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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1938
Page
2
President Roosevelt addresses Congress urging action on wage hour and farm relief. He argues for a balanced agriculture policy, stronger national defense, and measures to raise industrial wages while curbing surplus farming and price swings. He notes democracy as the path to lasting peace and calls for federal intervention to aid low income communities.
Gentle to moderate winds shift from north to south along Hatteras to Sandy Hook with fair weather tonight and Tuesday. Partly cloudy across North and South Carolina and Georgia with possible coastal rain. inland temperatures rise Tuesday. Economic and tax policy remarks emphasize balanced budgets, purchasing power, and responsible business practices.
The text urges cooperation between government, capital, and labor to raise wages for the lowest paid and to regularize workers' year long compensation. It condemns misrepresentations and sectional interests, calls for remedial legislation, and stresses government duty to aid those in hardship, while pledging to push a national program and not let the people down.
Renowned war correspondent Neil, famed for vivid sports and war reporting, died from leg and abdomen injuries after insurgents attacked fronts in Spain. He had just filed his last story on the Teruel seminary defense and earlier reported airstrikes and battlefield conditions.
President Roosevelt urged cooperation among labor and capital while warning against forced collaboration. He outlined reforms, tax measures, and limits on government action, stressing that abuses in business, such as price rigging and covert write ups, must end without condemning all business.
An Eastern Air Lines bi motored plane carrying 21 passengers plus pilot and co pilot made an emergency landing at Maxton at 6 am. All aboard were uninjured and the aircraft sustained no damage. Passengers were driven to Hamlet and then sent by train north.
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