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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1933
Page
4
Quotations on hunger and happiness from religious text and Rochefoucauld
A short meditation cites St Luke blessing the hungry and weeping as true reward. It contrasts worldly praise with real merit, quoting Rochefoucauld on appearances and merit.
Rubicon crossing theme and Mussolini influence explored
The piece discusses the Rubicon as Caesar's fateful boundary and notes Mussolini’s role in identifying Fiumicino as the Rubicon. It frames Il Duce as showman who stages spectacles to sway Italian minds and critiques art criticism and the evolving state of poetry, fiction, painting, and sculpture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubicon
Caesar
Pompey
Mussolini
Fiumicino
Luso
Il Duce
Gaul
Italy
B. C
Julius Caesar
Roman Empire
Romagna
II Duce
Rome
Rehabilitation of former inmates of state pen
Recommendations to Governor Gard ner and Tyre Taylor for a more complete parole system. Advocates four parole officers at $12,000 total and estimates $150,000 to $300,000 yearly savings but warns society may bear higher costs if parolees reoffend. Calls for improved employment placement and careful study of the social impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Tyre Taylor
Ehbringhaus
Tragic Coal Mine Disaster and Postwar Reflections
A December explosion at Moneaqua Illinois killed 64 coal miners illustrating mining's danger and the nation’s fuel costs. The piece also notes returning Marines from Nicaragua and critiques Washington decisions while praising troops. It cites The Lamp article from Standard Oil on postwar economic reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moneaqua
Ill
Contenders for House Speakership in Democratic Preview
Washington report outlines three leading candidates Rainey Byrns and McDuffie with plans shaped by regional balance. The piece notes expected committee chair shifts and possible trades to win support, while southern leaders push for a northern or western speaker to balance power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
House
Joe Byrns
Tennessee
Appropriations Committee
John McDuffie
Alabama
Garner
Byrns
Rainey
Byrna
McDuffie
William 2B. Bankhead
Bankhead
Bob Coughton
North Carolina
Byrne
Buchanan
Tex
Cullen
New York
McCormack
Massachusetts
Controversy Over Art and Indecency at Chicago Exhibit
Debate erupts over a large nude painting displayed at a new indoor Chicago art exhibit. An influential patroness calls the work immoral and suggestive, while defenders argue art provokes thought and reflection despite potential offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A New Dollar and the Enduring Gold Standard
Bruce Catton discusses Dr. John Pease Norton's call for a new electric dollar to replace gold as the monetary standard. He traces gold's historical role as a universal unit of value and exchange, noting its decorative origins and enduring appeal across civilizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pease Norton
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Compact saves New York girl after stray bullet incident
A policeman fires a stray bullet that halts a threat and spares a New York girl’s life while investigators search for a man linked to the event. No further evidence yet explains what began the danger and how the girl’s life was saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rumors and Rhetoric across a Holiday Season
A garbled column juggles political gossip about Alfred 8. Smith and a fictional governor generalhood in the Philippines set against Christmas imagery. It riffs on marriage trends, family finances, seasonal chores, cosmetic jars dated to 8700 B, and stray questions about New Year cards and college football subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred 8. Smith
The
Philippines
New York
Daily Letter From Washington Heads To Power in the House
Rainey Byrnes and McDuffie claim a powerful House post in a letter from Washington. The piece suggests a major clash is only beginning as factions test influence and leverage in congressional leadership battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainey
Byrnes
McDuffie
Repeats a Hold Up Hits C P Brosky Second Time
A bandit who previously raided C P Brosky, a one man streetcar operator, struck again at the end of the line. He robbed Brosky for a second time, taking $27 and his money changer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
C. P. Brosky
Brosky
Marvin
Tom
Stories and Stories
A compact piece presents witty exchanges about storytelling and perception. A young writer muses on what to omit, while a married friend reflects on discovery and experience in a concise dialog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Bulletin
We Will Talk It Over At Last In The Nursery
Kathleen Averill frets as Tom and Linda recount their perilous night with a suspect at a club and a perilous confrontation. The pair piece together clues from Statlander and DeVos, leading to a fatal confrontation and a secretive closing of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Averill
Tom
Linda
Kathleen
Mrs. Averill
Rosie
Tommy
Marvin
DeVos
Stoners
Binks
Statlander
Cousin Amos
Mr. Statlander
Manshera
Bunty
Shaughnessey
Mother
Florence Has Rich Concentration of Art Works
Florence, Italy, is noted for a concentration of artworks unmatched by similar areas, highlighting its prominence in art history and cultural heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Italy
Sleep All Night Ad For Bukets Bladder Remedy
An old advertisement touts Bukets as a bladder remedy made from buchu and juniper oil. It promises relief from wakeful nights, bladder irritation, and frequent urination after four days or money back. Sold by Mann Drug Store and Eckerd's of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drugstore, Inc
Eckerd’s
High Point
Ady
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