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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1934
Page
4
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A compact note quotes Genesis and Cicero to reflect on fidelity and family bonds. The lines contrast sacred scripture with ancient philosophy to emphasize unity and lasting commitment.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt urges women's clubs to press state and local governments to cut waste and redirect funds to public schools. She notes NC teachers underpaid, rising student numbers, declining teacher numbers since 1930, shortened terms in cities, and widespread wage issues with warrants and back pay owed. Education cannot be neglected amid fiscal strain.
The Kinston Kiwanis club hosted its annual liars contest and pressed a nature reporter to participate. He refused to lie citing Lent and Washington's birthday, asserting he would stick to facts about local dogfish training by Core Banks residents.
A passage recalls a dogged chase of rabbits and a fish that died after three and a half years out of water when it fell through a bridge hole while following its owner. Judges awarded him the prize. Weaver condemns the remark as a serious insult to newspaper ethics.
Two Salem West Virginia newspaper boys, after receiving their papers, rushed to Bristol to cover a fire alarm. They quickly checked details and printed a brief bulletin on each paper, a display of service the editor says promises a successful business life.
Edward M. Ruttenber condemns cutthroat tactics in metropolitan business scenes described in the Daily News-Record. He laments wire pulling and knife throwing by ambitious youths rising to minor execs, warning that intrigue suppresses honest effort and erodes trust across firms.
Bruce Catton analyzes New York Mayor LaGuardia's inaugural vow not to seek re election. The piece argues his plan to cut 10 000 city jobs reduce salaries abolish wasteful boards consolidate departments and curb graft signals the enduring clash between reform aims and entrenched municipal systems.
The piece argues municipal reform to end waste and graft, urging leaders to run on a platform of never seeking re election. It notes citizen backing as essential and cites the postwar push for a new spirit in local government amid economic strain and CWA effects. It also discusses naturalization surges and critiques public anti foreign demonstrations before embassies.
W A Bivins notes North Carolina is dry in prohibition and agricultural terms. He cites drought in High Point suburbs and nearby villages, with wells drying up. He suggests the CWA cannot provide rain but might aid a waterworks system akin to the Deep River project.
John Milton praised the Milky Way as powdered with stars yet millions remain unseen to the naked eye. Modern telescope and photographic gear at Mount Wilson reveal cosmic secrets, portraying the galaxy as a symbol of boundless Providence and life sustaining beneficence.
Boxing figure Max Baer declares the $50,000 lawsuit filed by a young woman is a mistake and suggests there were other men involved. He declines further comment.
A movie actress ends her marriage after her husband cites repeated accusations of awkward behavior from her husband and director role. The dispute centers on professional friction and personal fallout within the film industry.
Report notes Americans depart Paris due to a weakened dollar and mentions others moving from Vienna for unspecified reasons as economic conditions influence travel and residence choices in Europe.
The king of Sweden refuses to play tennis with women who wear shorts, saying he wants to keep his mind on the game. This stance draws attention to etiquette norms and gender expectations in royal sports circles.
John D. Rockefeller Sr. travels to Florida for his annual visit despite a recent grip attack. Doctors warn that if he is not careful he may not reach a hundred or two.
The report notes Mussolini intends to order a cut to mortgage interest rates. It states no prior move has aimed to eliminate mortgage payments entirely or substantially reduce them in this country.
Rodney Dutcher reports from Washington on the White House fight with perceived privilege, Nye resolutions, and criticism of Lindbergh and MacCracken. The piece notes Ickes’ stance on oil permits and the reaction from Western lawmakers amid the Roosevelt era tensions.
The liberal AAA crowd favored Lee to be general counsel but his appointment collapsed after MacCracken lobbying scandal. Lee, MacCracken’s law partner, handed files to Col Brittin of Northwest Airways, prompting Senate air mail probe concerns.
Raleigh February 20 Stan ley Winborne state utilities commissioner prepared to hold an important hearing Wednesday with one associate available Prof F W Hanft UNC sit with him during hearings on the Southern Public Utilities petition to substitute bus service for street cars in Greensboro Dr William Louis Poteat who was named as the other associate declined due to owning utility stock Governor Ehringhaus has not decided on the remaining appointee.
Junior White Negro pleaded to interfering with officers during an arrest of Willie Weaver. He drew 16 months on roads, plus two months for resisting arrest and 12 for beating a drunken man. Four others interfered and got four months each. Weaver received four months for assault and four for resisting arrest, plus four for carrying a concealed weapon.
Credo claims Creomulsion combines seven major aids to combat chest colds and coughs with no narcotics. The ad touts effectiveness and offers an on the spot money refund if relief is not achieved, urging readers to visit their druggist.
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