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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1934
Page
4
A fragmented notice lists roles including Business Manager GEO F EDWARDS National Advisory Walter F Hester Local Advertising Manager CG M Waynick and retail prices noted as $1.95 and 15 cents, with signs of OCR garble throughout.
A compact reflection contrasts biblical wisdom with a modern quip on literacy. It links forsaking folly to choosing understanding and notes that teaching reading opens vast doors to knowledge.
President Roosevelt signals no U S intervention in Latin American internal affairs and declares a return to the original Monroe Doctrine aims. The shift is portrayed as a restoration rather than a retreat, aiming to deter European influence and protect the hemisphere.
The UNC News Letter highlights an excerpt from Dr. Harry Woodburn Chase’s inaugural NYU Chancellor speech. He argues universities must engage with life and world affairs, using past illumination to understand present civilization. The piece calls Chase’s ideal challenging in current times.
A partial quote discusses the experience of the past and argues that higher education is truly in the world and of the world, highlighting its worldly relevance and value.
General Hugh 8. Johnson will convene nearly 200 code authorities for a full airing of difficulties in NRA codes. The move aims to correct inconsistencies and injustices uncovered during months of operation and to build a more consistent industrial control framework. Protests are acknowledged but are said to reflect growing pains rather than intentional injustice.
A North Carolina reader notes Russia’s harsh penalty for reckless driving where four soldiers died. The piece argues reckless driving is a major state menace and calls for stronger punishments to curb highway deaths.
The newspaper boy is a fixture of American life symbolizing democracy and youth initiative. Hearings revealed over 500000 boys form a link between daily press and readers, with an earnings total over 100 million dollars annually and average work times of 58 minutes on routes and 2 14 hours for direct sales.
The piece argues that a clash over states rights pits Republicans against Democratic policies as federal expansion grows while local governments falter. It notes centralizing trends, municipal strain, and officials seeking more federal aid, questioning whether Jeffersonian principles survive.
Senator Norris of Nebraska pledges opposition to pork barrel tactics in the current session. He urges Americans to oppose patronage schemes tied to projects like the Tennessee Valley authority, arguing such meddling jeopardizes the program and harms governance.
The U S Government seeks 9 375 million from about 20 New York banks tied to the Harriman National Bank and Trust Co failure. Banks as Clearing House members promised to absorb deposit liabilities in a crisis but now refuse to pay, arguing guarantees were made in crisis without formal terms. Some bankers had opposed the gold standard shift, denouncing a solemn promise.
Long Beach mayor L. L. handed his interest in the city newspaper to a former employee whose future is unclear. The ex-employee weighs gratitude against possible legal action as relations grow tense.
A scientist asserts buckwheat cakes originated thousands of years ago and the tester confirms eating them this morning supports the claim.
The government plans to find work for unemployed circus performers while noting that many clowns have already been elected to Congress.
Bolivia and Paraguay might halt hostilities soon if uprisings at home spark peace moves. Analysts note pressure from domestic unrest could push leaders toward negotiation and ceasefire talks amidst the ongoing conflict.
A quip compares engineers reducing wind resistance with salesmen seeking a solution to overcome sales resistance. The point contrasts technical progress with market challenges in a concise, witty line. The observation implies tech fixes to ease buying friction.
The Silk Code Authority reports preliminary results from a production curtailment order that lowers stocks on hand and steadies fabric prices. Returns from manufacturers and converters are compulsory and due on new and existing forms. Violations of wage provisions lead to published enforcement actions.
Washington observers report private discussions among House Democrats about forcing a caucus to address patronage. Some members wish to replace Republican office holders with Democrats to boost local strength, while others judge Farley cooperative but criticize appointment numbers and removals. They deny intent to threaten the administration.
Washington columnist Rodney Dutcher reports on Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas, a lifelong Prohibition advocate who insists repeal will not shift his stance. The piece also covers Jack Garner’s Senate entrance issues, Republican disbelief in cabinet moves, and the rise of a kickback racket exposed by Copeland’s Crime Prevention Committee involving labor unions demanding wages before job placement.
A scanned puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues about a prominent figure’s wife and related terms. The garbled OCR includes hints on professions, objects, actions, and names, with scattered partial words and numbers indicating puzzle positions.
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