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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1933
Page
4
Mr Masefield Says Art Is Dying For Lack Of Subjects
Renowned British poet laureate John Masefield allegedly declared in an interview that modern art is dying for want of subjects. The piece argues art survives across ages despite claims of decay, noting rich American legends, present courage, and art’s renewal with each generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ON Masefield
Mr. Masefield
America
The
New Land
Balancing NC Assembly Faces Budget and Tax Plan
North Carolina lawmakers opened session focusing on budget balance and adopting four State Tax Commission recommendations. The report proposes six measures to boost revenue from existing gasoline and auto license taxes, aiming to cut waste between distributors and the state treasury without raising new taxes on the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina General Assembly
State Tax Commission
Gasoline Tax Reforms Aimed at Better Collection and Standards
The piece outlines six recommendations to improve gasoline tax collection and enforcement, including shortening dealer tax payment time, revising refund statutes, preventing evasion by trucks and boats, curbing interstate trade abuse, raising fuel quality standards, and inspecting all low grade fuels with equivalent fees. It contrasts this with reflections on an elderly man who chose rural life over city bustle.
Uniform Regulation Sought to Curb Marriage Flight
An editorial urges uniform marriage regulation across states to curb elopements to Virginia and South Carolina. It notes North Carolina's five day notice and medical exam laws are undermined by out of state recognition and fees. It warns losses to Danville and calls for consistent safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Davidson
Danville
Squire
The Story of Sue Yet Natalie Holds Her Heart
A serialized drama centers on Grace, Natalie, and Jimmy as Natalie's infatuation with Jimmy wavers. Grace seeks resolution as Jimmy pursues his own path, while Natalie hides her true feelings behind social games and delayed phone calls.
Contentment and the city: an 83 year old farmer visits urban life
Bruce Catton reflects on monotony and adventure through the tale of an 83 year old Ohio farmer who, after a lifetime on a farm near a large Midwestern city, journeys into the urban world for the first time to see skyscrapers, theaters, traffic, and modern city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Middle West
America and Philippines freedom mindset echoed in talk
Philippine Commissioner Pedro Guevara told an American congressman that less fortunate people worldwide will bless America once the Philippines gains independence. The remark evokes a bygone American role as a beacon of democracy and liberty inspiring distant nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro Guevara
America
Philippines
President Hoover Receives 20 Tons Of Mail
The President has accumulated twenty tons of personal mail since occupying the White House. Despite the heavy volume, critics note that letters to the president still carry no weight in policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
White House
Man Pays Tax as Others Get 50000 Rebate
A man endures paying his own income tax while watching another receive a government rebate of fifty thousand dollars, highlighting the disparity in tax relief.
Scientist Predicts New Creature Race From Humans
A scientist claims a new race of beings will emerge from humans and populate the Earth 600 million years from now. The humorous aside notes a Pollywog in the nose did not worry, so why should we.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Coaches Forder Changes Spur Fans in Football Debate
Gil Doble of Cornell argues that football would improve if half the rules were junked and coaches stopped tinkering year after year. He suggests fans would accept less frequent rule changes if only 60 percent of salvaged rules are kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Doble
Cornell
Hoover Would At Test Shows Technocracy Resistance
The remark notes that technocracy cannot force a fish to strike when it does not desire to, illustrating limits in political or reform experiments during Hoover era discourse. It captures a skeptical view of technocratic mandates amid debate on governance and policy effectiveness.
Cross-Eyed Bandit Hunted Over Oklahoma Robbery
Police pursue the cross-eyed bandit in an Oklahoma robbery case, with early indications that the suspect may have aimed for a filling station across the street rather than the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
The Mathematician Aims to Outsmart the Taxman
A former poor math student plans to outcalculate the income tax collector with new tricks and schemes. The piece highlights a reformist approach, detailing tactics and risks while naming no individuals or organizations.
Californians Suffer Cold Sparks Florida Joy
Unseasonably frigid weather in California has sparked amused reactions from residents of Florida who are enjoying the unusual chill as a source of lighthearted relief.
Fayetteville Light Infantry to Join Ehringhaus Inaugural Parade
The Fayetteville independent light infantry, North Carolina’s second oldest military group, will march in Governor-Elect J. C. B. Ehringhaus’s inaugural parade in Raleigh. Most members are expected to attend, continuing a tradition since Zebulon Vance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
America
Eleet J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Fayetteville
Medical Society To Meet Thursday Night
The Guilford County Medical Society will hold its regular dinner meeting in the Florentine room of the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro. It starts at 6 30 this Thursday night. Dr W S Rankin of Charlotte will discuss a five year study on the cost of medical care. High Point doctors are expected to attend.
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Guilford County Medical Society
Florentine
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
W. 8. Rankin
Charlotte
High Point
Pope to Speak at Wesley Memorial Service
Mr Pope director of Religious Education at Wesley Memorial Church will speak at the mid week service tonight on They That Worship Him J Gurney Briggs to lead music A special number featured The service starts at 730 in the Woman's Wesley classroom
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Listen Pope
Wesley Memorial Ehurch
J. Gurney Briggs
Wesley
Shaughnessey and Secrets at the Statlander House
Linda and Tom recount the tangled aftermath of a murder mystery at the Statlander home. Marvin hides a dangerous secret with Aunt Amos’s help while Shaughnessey’s alibi becomes a running joke as the group anticipates a sale and a move to New York.
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Kathleen
Tom
Shaughnessey
Marvin
Cousin Amos
Amos
Rockies
Himalayas
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