Justice delayed in justice denied in Isaiah verse
A reflective line cites Isaiah 60 10 about fearing the Lord obeying His servant and walking in darkness yet treasuring light. The note ends with a remark on justice delayed and justice denied.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1933
Page
4
A reflective line cites Isaiah 60 10 about fearing the Lord obeying His servant and walking in darkness yet treasuring light. The note ends with a remark on justice delayed and justice denied.
Charles E. Mitchell steps down from the top post of the National City Bank in New York amid Senate Banking Committee testimony over the National City Company and related stock transactions. He explains the bank is larger than any one man and leaves to preserve public confidence during a financial strain.
A federal suit filed in Sioux Falls by the Associated Press seeks to bar KS00 radio broadcasts of AP news. The AP argues unauthorized news aired by KS00 harms the value of its dispatches and causes irreparable injury to AP and its members amid long-standing press broadcasting tensions.
Time reports Governor McNutt, backed by the Democratic Legislature, centralized control to reorganize Indiana state government into eight departments. He claims the move returns government to the people while he acts as their servant, with power to hire or fire across departments and withstand constitutional opposition.
1916 marking Pati McNutt became assistant professor and later the youngest dean at Indiana University Law School. He rose from captain to major in field artillery during the War, taught in U S camps, married a Texas woman, and faced GOP heckles over his legal career and wartime service.
The Ross Loos Medical Group reports 1931 service valued at $500000 cost $216500 under a group payment plan. Fourteen firms provided complete medical service to subscribers at $2.50 monthly, with home or hospital care, three months yearly hospital care, X ray and lab work, dentistry and nursing excluded.
W A Bivins argues education should be broader to prevent perish. He cites Sapt Wingate Andrews, Dr. Charles W Elliot and calls for education of heart head and hands to serve all ranks and prepare for leisure as well as work.
Harold Nudd argues for shifting focus in schools from pure reading, writing, and arithmetic to include music art recreation and practical religion of the golden rule. He warns that neglecting discipline may aid bad acts, while integrating ethics could boost social morale and learning outcomes.
The passage argues for reforms to regulate supply and demand, improve social understanding, and tailor democracy to the modern world. It portrays an ambitious program and asserts the education it includes, though sweeping, is valuable.
The piece argues that with the day at hand Christians should cast off darkness and sin, embracing light and hopeful work. It cites Saint Paul and prophecy, urging nations to cast off gloom and pursue peace, cooperation, and rising prospects as dawns break across continents.
Raleigh lawmakers end a 3 PM session five hours early to view tonight's Southern Conference basketball final. Key bills include Senator Maclean's eight month state supported school term measure. The finance committee delays as members consider revenue needs and a possible sales tax to cover a deficit.
A brief note suggests that the real "house fighters" of 198 will wear white ribbons, signaling a symbolic stance during the ongoing leadership struggle. The phrase hints at a partisan display without detailing names, dates, or exact events.
A trio in New York received 60 day sentences for using a federal judge's mailbox to distribute their liquor price list. The case highlights bootleggers masking bias while distributing illicit prices across the city.
A fragment salutes God Save the King and criticizes high notes in The Star Spangled Banner, urging action before the next Memorial Day. The piece references George V and calls for official steps to adjust the anthems' performances.
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes a study by Mies P Daniel and Hazel B Munsell showing Sultana and Malaga grapes contain more Vitamin A and C than Concord, with Concord having less Vitamin B and poor Vitamin C protection. Skins hold most Vitamin content in Malaga and Sultana. grapes also supply energy calcium magnesium and iron.
Sue enjoys a hotel suite with yellow roses and a warm fire as Nancy Becker contemplates love and marriage. They discuss finances, room service, and the idea of pursuing romance while young, while a noon newspaper edition arrives and prompts reflections on their futures.
Tillinghast, assistant fire chief, suffered a leg injury while fighting an early morning blaze at the Southern Cotton Oil Company. Damage was reported at the plant.
Dips from stroke Charlott e. Gil lespié, freight agent for Southern railway, died early today after a stroke of paralysis yesterday. He moved here several years ago from Greenville, C.
The article explains capital gains and losses rules, two year holding rules for capital assets, stock dividends and gift transfers, wash sales, and an optional capital gains election for high earners. It also covers capital losses compulsory limits, an example calculation, deductions, and credits before upcoming changes on security profits and losses.
Salisbury reports Dwaine Isley Virgil Howell of Cooleemee and Blondie Adams of Médkévilla recovering from injuries after a wheel failure caused their automobile to wreck near Catawba College.
Following a conference with seed loan officials Dean I O Sehaub State College said final authority in seed applications rests with field inspectors of the seed loan office.
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