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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1930
Page
2
Democratic spokesmen assailed Hoover leadership after a conference with congressional and departmental leaders and the president's warning against excessive appropriations. Representative Garner of Texas called the event a move to divert public attention from chaotic economic and unemployment conditions.
Senator McKellar dismissed calls for large appropriations as a straw man. Jouett Shouse, Democratic National Committee chair, said Hoover’s only pertinent utterance during tariff debates was a wail of displeasure as the Senate challenged executive power over tariff rates and revenue provisions.
Two long serving postal workers in Asheville will retire soon. Edmund L. Henry aged 64 has 87 years with the Asheville post office, entered service July 16, 1892 and will retire on his 65th birthday April 22. Frank Wirkemeyer has 33 years of service in Cincinnati and Asheville post offices, joined May 4, 1897, and will retire on his birthday May 16.
The Senate continues tariff bill review while the Interstate Commerce Committee probes federal power. The Lobby Committee restarts Muscle Shoals legislation inquiry. The House debates special rules for miscellaneous bills, with Banking and Currency hearing branch banking, Navy appropriations under Appropriations subcommittee, and Foreign Affairs handling miscellaneous bills.
The Philathea class of Calvary M B church will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Charles Tuttle 2007 East Green Street. Full attendance is desired by the membership.
B M Miller of Camden former state supreme court justice entered Alabama governor race with an anti klan platform calling for rule by the people and regulation of chain stores. He accused U S senators Bibb Graves and other officials of Ku Klux Klan ties and praised the party committee’s barring of 1928 bolters. He urged graduated taxation to regulate chain stores.
Gastonia merchants warn peers after two young men recruit students to write fire prevention essays. Merchants buy ad pages for a booklet tied to the contest, each paying 15 dollars. Four victims disappeared after the hoax was revealed. one man pretended to be with the North Carolina Fire Prevention association before fleeing.
Henderson county officials vote to convene Buncombe Transylvania Polk and Rutherford counties on February 28 to plan a joint push for extending the Seaboard Air Line railroad from Rutherford to Asheville. The move follows a proposal by former governor Cameron Morrison.
A forest dedicated to coffee takes five years to become profitable. Growers expect returns once trees mature and yield increases. The delay emphasizes long term planning and steady investment for sustainable flavor and market access.
Charles E. Rosenbaum, 73, lieutenant grand commander of the southern Scottish Rite, died in Little Rock after a heart attack. A St. Louis native, he moved to Little Rock in 1885, founded the C. E. Rosenbaum Machinery Co., and helped oversee the Washington Scottish Rite Temple project. He served decades in Masonic service and conferred the 33rd degree on General John J. Pershing. His widow is Ida M. Havlin. a daughter, Mrs. G. W. Harris, survives.
The savings bank division of the American Bankers Association will host the first of four regional conferences in 1949 at Tulsa Oklahoma on March 5 and 6. Bankers from Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Missouri Nebraska North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee and Texas are expected to attend.
The passage notes abundant daily papers in the United States and mentions large precious stones such as emeralds rubies and sapphires with values up to 50000 dollars, reflecting high demand and market interest.
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