issued in Raleigh list entities including Real Estate Exchange of Charlotte with $50,000 authorized capital and $300 subscribed, Allen Auto Service of Charlotte with $10,600 authorized, Utility Chemical Company of Charlotte with $25,000, Fairmont Benevolent Burial Association non stock, Butler Drug Company of Salemburg, Hardwood Products of Greensboro with $50,000, and M L Wildey and Company of Asheville among others. Names noted include N. C. McDowell, C. D. McDowell, R. T. Fuhlman, A. Allen, F. A. Fischrupp, E. 8. Delaney, J. D. Woodside, J. D. McRaw, Pervellia Floyd, D. C. Hill, Robie Butler, H. S. Jennings, C. R. Butler, McDaniel Lewis, Roger A. Jennings, George C. Holton, M. L. Wildey, J. C. Bradford, and John B. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
James A. Hartness
Real Estate Exchange, Incorporated
Charlotte
N. C. McDowell
C. D. McDowell
R. T. Fuhlman
Allen Auto Service, Incorporated
Salemburg
C. R. Butler
Dunn
Hardwood Products, Incorporated
Greensboro
McDaniel Lewis
Roger A. Jennings
George C. Holton
Burlington
M. L. Wildey and Company
Asheville
M. L. Wildey
J. C. Bradford
John B. Anderson
Europeans in British Malaya Face Widespread Unemployment
The report notes large numbers of Europeans living in British Malaya are jobless, highlighting economic strain and pressures on communities amid regional labor shortages and colonial era policies.
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British Malaya
Puzzle crossword clues on electrical current to poem and law
Horizontal clues cover units of current fruits relinquish worth poker stake golf device sage timid falsifiers war flyer exclamation milky alleged force snare to caution male deer bad hope label to jeer pastry upon sesame carriage northeast brains so be it oriental word for fate. Vertical clues include washed by waves new York City on island compassion mother of mankind second note verb church bench melody state with most creameries horse important city in Washington twitching sooner than splash observed to Iotter legal rule tatter to tear bird that heralds birth ria lawful parts of feet situation verse berd diamond postscript nay
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Washington
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