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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1936
Page
16
Economist Frank E. Seidman argues the panic is over and 1935’s upsurge reflects two artificial boosts. Large government expenditures of four billion relief funds circulated to consumers, fueling activity, while the second factor is the advancing industrial pace.
Kiwanis president J A Morris notes artificial demand peaks in 1935 automarket and double peaks in related industries. He warns unemployment remains high and calls for expanded production and broader income distribution along with a government aided housing program as a path to recovery.
Retail activity rebounded last week across the nation from the post holiday slump with better than expected momentum. Industrial measures show a dip from 1929-30 averages, steel mills and freight carloadings lag, and power output steadying after a holiday period.
Mrs. Treva Elizabeth Smith of 1110 Plain Avenue died at a local hospital last night at 7 52 following pneumonia. Born February 4 1904 in Kodak Tennessee she was the daughter of S P and Mandy Underwood and married March 14 1925. She moved to the city nine years ago and was a member of Oak Grove M E Church Kodak. Surviving are her husband three sisters and her mother. Funeral arrangements: body at Sechrest Funeral Home then to Kodak for services and burial.
Mrs Minnie L Sink wife of R F Sink died at her brother L D Chaney's home on West Lexington Avenue Thursday night. Services were conducted Saturday at 3 pm by Rev H O Miller and Rev J P Hipps with church quartet singing and hymns. Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park. A former city resident, she had lived in Detroit and returned for Christmas. Pallbearers were Greensboro men H J Scarborough Roy Gregg R R Stow W B Wood Glenn Cook and J B Richardson.
J D Taylor 77 died at local hospital Thursday night. Services conducted Saturday at 2 pm by Rev O L Ruth from Pilgrim Holiness church. Interment in Old Union cemetery. A women’s quartet from Pilgrim Holiness sang Rock of Ages Going Down the Valley and Gods Way Is the Best Way.
Patton, 65, briefly balanced on a seventh floor ledge at city hall as startled bystanders cried out. Sergeant Hoffman pulled him inside by his coat as Patton claimed he sought fresh air amid the tense moment.
Trenton January 4 Hauptmann declared he will not see his 26 month old son Manfred in the state prison death house nine days before scheduled execution. He told wife Anna and guards he would not use the last visit regulation and said I don't belong in here. His wife described their visits and expressed hope things will turn out all right as courts prepare clemency actions and a pardons court weighs the case.
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