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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1930
Page
4
No practical solution visible for naval arms Conference
The London Armament Conference progresses with optimism fading as delegates haggle for advantage. Despite Dawes MacDonald talks and Hoover declarations, nations push their own power ahead, likened to a farmers convention unable to agree on acreage, making a workable resolution unlikely for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dawes
MacDonald
America
Hoover
The Arrogant Attitude of Mr Ford
The article critiques Henry Ford announcing plans to fund many new technical schools, insisting on autonomous control and self funding. It questions the need for numerous new institutions and contrasts with existing schools already struggling for survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Ford
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford fortune and education reform debate on school endowments
The text argues that large education endowments could stabilize schools facing funding gaps and competition. It cautions that expertise in business does not guarantee insight into education, noting Ford’s wealth could aid but may not ensure effective outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ford
The Little Revolution at N. C. State College
A campus row over rat caps led to a class split with freshmen favoring abolition and upperclassmen in favor of retention. Later incidents include masked assaults and head shaving of freshmen, deterring morale and trust in the college. Authorities urged identifying and expelling guilty students to restore order and respect for student government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. State College
N. C. State
N. C
Prospects for Relief in Unemployment
The Department of Labor projects improving employment conditions with a 60 to 90 day path to normalcy. Spring weather may boost construction, and a recovering mood in business is expected to lift production and job opportunities nationwide. The article notes regional variation, with Piedmont North Carolina cited and iron and steel seen as early indicators of broad revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Labor
Department
Piedmont
North Carolina
Iron and Steel
Optimistic Outlook After Gradual Industrial Improvement
A measured tone notes gradual improvement across industries with signs of progress. The piece argues optimism is warranted not only for business confidence but because tangible gains are already underway, underscoring a improving economic path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industres
The Big News in Ordinary Lives and Global Affairs
Bruce Catton muses that front page headlines miss the real stories of daily life and small joys. The piece argues prohibition enforcement should move to the justice department for efficiency, and critiques London naval conference talks on submarines, urging focus on preventing war rather than weapon bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Tommy Jones
Cooper Manufacturing Company
Alice Brown
House of Representatives
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Justice Department
New York Speakeasies Offer Stage for Brookhart Speech
The remark notes 32 000 speakeasies in New York as a platform for Senator Brookhart to address issues loudly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senator Brookhart
Automobile abundance swells per person according to stats
The report notes one car for every four and a half people with the extra half linked to a relative of a woman mentioned. The line hints at regional or family-based data and uses a humorous aside about an unnamed relative.
Massachusetts Woman Weeps 18 Hours For Missing Coat
A young Massachusetts woman reportedly cried for 18 hours over a missing coat. The article does not indicate whether she recovered the garment or learned its fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Lincoln in Modern Garb Cartoon Stirs Chicago Scene
A Chicago paper runs a cartoon showing Abraham Lincoln in contemporary attire. The image prompts speculation about how the emancipator would appear in a suit worn by Mayor Jimmy Walker next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Jimmy Walker
Dinner politicking snarls mark Jackson Day event
Raleigh February 15 The Jackson Day Dinner effort by the Young People's Democratic Organization faces growing difficulties in finalizing guest invites. A committee plans to finish inviting state officials and other figures, amid ongoing partisan tensions and questions about which leaders will attend or be left out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyre C. Taylor
Young People’s Organization
J. M. Glenn
Statesville
John Kerr, Jr
Warrenton
Hugh Dortch
Goldsboro
J. D. Dorsett
Raleigh
Edwin M
Frank OD. Grist
Labor and Printing
Simmons
William A. Graham
Agriculture
Corporation Commission
W. T. Lee
George Pell
Stanley Winborne
I. M. Bailey
Lee
Bailey
Smith
Pell
Winborne
Tom Lee
Winbourne
The
Grist
Graham
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Funeral for Mrs Luella C Woodall Held at Archdale
Funeral services for Mrs. Luella C Woodall wife of T J Woodall were held at Archdale M E Church with Rev E M Jones and elders from Charlotte and Archdale. The choir sang Gathering Home and It Is Well With My Soul. Pallbearers included Maitland Woodall and other relatives. Interment followed in Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella C. Woodall
T. J. Woodall
Archdale
C. B
M. P
T. M
Maitland Woodall
Woodall
Robert Kluge
Herman Woodall
J. W. Apple
J. T. Payne
G. R. Miller
C. R. Ward
O. L. Elder
Charles Durepo
Eugene Marsh
John Ferree
Mic. O
EF. Wilson
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Income Tax rules on employee compensation and pensions
The text outlines tax deductions and inclusions for salaries and benefits. It covers deductions for additional compensation paid in good faith, pensions to retirees and families, disability payments, and allowances for widows or heirs. It notes US government pensions are taxable except specific exemptions, and state pensions may be exempt. It also covers taxable union benefits, religious retirement allowances, and annuities for federal retirees. If an employee leaves government service before retirement, only interest earned on withheld salary is taxable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Dr. Harry W. Chase to Speak at Lexington Church
Rev J T Mangum announces that Dr Harry W Chase president of the University of North Carolina will address the First Methodist Church in Lexington tomorrow morning. Chase is regarded as a leading Southern educator and liberal thinker. The church auditorium is expected to be filled. Mangum plans to bring notable Alabama laymen to the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. T. Mangum
First Methodist
Harry W. Chase
University of North Carolina
Chase
Thanks Offering Services at Lebanon M. P. Church
The Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Lebanon M. P. church will hold its annual thanks offering services tomorrow night at 7 30 o clock instead of the regular Sunday service. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Lebanon M. P. Church
Staunton First City to Try City Manager Plan in 1908
The historical note states Staunton Virginia was the first city to adopt the city manager plan of government in 1908, marking an early experiment in executive municipal administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton, Va
Federal Income Tax Cuts Seen For North Carolina
Raleigh dispatch reports Gilliam Grissom, NC internal revenue collector, says small taxpayers see large cuts due to December congressional reductions. Tax on first 4000 drops to 0.5 percent, next 4000 to 1 percent, and up to 8,000 with further changes. Surtaxes rise after 10,000, but earned income offers 25 percent deduction. Past NC collections about 5 million yearly. likely fall to about 2.5 million under new schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Grisom
Girl Reserves Present Impressive High School Program
At the regular morning assembly the Girl Reserve members staged a polished program in the high school chapel. Dorothy Perdue led the opening prayer, the pledge was recited, a concealed choir sang responses to the Litany of Youth, and Florence O Biern sang. Frances Lindsay delivered a recitation I Would Be True after Bessie Hedrick spoke on the group’s aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Perdue
Girl Reserve
Rose Asken
Candles Light as Cabinet Members Renew Pledge
Students hear on ideals and aspirations of the organization. Cabinet members light candles and renew the pledge in unison.
Senator Reed To Speak Tomorrow On Naval Conference
Senator David A Reed of Pennsylvania will address a radio audience from London on the naval conference. The speech is set for 12 30 p m eastern standard time and will be broadcast by the British and rebroadcast by WABC and the Columbia chain to American listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
London
America
Columbia Broadcasting Company
British Broadcasting Corporation
WABC
Columbia
Cleveland Stock Exchange Aims for 125 Million This Year
The Cleveland Stock Exchange projects 125 million dollars in business for the year and lists nearly 300 stocks totaling 37,209,413 shares. The figure reflects strong market activity and broad equity offering in the local exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Stock Exchange
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