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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
4
The message warns that no covetous or idolater can inherit in Christ and God and argues that God rejects a heart that grants Him second place. The reflection cites Ephesians 5 5 and cites Ruskin on prioritizing God over other affections.
In inaugurating a new fiscal year the federal government faces appropriations surpassing last year as tax receipts slump leaving near a billion dollars in the red. Despite a history of surpluses under Mellon, current costs are rising with four billion plus in annual appropriations and a weaker revenue base from income taxes. The article questions whether the government will implement economies to avoid higher tax rates and notes diminishing returns on taxation.
The North Carolina governor counters high wage advocates led by Ford and Filene. In an executive memorandum he argues reduced pay boosts employment and overall wages, noting many employers favor lower scales to avoid six million unemployed and potential unrest. He states the key divergence concerns share of proceeds from industry.
The article portrays Bishop Cannon returning to political life after a sabbatical to lead a vigorous offensive in a national campaign. He aligns with the opposition, demands strict prohibition adherence, and threatens to attack any Democrat who does not share his stance. Support from Southern crusading agencies could restore his influence.
The governor indicates he believes the wage earners’ share is adequately large, arguing current distributions meet economic goals and support overall stability. He cites prior policy outcomes and urges continued monitoring of wage growth.
The 16 000 mile round trip by Post and Gatty showcases near globe circling achievement while noting the 25 000 mile equatorial route remains impractical. Stops included New York Harbor Grace Chester Berlin Moscow Novo Siberisk Irkutsk Khabarovsk Nome Edmonton and Cleveland.
W. C. T. Carter urges keeping English street as Route 10 A and criticizes parking bans on the south side from Main to Lindsay. He argues against bus and streetcar shifts, calls for covering old car tracks, and questions late night freight operations. He cites council backlogs and mentions the N C P S and local traffic conditions.
The article argues the United States faces French resentment if it favors a one year moratorium on war debts rather than a German lead pause. It notes France could be punished if Germany suspends payments while others continue, risking U S credibility and showing Washington as an unwilling broker. The piece warns Uncle Sam may bear the brunt of disapproval.
A discussion on marriage asks why fewer marriages occur as Dr. Charles Francis Potter of New York argues women opt against husbands due to financial concerns. The interview appears in Every Week Magazine reflecting urban views on partnership and finance.
Rail executives worry as long distance pipelines grow. A Pennsylvania oil firm completed a 700 mile pipeline from its refinery to Cleveland, pumping thousands of gallons of gasoline. Previously that fuel reached Cleveland by railroad tank cars, and many more pipelines are planned nationwide, reducing rail traffic.
The longtime senate finance committee chair approves the President's moratorium as World conditions point to a need to restore confidence and stabilize global credits. He notes inflation after World War I and warns that a breakdown could hurt business worldwide.
The text notes that public opinion shifts between calls for a full shutdown and alternatives, highlighting unsettled attitudes toward policy and governance. It reflects a polarized climate with unclear consensus on economic and political responses.
A fragment notes that "An God's Chillun Got Wings" carries more than religion as aviation activity increases, hinting at broader cultural or social implications during a period of rapid flight expansion.
A Scotsman hires a plumber to fix his bagpipes, sparking a humorous misunderstanding about the instrument and the services needed, in a light local anecdote.
The public views bracelets as a striking marker of gangster flair, with ornate designs drawing attention and etiquette around wearing them becoming a topic of commentary.
Cleveland firefighters favor bridge over checkers as a pastime with hosemen noted for skill at rubber games.
Plans are complete for the Central Friends Vacation Bible School closing. A Friday 11 AM program at the church will feature an exhibit of children’s handwork and an audience of parents and friends.
H W Smith resigned as desk sergeant amid pressure from arrests and prosecutions. Chief W G Friddle accepted the resignation effective immediately. S F Battley named to fill the desk post, with J L Kivett to move from plain clothes to Battley’s former detective role.
J B McCasland of Sherman Texas received a two year prison term for rioting in the May 1930 Grayson County courthouse fire. Thirteen others face charges in connection with the blaze and the mob attempt to lynch George Hughes who died in the fire.
Chicago heavyweight King Levinsky fights ace Ace Hudkins from Nebraska to a decision. Hudkins preserves lead through rounds, prevailing over Levinsky in a tense 190 pound bout in Chicago.
Raleigh July 2 county boards of education and state institutions will benefit from a new purchasing division contract for gasoline. Bids for about 10 million gallons open July 10. Prices drop to 13 cents per gallon in some counties when retail rates are 19 cents, with state prices adjusting as locally set retail prices change.
Brief items report property damage in Vanceboro, a judge’s harsh critique of pool halls in Smithfield, re election of Chowan school superintendent R H Bachman, cucumber market closure due to drought, Union National Bank dividend after reorganization, death of Confederate veteran L A Haywood in Trenton, attorney John Stroupe’s role as a dog expert in a Conover case, and note that the United States maintains 345 foreign consulates.
A scanned crossword style list of across and down clues covers topics from politics to geography and anatomy. Entries include Breasts Seered and Chum Auto jor neys along with terms like Roadside hotel and To depart across two interwoven clue arrays.
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