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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1935
Page
16
An NRA report from Washington on February 9 criticizes auto industry labor conditions amid auto code renewal. It claims daily speed ups push production beyond human limits, workers are watched constantly, and men are pushed to quit by age 40. The Blue Eagle division says labor interest exceeds the current sentiment.
A North Carolina citizen urges a volunteer safety corps to curb highway deaths through education and discreet enforcement. He proposes 500 safety men statewide to educate motorists, report violations, and issue notices, backed by state authority, with selective civic recruitment and no political bias. He also suggests raising the speed limit relative to times and enforcing it within law.
President Roosevelt directed investigations into insecurity low earnings and unfair hiring while extending the automobile code to June 16. He overruled NRA on hours and a labor board and approved a design to speed work. Officials discussed future NRA insertions with no White House word yet.
Senator Burrus of Guilford praises Huey Long during a Raleigh hearing calling him one of the smartest men he has seen. He compares magists to peace-makers in Louisiana and endorses Long as a sharp political mind.
New York court session over Rudy Vallee custody suit remains quiet as Justice Cotillo weighs a motion to dismiss Mrs Vallee’s abrogation claim. Vallee argued assets were concealed. Hartsein clashed with him amid near-physical confrontation. hearings resume Wednesday.
Elder John E. Allin will discuss Signs of the End of the End of the World in This Generation as part of an evangelistic talk at the Carolina Theatre tonight at 7:30 PM. The public is invited to attend.
Sam D. Boggs of Burlington praises Pow-O-Lin as an effective vegetable medicine for indigestion gas constipation and tiredness. He notes relief from dizziness and bloating and says the laxative formula is inexpensive with no diet restrictions. A Mann’s Drug Store representative explains how to obtain best results from the product.
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