Washington Washington Is Deprived Of Scottsboro Play Thrill
In Washington the Theater Guild’s Scottsboro case play never opened amid advance excitement. Notables, including Justice Stone, eyed a large first night, while cabinet teas and New Deal friends planned, then shelved, plans as New York delay blocked the premiere.
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Washington
Scottsboro
Rodney Dutcher
Enterprise
Washington Correspondent
Theater Guild
Guild
Supreme Court
Justice Stone
New York
Publication Staff And Rates Listing
Publisher A A Cecil along with business and local advertising managers George F Edwards Walter F Hester and G M Waynick present the paper. Subscription rates apply for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier in High Point and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Cecil
Geo. F. Edwards
Walter F. Hester
G. M. Waynick
High Point
Proverbial Quotes On Unity From St Mark And Franklin
A compact quotation pairing religious and founding voice emphasizes unity to avoid downfall. The lines urge collective action and warn against division, linking biblical admonition with revolutionary-era admonition on solidarity.
Appealing for Steady School Attendance in Spring
An editorial urges public effort to improve child attendance as a guardian of public trust and next year’s teaching needs. Officials warn recurring costs exceed five million dollars yearly. poor attendance, tied to bad weather and illnesses, slows all students’ progress.
Counting Cost Raises Debate on Trade Sanctions
The Johnson bill to cut off American money markets from defaulting debtors passes the senate. The Wall Street Journal questions if harsh measures serve business, noting 1930 exports totaled 3.843 billion with Europe absorbing about 1.838 billion. The move could hit agriculture and industry if Europe is cut off from markets.
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Senate
Wall Street Journal
United States
Europe
Trade policy muses on keeping export gains and debt
The text contemplates maintaining a large export trade, noting Europe accounts for much of it including cotton. It argues retaining over a billion dollars in annual trade could outweigh the debts that span more than half a century and suggests a friendly gesture to preserve opportunities for broader trade.
Science Refutes the Charge Against It in Modern Debate
Scientists defend science against unemployment fears citing four million jobs created and argue new inventions shift work rather than destroy it. Dr Compton and Nobel laureate Milli Kan state progress frees humans for more complex tasks while warning against anti scientific sentiment jeopardizing future innovation.
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Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Science Advisory Board
Compton
NRA
American Institute of Physics
New York Electrical Society
R. A. Millikan
Imagining France Crisis With American Cast
The piece invites readers to reframe the French crisis by transplanting it to the United States and imagines a scenario where Ponzi schemes along with a compromised Treasury and destabilized politics shape a crisis. It explores a distorted, chaotic American political landscape as a thought experiment.
France in turmoil echoes U S cabinet upheaval riots
The text likens France's crisis to a shift in the U S cabinet with Roosevelt Garner Mills Thomas and Fess, noting inflation fears and a festering mood. It warns that a street clash by groups like the Chamber of Commerce Communist party and American Legion could gain sympathy, reflecting widespread unrest.
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America
RFC
Andy Mellon
the Treasury
Ufe
United States Chamber of Commerce
Communist Party
American Legion
Roosevelt
Garner
Ogden Mills
Norman Thomas
Fess
Chamber of Commerce
France
World Leaders Sterilization Debate and Modernism
A column critiques forced sterilization and leadership failings, contrasting German eugenics with democratic faults. It notes how smarter elites sometimes drive harm and cites Dr. W. D. Tait on intelligent individuals as civilization’s real menace. It also discusses Asia’s Lhasa airline link and Soviet card royalty experiments, ending with a Chicago youth bomber anecdote.
Vienna Rebels Use Sewers in Guerilla Warfare
Vienna fighters conduct guerilla actions from sewer tunnels proving resourcefulness amid conflict. The irregular clash signals adaptive tactics and continued resistance in difficult urban terrain.
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Vienna
Advice From a City Lake Worker in North Carolina
A CWA worker from High Point and Greensboro writes to praise foreman Mr. Mackintosh at the city lake job and urges coworkers to unite and keep the industry turning. He thanks supporters, notes his renewed employment, and calls for working together rather than opposing colleagues.
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CWA
the Enterprise
High Point
Greensboro
City Lake
Terry
Mr. Mackintosh
O. A. Raby
Votes for Women crossword puzzle clues and clues list
A historical newspaper puzzle page presents a horizontally oriented "Votes for Women" crossword with numerous clues and answers. The grid references, across and down entries include terms like suffrage leader and related political language, alongside archaic spellings and puzzle directions.
Banks Hit 252 Members With Federal Loans
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Winston Salem reported 252 members authorized to call on loans totaling about 32 million dollars. Since forming in 1932 the bank serves Alabama District of Columbia Florida Georgia Maryland North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia. The report notes 1933 profits and reserves near 26 thousand dollars and more than 10 thousand homeowners aided.
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Winston-Salem
Thomas W. Eliott
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Alabama
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Fights Last Night Roundup Across Cities
Boxing results from venues in San Francisco Philadelphia Miami Dallas Muncie Quincy show winners and decisions. Notable results include Manuel stopping Ledous in San Francisco Reed outpointed in Philadelphia and Walker defeating Scrutchings in Cincinnati.
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San Francisco
Bobby Manuel
Tampa
Fla
Albert Ledous
Montreal
Que
Philadelphia
Tony Morgano
Vincent Reed
Miami
Buck Everett
Gary
Ind
Cowboy Frankie Edgren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harold Murphy
Springfield
Red Town
Chicago
Joe Lipps
Charlotte
Joe Dunn
Cleveland
Dallas
Tex
Wilson Dunn
Ponca City
Okla
Johnny Pisano
Secranton
Muncie
Tiger Walker
Cincinnati
Buddie Scrutchings
Akron
Quincy
Henry Rothier
Reed
Little Rock
Ark
Erosion Surpasses Natural Forces in Shaping Earth
Scientists assert erosion has altered the Earth's surface more than the combined impact of earthquakes volcanoes tornadoes landslides and glaciers, highlighting ongoing long term geological change driven by water wind and other processes.
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J. Ham Lewis
Josiah Bailey
Emanuel Celler
Mayflower
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Boris E. Skvirsky
Catherine i the Great
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The
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R. B. Terry
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Congress
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W. D. Tait
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