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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1934
Page
4
The 1935 General Assembly weighs adopting the uniform State Recovery Act to align with the national measure. Proponents say it would extend NRA cooperation, stabilize industries locally, and tailor codes to North Carolina needs without infringing neighboring states.
The Carolina Motor News reports many North Carolina motorists join the Citizens Traffic Patrol organized by the Carolina Motor club to reduce highway crashes. Patrolmen observe traffic law violations and report them. no legal action follows, and violators receive courteous letters seeking improved driving behavior. The effort stresses role modeling by reputable motorists, inviting all operators to join and set safe driving examples. The piece notes questions about color eligibility and compares carefulness across racial groups.
A lengthy column reviews the Austrian crisis, European tensions, and the risk of a new war. It notes failed solutions, the rise of fascist forces, and the end of independent Austria, with calls for education in democracy and international cooperation to avoid wider conflict. It also weaves in social observations and literary quotations.
W A Bivins reflects on ground hogs and early spring signs in his nature notes. He notes a song sparrow in February and robin redbreast returning to the industrial city, suggesting cheer to residents as March approaches.
Mrs Ex and Mrs Wy, once good neighbors, clashed over children and chickens leading to a public dispute. A warrant was served on Mrs Wy, escalating tensions and exposing the feud on the lot lines.
A review discusses James M. Shields' Just Plain Larnin a critique of education in Nugget City and the forces resisting progress. It also covers Louis Adamics The Native's Return a travel adventure history chosen by Book of the Month for February and recounts Adams origin and warm reception in Yugoslavia.
The piece surveys Louis Adamic’s Black River and Arthur Somers Roche’s Conspiracy, praising Adamic’s human, culture rich travelogue of Yugoslavia and Roche’s fast moving mystery with Parisian and American settings. It highlights Behind the Screen by Maurice Chideckel, The River God by Evans Wall You, and other new works with notes on tone and narrative strength.
A reflective piece tracing U S gold content history from 1792 to 1934, noting monetary policy shifts under Roosevelt, unemployment relief programs, and public attitudes toward taxation. The writer laments politics and praises civic duty, arguing prompt tax payment funds public safety and services.
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