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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1933
Page
4
A compact quotation item contrasts biblical admonition about serving two realms with Daniel Webster asserting a single national destiny. The two statements reflect themes of loyalty, unity, and constitutional sovereignty.
The American Institute of Accountants proposes a new report form to emphasize that financial statements reflect opinion as much as fact. The measure aims to curb overreliance on audits and push for a more penetrating, dependable survey of a business's financial condition.
The Baltimore Sun recalls Rosa Raisi the Chicago Civic Opera star who trusted Samuel Insull. Raisi says she gave him 100000 in 1926 to invest and received promises of large profits. She and her husband invested yearly sums and claim she never recovered funds or profits.
With only four days left for purchasing 1934 license plates thousands of cars still use old tags. Arrests for old tag use may begin after December 31 as law enforcement vows an intensive drive against delinquents. Probable many motorists will remain tagless January 1.
Bankers warn that strict closed-structure terms in the federal deposit insurance act risk instability. The Guaranty Trust Company notes past failures of state guaranty plans, urging banks to tighten internal standards and cooperate with government to survive.
The text argues extending the license purchase period fosters a lax attitude among drivers. It warns that strict enforcement after the new year will flood courts with offenders.
The speaker suggests harming not the individuals but avoiding electing those labeled as idiots. The comment frames a political risk and urges caution in leadership choices rather than punitive action.
A Kentucky professor contends the human family is tending toward a single race and that Nazi influence could bring it about sooner than he expects.
A group of squirrels is observed moving from New England toward Washington where Congress is to convene, signaling a notable wildlife sighting amid the political season.
In Ohio drug stores may sell hard liquors for a temporary period while the state schedules its own chain of stores. The move marks a rare moment of liquor dispensing by pharmacies amid ongoing plans for state control.
New York Health Commissioner Wynne declares whisky selling under 3.50 a quart inferior to bootlegged liquor. He notes the public health risk and mocks the idea of acquiring all benefits from prohibition.
A reflection on coping with personal tragedy citing a Kentucky doctor who watched his child die from tonsil infection before modern surgical techniques offered relief. The piece discusses meaning after loss and how others faced such tests.
After years of study and effort the doctor’s technique is finally tested when a New York woman with a sick infant seeks his aid. Her nurse once worked for him and knows his special expertise. Her regular doctor won’t operate. She calls the Kentuckian for help.
A discussion of potential stock market regulation swells in Congress as exchange leaders plan a public relations push. The piece also notes a government and private sector collaboration to finance and promote electrical appliances starting in the Tennessee Valley, aiming for a nationwide rollout and a possible shift in everyday life.
The Rotarian excerpt cites General E. J. Higgins warning that the horrors of the Great War fade from memory. He urges a will to peace based on moral conviction to prevent a future catastrophe. The piece notes youths’ romanticizing war despite history and cinema.
A new voice in the government’s economic policy discussion is Vice President Garner. He has not previously been a primary figure in these debates, but his remarks signal a potential shift in strategy as officials consider fiscal and growth measures.
Roosevelt supporters among California Democrats push for Johnson’s renomination as a Republican progressive, hoping White House pressure to unite behind him. The piece notes Nixon era party realignments and possible shifts in GOP dynamics with New Deal alignment.
YORK North Carolina December 27 despite North Carolina altering its gin marriage law Gretna Green in this town boasts of southern popularity. During the Christmas holidays Judge E Gettys Nunn issued 184 licenses to couples from Virginia Georgia the Carolinas and other states.
Robert T. Matthews longtime Lake City depository cashier and World War II veteran died from a self inflicted gunshot wound in the bank building. Relatives report shell shock memory loss and a 15 month lapse. He is survived by his widow and two children.
The local Truck Drivers Union number 193 will meet Thursday at 7:30 PM at the hall 112 1-2 North Wrenn Street. All members are urged to attend for important business.
A fragmented crossword style grid presents clues across and down referencing ballooning terms and related words. Entries include Lieut Comm 8 Acid 9 Wealthy and a scattered mix of scientific and nautical terms, with several rows incomplete and awaiting solution.
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