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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1933
Page
4
A brief aphorism contrasts the need for agreement in two to walk together with the ease of pursuing the art of pleasing. It cites Amos 38 3 and Chesterfield to underscore that true harmony may demand shared intent, while skill in pleasing can be achieved through desire.
The city enjoys a quiet Christmas with fireworks largely absent due to high licensing costs and strict law enforcement. Police warn against shooting fireworks on streets, allowing private property use, and residents hope the peaceful season endures despite past dangers and costs.
Firemen led by W. F. Pleming opened their annual toyshop to aid needy families ensuring children enjoy Christmas with good as new toys. The piece praises civic duty and notes the broader NRA benefits for retailers and executives shaping a future of enterprise and individual initiative.
P A O Connell told Boston University College of Business there is an acute shortage of trained executives amid high unemployment, stressing the need for men with practical preparation and leadership skills.
Carolinas mock New York ripples as Dr. Shirley Wynne reports only 13 of 25 retail whiskey bottles meet label claims. Prices cited start at 5.50 a quart with many bottles containing less whiskey than bootlegs. New Yorkers remain unimpressed, hoping for better grades post repeal.
Wisconsin educators Prof Edward A Ross and Samuel Stouffer urge a new college curriculum on matrimony. They argue such courses would teach attitudes and crisis procedures and link fewer divorces to stronger reciprocal adjustment between spouses and enduring marriages.
The piece notes the 22nd Amendment context and reports that more than half the required states have ratified a proposed child labor amendment. Maine joined by sending it to Gov Brann. 19 states already approved. The author argues constitutional adoption would end the abuses tied to child labor.
A report by the American Iron and Steel Institute under the NRA steel code shows current steel employment at 416,000, just under 1929 boom levels of 420,000, with capacity at about 70 percent and potential expansion needing 125,000 more workers. The data underscores NRA benefits to the sector.
The Columbia State reports the royal family will share an all British Christmas with turkey from Sandringham, a Sandringham Yule tree, and a massive empire pudding. Queen Mary will help mix it at Buckingham Palace, while a grand fireside party includes Prince of Wales and other royals. the pudding reportedly weighs a ton, uses thousands of eggs and 1500 pounds of fruit and spice, with spirits from many empires.
The report notes Samuel Insull selecting his own receivers in bankruptcy and jokingly suggests Uncle Sam would allow a full reception committee if he returned, reflecting public sentiment on his situation.
The note claims Prussia has eliminated all voting to prevent accountability for Nazi leaders actions. It presents a sweeping political maneuver as a shield for responsibility avoidance and raises concerns about governance under a Nazi regime.
Secretary Ickes notes a clear drift of people back to farm life amid urban slowdowns. The remark hints work may lag in cities while broader shifts discuss scientific measures, with speculation on Roosevelt era policies influencing trends and even the constancy of light being questioned.
The piece notes lobbyists, led by Jackson, Mullen, and Kremer, remain active as public works spending persists. It describes Ickes crackdown on fixers and Wagner's overtime action with the NRA, and details Rum plan under Tugwell for a Virgin Islands sugar and rum monopoly to aid islanders.
A 14 year old boy Elwodo Castevens pleaded innocence in a Winston-Salem extortion scheme. He allegedly picked up a decoy package and had no part in the plot to demand $80 from a mechanic and his wife under threat of violence.
This column greets returning students including Misses Aime Saunders Augusta Perry Elizabeth Holt Marian Martin Josephine Martin of Palmer Memorial Institute Louise Maconell of Dennett College for Women Elizabeth Perry Bertha Saunders of Winston-Salem Teachers College Camille Mason of Barber Scotia Junior College and Charles Whitaker of Livingstone College Also welcomes home Ellabelle Davis a Bennette College for Women freshman spending vacation with Louise Maconell and Prof J Warren Baldwin principal of Bladen County Training School.
By order of Grand Coeer J. W. Broom all members of Progressive Lodge No 9627 are called to meet at Hoover Hall Tuesday night at 7 30.
The court finds Van Der Lubbe guilty and asserts accomplices lie among the Communists. Judge Buenger emphasizes the case refutes incendiarism rumors and cites Germany near an abyss last spring. Execution method remains undecided.
A list forms with definitions and clues linking to terms like chest bone falsifier sandy tract and low tide revealing a themed crossword style glossary. The set includes phrases such as Plant Wizard prescribed regimen get out queen of heaven and journey along with notes on observed and commercial standards.
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