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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1932
Page
4
A biblical warning from Zechariah 11 17 condemns the idol shepherd and foretells disaster to his arm and eye. The quotation ends with a thought from Raskin about omitted duties obscuring truth.
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation has deployed about two billion dollars in public credit to sustain private firms through recent shocks. With unemployment claims modest relative to total allotments, localities push to use internal funds before requesting R F C aid, while the government stake remains roughly one eighth of the market value at the market bottom. What does this vast public backing portend?
The North Carolina Civic Association formed in Raleigh led by Frank K. Sims Jr and Frank P. Graham to fight loan sharks. Kemp Battle urges legislature to pass a general small loan act permitting licensed lenders to charge up to 36 percent monthly, arguing it a safer alternative to extortionate rates and a necessary cure for usurious practices.
The piece explores whether High Point can support a Piedmont league pro baseball club. Local interest, potential city backing, and fan support are weighed as officials consider placing umpires at the local park in the summer to revive the pastime.
Ocean warfare drills in the Pacific demonstrate how repeated fleet maneuvers turn a group of ships into a unified force. The Jutland example shows how a clever move can save a fleet, while Washington reports reveal how economy debates affect education printing budgets.
A Washington budgeting note shows how minor expense items are trimmed from the daily letter and then restored, illustrating the friction between cost cutting and the need to retain essential items. The piece underscores the parliamentary humor and practical hurdles in trimming government operations.
Senator Couzens proposes opening army posts and facilities to help train and feed young jobless men wandering cities. He says he has discussed the plan with President Hoover and Red Cross officials and will push for early congressional action. He estimates 100000 to 400000 youths under 21 are tramping the highways.
Thomas Edwards 83 a native of England and former school teacher photographer farmer and dog trainer died at his Newton home after a short illness.
Joseph Cooper of Oakdale Tennessee was injured when two buses collided near Asheville Tuesday. He was recovering today along with two others who were slightly injured.
John Revolta, 21, of Menominee Michigan set a 66, two under par, to lead the Miami Open field in Miami Springs Florida. Denny Shute and John Rouse each shot 67 to tie for second and challenge the top score.
Nicholas Vadaro died in Wilmington of burns from an oil fire aboard the steam ship Manifisto. He is the second seaman to perish after the incident on Thursday as hot oil sprayed the crew.
A numbered crossword lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries including Stone Fly Larva and related terms. The puzzle spans multiple entries with hints such as entrances speeds and various natural world references, inviting solvers to fill the grid.
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