Extreme Justice and Righteous Judgment Compared
A reflective note cites St John 7 24 and Claudio Crisolero arguing that extreme justice becomes extreme injustice. The text contrasts appearance with true judgment and ethical considerations.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1932
Page
4
Leading In Defense Of Hoover By Carolina Newspaper
The News and Observer editorial defends President Hoover amid European debt disputes. Publisher Josephus Daniels, a longtime Democratic leader, argues leadership requires merit and credits Hoover for favoring a 12 month moratorium to aid debtors while warning creditors against harsh leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
News and Observer
Hoover
Europe
America
Josephus Daniels
Daniels
The
France
Britain
Mr. Hoover
Tribute to Character of North Carolinians
Dr. Fred W. Morrison reports that nine of ten able bodied North Carolinians in need choose work to repay state subsistence. He says the attitude is widespread, honest, and courageous, reducing risk of moral collapse as economic disaster looms. The report honors North Carolinians for their resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
The Problem for the Democrats
Bruce Catto analyzes postwar economics noting that recovery now depends on government action. Col Leonard Ayres warns without debt, tariff, and monetary fixes the downturn may deepen. If policy reforms occur, recovery could follow. if not, hard times may persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayres
Washington
Southern Market Proposal Stimulates Home Textile Trade
The Department of Conservation and Development led by Col. J. W. Harrelson urges southern textile mills, especially in the Carolinas, to focus on a home market. It argues a southern products market could profitably stimulate a region that currently purchases most goods from outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Conservation and Development
Col. J. W. Harrelson
Carolinas
High Point Pushes Local Textile Market Outlet
Col Harrelson backs a southern wholesale sales outlet to replace reliance on New York Worth Street, arguing it offers gain with little risk and would aid hand to mouth retailers. High Point’s southern furniture market reinforces the idea by showing regional prestige and a model for textile and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Worth Street
Col. Harrelson
High Point
College football stays vibrant beyond professional grind
The piece argues football remains a real college sport with unique color and fan energy that professional football lacks. It notes Red Grange’s retirement after seven pro seasons and reflects on the difficulty of profitable pro football despite star power and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Migrant Youths in Congress Echo Debate on Federal Aid
A PENNYSYLVANIAN’s gun gesture on the House sparked discussion of federal relief for migrant youths. Journalists discuss plans by General Glassford and Senator Cutting to fund a 15 million dollar transient relief program, including 1000 acre camps for training and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Children’s Bureau
Travelers’ Aid
Pelham CD. Glassford
Bonus Army
Glaseford
Maryland
Capitol
Senator Cutting
Cutting
Federal
Transient Service Board
Senator LaFollette
Manufacturers Committee
Cotton Debt Talks Tie World Markets to Southern Prosperity
A statement from the Committee for the Consideration of Inter-Governmental Debts cites Will L. Clayton and Clarence Ousley arguing that Southern cotton prosperity hinges on Europe’s ability to buy, with Clayton urging a debt readjustment to boost exports and Ousley noting that selling one million extra bales annually could exceed interest and sinking fund payments on foreign debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee
Will L. Clayton
Clarence Ousley
South
Europe
Clayton
Texas
Ousley
Wilson
Congress
Heydier Requests Salary Cut Prompting League Action
The National League president Heydier asked for a salary reduction and club owners quickly granted the request. The play was scored as a sacrifice hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heydier
National League
War debt forgiveness and candy race rivalry noted
An editorial tone piece discusses US attitudes to war debt cancellation and contrasts gumdrops versus taffy as a playful comeback metaphor. It recalls past luck with pulling taffy and hints at choosing gumdrops to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Washington groups urge action to save jobless youth
Social welfare organizations press for government measures to aid millions of unemployed youths facing hunger disease and potential crime. They warn of rising destitution and seek swift policy intervention and funding from federal authorities.
Childhood idol fades as smithies turn to rubber shoes
A brief note laments the loss of a childhood idol and observes the surviving smithies shifting from iron to rubber shoeing for horses, calling them soft.
Suspicion Over Gifts Delivers Lead in Christmas Tale
Junior distrusts Ganta's delivery of all Christmas gifts and is warned away from the mailman. Doubts about the task burden him and complicate the holiday moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Ganta
Ili
Penny Wise Taxes Flip In Tax Time Parody
A playful line contrasts penny saving with income tax time, noting relief when deductions and credits ease the bill and the humor reflects common budgeting worries during filing season.
Kansas Supreme Court Endorses Passenger Intervention in Driving
A Kansas supreme court ruling stated that a back seat driver not only has the right but the duty to interfere in motoring. The decision underscores the role of a passenger in road safety and cooperative driving within Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Supreme Court
Homeless men seek shelter as blizzard grips Midwest
A Chicago scene shows jobless men in an improvised, doorless shelter around a failing stove during a winter blizzard. The photo urges support for homeless relief programs, contrasting harsh conditions with the purpose of unemployment aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle West
America
Your Children a Nervous Child Working a Racket
Miss Field confronts Laura’s mother about labeling the girl nervous and playing a role to gain sympathy. The teacher argues the child uses the “nervousness” as a racket while urging Mrs. Smith to change her approach and stop reinforcing the behavior. Laura, under scrutiny, finds life harder yet gains new friends through the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Field
Laura
Mamma
California Repeals Dry Law and Plans Pardons
Sacramento Calif Dec 20 California ends state prohibition enforcement for first time since 1922 as Wright act repeal takes effect. Governor Rolph to issue pardons releasing 122 men and six women violators from jail or fines. City and county ordinances following Wright act repeal resume enforcement. many locales already move to repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
California
James Rolph, Jr
Webb
Zeppelin Question 1 Meat from the thigh of a hog
A quiz style item lists definitions and clues for a variety of words. It includes entries such as meat from a hog’s thigh, a giant U S Navy air ship, and a series of vertical and horizontal crossword style hints with numbers and cryptic wording.
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U. S. Navy
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