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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
4
Cards to the gamblers cautions on market gambling
R Charles Richter warns business leaders in New York not to let monetary fluctuations mislead decisions. He says many rely on guesswork and tips, urging normal purchasing for demand and noting profits often come from judgment or fortune rather than production, as prices rise and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Charles Richter
New York
Richter
Federal Judge rules Ulysses admitted to U.S. market
High Point reports Judge Woolsey in New York ordered James Joyce's Ulysses admitted for import after a lengthy seizure by customs. The ruling ends a long legal fight over the controversial novel, praised by some as a modern milestone and condemned by others as obscene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
John M. Woolsey
New York
James Joyce
United States
Ulysses
Joyce
Uncle Sam Moves Into Banking Partner Role
The New York Daily News notes rapid Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation growth with 6,748 non Fed banks applying for FDIC membership and discusses government buyouts of bank preferred stock by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. It argues the move signals government influence, aims to restore confidence, and reflects socialistic tendencies in banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
New York Daily News
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States
Postal Savings Banks
Judge Woolsey Finds Ulysses Not Pornographic
The judge argues Joyce's Ulysses is not pornographic despite frank scenes. He notes certain criticized words are old Saxon terms and welcomes a sane distinction between art and pornography, criticizing censorship driven by habit of seeking ugliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Judge Woolsey
Joyce
Mrs Hugh Black Passes Amid Medical Heartbreak
The death of Mrs. Hugh Black, formerly Miss Iris Burrus, shocks a community that cherished her. Despite modern medicine’s prowess, doctors faced helplessness as she declined, underscoring the limits of even skilled care and the pain of those who loved her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Black
Iris Burrus
Banking reform talk echoes across the nation
The piece laments the need to invite government into banking to restore confidence after the Roosevelt era bank holiday. It argues banks must regain depositor trust, likening safety to the Bank of England, and warns against further depositor fear that could topple more banks.
U S Manufacturers Face Japanese Copycat Competition
American producers warned that Japan's imitation of U S locomotives, machinery, valves and parts is eroding export trade. The text cites low priced goods and copied U S models as harming American industry and calls for serious measures by industrial leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokohama
Tokio
Osaka
U. S
Pacific
American Audiences Need a Voice
A Washington correspondent reports clashes over public eloquence and NRA policy. Eva Le Gallienne and Ethel Barrymore confronted Philadelphia women with a sharp rebuke, provoking shock and debate on leadership and public speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva le Gallienne
Ethel Barrymore
Philadelphia
The Audience and the Call for a Liberator
Readers condemn polite silence as speakers abuse the rostrum and insult the audience. The piece argues Americans tolerate harsh rhetoric and urge a future liberator to awaken vocal citizen expression against self appointed authorities.
Language quirk sparks debate on presence and prosperity
An English professor at the University of Michigan discusses the grammar of "None of them are here" versus a joking "none of them never wuz here" implying prosperity bringers. The remark highlights nuances of negation and regional speech in contemporary use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Government codes regulate hours and wages on telephones
The passage notes that the telephone code will limit hours and wages while the government asserts control over wrong numbers and overcall charges, claiming competence in tackling such issues.
Queen of Irak to Meet King of Proxy in First Time
The Queen of Irak, wed to the proxy king last September, is set to meet him in person for the first time. The event is framed as a significant, if uncertain, milestone in their unusual royal arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irak
Billy Sunday Plans Alaska Revival Tour
Billy Sunday intends to travel to Alaska for a revival campaign and anticipates a cool reception there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Alaska
Model Code Battle Roils NRA Policy Debate
Washington's fight over a proposed Model Code sparks a major argument within the NRA as lawmakers clash on policy. A separate issue called the Rubber Dollar warrants near endorsement, while the AAA hosts a hearing on pork and naval affairs. An Eastern Shore discussion touches on secession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
NRA
Eastern Shore
Twelve Banks In North Carolina Lacking Deposit Insurance
North Carolina state bank commissioner Gur ney P Hood announced that one more NC bank has applied for FDIC membership, leaving 12 banks not yet under the insurance law. He hopes the remaining four commercial and eight industrial banks will apply by January 1 as a public list of qualified banks will be released then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Gurney P. Hood
North Carolina
Federal Deposit Insurance ¢ Corporation
Hood
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Trophy Council To Hold Meet Tonight
The Trophy Council of the Jr. O. U. A. M. will meet at 7 30 in its hall over The Enterprise. Councilor J G Workman will lead, Chaplain R L Smith will direct devotional exercises, and several candidates will receive degrees. A full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the Jr. O. U. A. M
Enterprise
J. G. Workman
R. L. Smith
Mrs Gora Fulk Taken By Death
Mrs. Cora I Fulk died at her daughter's home in this city after a three month illness. She was born May 6 1873 in Surry County, lived in Groometown, and was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Surviving: husband four sons and a daughter. Services set at 10 30 am tomorrow from the home and 1 pm at Holly Springs Baptist Church Mt Airy with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora I. Fulk
R. R. Kirkman
Franklin Street
Surry County
Harding
Polina Taylor Pruitt
Groometown
Church
Lexington
Holly Springs Baptist Church
Mt. Airy
J. M. Hiatt
Reforestation Plan Aims For North Carolina Next Season
Raleigh December 7 The state forestry chief announced a major push to expand reforestation through civilian conservation corps support. TheClayton seedling nursery will triple output with new barracks and 12 CCC workers from Durham aiding in production, targeting over a million seedlings next year versus about 350000 previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Civilian Conservation Corps
J. S. Holmes
Clayton
Department of Conservation and Development
CCC
Durham
Forester
Holmes
OhioGas Service Stations Owned by Individuals
Ohio has 13,000 service stations with 8500 owned by individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Allenry prescription relieves rheumatism in 24 hours
A testimonial-style ad claims the Allenry prescription rapidly eases rheumatic pain neuritis backache and sciatica. It promises uric acid elimination within 24 hours and swelling relief in 48 hours with an eight ounce bottle priced at 85 cents and guaranteed by local drug firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenry
Father
Mann Drug Co
Economy Drug Co
Ivet
World Famous Writer Puzzle Clues Reveal Faces
A crossword style puzzle lists numerous clues across and down, hinting at famous writer names, literary terms, and related entities such as gunpowder era heroes, classical deities, and celestial objects. The grid references a famed author noted for mystery tales and a famed short story collection.
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