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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1931
Page
4
A brief ancient text note cites Ezekiel urging Israel to repent and turn from idols and abominations. It contrasts human-made idols with those who kneel before them, drawing on Martial for a related thought.
The Raleigh stop quotes Senator Cameron Morrison reflecting on defending himself rather than focusing on national issues. He longs for renomination without opposition but sees rivals like Grist Clyde R Hoey and Tom Bowie. Morrison notes the six year Senate term offers immunity from voters and freedom to pursue larger causes.
The death of Georgia representative Charles G Edwards gives the GOP a majority in Congress and shapes the race for a speaker after Nicholas Longworth. Democrats lose leverage as health and deaths alter the balance, potentially finalizing Republican organization and aligning the executive and legislative branches.
The Raleigh dispute over a 20 percent wage cut for janitors elevators and low paid laborers ends with cancellation of the order. Higher ups face deeper cuts but the smaller wage earners see only ten percent removed preserving essential workers. The outcome avoids large savings and argues for living wage standards.
The Charlotte chamber of commerce urges proactive winter relief as jobless numbers rise, noting High Point’s prior measures to aid families. It warns perman ent planning is needed to avoid costly, temporary living employment programs and reduce the burden on the city.
Analysis of Germany's current difficulties and their potential regional impact on world affairs. The article weighs possible outcomes and implications for international stability and U.S. policy.
The analysis portrays Adolf Hitler as the dominant watcher of German events who could take command if the current government falters. It notes his backing from a major party and his view that Germany must abandon reparations while repudiating postwar financial plans, threatening allied obligations and global financial stability.
The narrator tours Munich with the Cook party from the Carmania journey. They visit the Cathedral, City Hall clock figures, and art galleries, then contrast the European experience with the Dutch Museum’s science focus full of working models and hands on exhibits. The day includes notes on architecture, Bavarian memorials, and a vast collection of Rubens, Leonardo, and Durer works alongside modern clocks and engines.
A rambling diary describes 180 days of house hunting and nightly routines. The writer contrasts rugged longing for a private home with a shared, busy life at Polly Snider's cafe while sifting through aspirations in film gossip and personal writing projects.
The world championship Philadelphia Athletics reportedly spent about 400000 dollars on player salaries, an estimate reflecting the cost of assembling the league’s top talent to win the title.
Raleigh July 14 The first major split between North Carolina's board of agriculture and Commissioner W A Graham deepens with plans for a department reorganization. The board backed a full time secretary and assistant tied to the State Fair. Graham resisted, pushing for board selection without his input. The board elected T B Smith as State Fair manager for the year over another candidate amid cost and staffing concerns. There is expectation of continued conflict at the July 20 meeting as budget and road projects loom.
A dense list of clues in two directions, Horizontal and Vertical, covering terms from time quantities to metals and anatomy. The grid-style prompts mix wordplay on gadgets, foods, ancient titles, and common phrases, inviting fill-ins and cross references across various knowledge domains.
The Davidson County board of commissioners in Lexington July 14 gave approval to petitions sent to the state highway commission to hard-surface the county road from the end of Highway 8 at the Junior Order Orphans Home through Southmont to the Montgomery county line at Highway 62. Petitions with numerous signatures and traffic data backed the plan, and the board expressed hearty approval for the project.
Mrs. Sarah Angeling Swing, a highly esteemed Lexington resident, died at her son W. H. Swing’s home at age 70 years 19 months and 17 days after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the First Reformed church with Rev. J. D. Andrew and Dr. J. C. Leonard officiating. Survived by children Mrs. Jennid Gallimore C H Swing Robert Swing W H Swing and Mrs. Ed Nance all of Lexington plus 27 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Lexington July 14. Dr Wade Sowers who recently received his state license to practice dentistry will be associated with Dr J L Sowers and Dr Edward Cathell physicians in this city. He will not open offices for several weeks while purchasing and assembling equipment. He is a graduate of the Medical College of Virginia and last week passed the Raleigh dental examination.
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