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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1933
Page
4
A brief religious quotation contrasts pagan strength with Christian virtue grounded in obedience. It cites Joshua 23:10 and notes that the Lord fights for his people as promised, alongside a remark from Hare about the virtues of paganism and Christianity.
The piece recalls Moses Ben Maimon eight charity degrees from reluctant to proactive aid and highlights the Empty Stocking Fund as a needed local appeal. It praises cheerful, proportionate giving, preserving dignity and even prevention of poverty through enduring support and skill teaching.
Noted writers Louis Joseph Vance and Robert W. Chambers prominent in detective and adventure fiction are mentioned together in a feature likely highlighting their careers and influence. The piece references their stature and notable works within the period’s literary scene.
The authors Joseph Vance and Robert W. Chambers died on the same day. Vance was known for The Brass Bowl The Lone Wolf stories and other mystery novels while Chambers wrote historical romances. Both were dependable writers whose popular work outpaced their most ambitious creations.
The Elks Club calls for donated outgrown clothing to aid the city's needy. A special committee will collect items from donors or recipients may bring them to the home on West Broad street. Clean out closets and perform a good deed.
North Carolina honors Orville and Wilbur Wright on the thirtieth anniversary of the first power flight in a heavier than air machine. The piece lauds their perseverance and courage, noting early skepticism and the lasting impact on aviation.
The article argues a paper mill should not be tied to one town but placed where power, timber and markets align. North Carolina's advantages include timber, power access, and proximity to consuming markets, with Canton and Roanoke Rapids cited as models for steady regional revenue and wood supply payments.
The Observer recalls Jack Garner, vice president, as a quiet, steady presence amid disruptions. The New York Times notes his unofficial public appearances with deer, quail, fish, barbecues, and outdoor weekends, offering a moral counterpoint to national fiscal and political pressures.
The piece shows confidence in Roosevelt and the New Deal, contrasting support from the public with critics in Congress and the press. It notes professors and bankers forming a “brain trust” urging policy reversal, while the President remains silent and continues his program. The public remains steadfast.
The Pilot explains that a paper mill is not an inevitable outcome for every community. It notes potential value in North Carolina pine pulp wood and the regional pine crop, arguing pulp products could demand vast lumber quantities and yield higher profits than sawmills, though no immediate mill is planned.
Circuit Judge J W Gaddy of St. Joseph Missouri urges grand jury to indict those involved in the lynching of Lloyd Warner a black man He argues mob violence stems from hate not justice and that real leaders share low moral standards The judge pleads for more authority figures to speak plainly to curb lynching
The Reichstag convened in Germany, voted yes and adjourned after approving a reform. The remark credits Hitler for the change, noting its significance in the political scene.
Some scientists propose the North Pole once sat near present day New York where it drifted away as the region grew hotter. The idea links polar movement to shifting climates and geologic time.
Wallace expresses surprise at Cuba's fate resting with him while noting Mine Union factions clash in a recent election. He refuses to abandon hard-working officials and signals readiness to tackle entrenched corruption.
Wallace adjusts AAA corn tax to 6 cents to avert Cuban instability while Sumner Welles warns the Cuban sugar industry would buckle under a 20 cent tax. The move saves American consumers $35 million but shifts risk to sugar and Cuba. Union problems in mine elections reveal UMW weaknesses and internal missteps. Cabinet departures spur reports and longer hours as officials plan for inquiries. The administration tightens foreign exchange to curb capital flight, but market mechanics persist.
GREENSBORO December 18 Judge H Hoyle Sink presided on motion day in the civil division of the Superior court The judge empaneled five lawyers and seven spectators to hear the uncontested divorce action brought by Lieut Gov A H Sandy Graham against Viola Watford The jury of Greensboro attorneys included R R King Jr Armistead W Sapp Thomas J Murphy William H Holderness and others from High Point and Charlies T Lambert J W Troxler G Q Ryan W W Tate and RL Ramsey The jurors did not prove attendance and the decree was granted on two years separation
Dr. Morris Fishbein argues tuberculosis remains a major public health challenge in 1930. He notes high TB burden among children and teens, links poverty and crowded living to spread, and stresses that with funds and medical care TB can be controlled at its source, reducing future disability and deaths.
A scrambled crossword like grid lists horizontal and vertical clues. Notable entries hint at a president appointing figures and wordplay on ancient deities and numbers across political history. The page blends word definitions with a historical trivia theme across roles and nations.
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