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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1933
Page
4
The High Point city government prioritizes wholesome youth activities through an expanded playground service. The piece urges more playgrounds, surveys of needs, and property donations, urging adults to support and understand the value of healthy, supervised recreation for children.
The report highlights the vigorous expressions of the head of unemployment relief administration stressing need for state cooperation. It notes the push for coordinated action between federal and state agencies to deliver relief and stabilize employment prospects.
The text argues Ohio must supplement federal unemployment relief or risk losing funds. It questions whether federal aid will withdraw and urges swift joint recovery efforts to reinstate private industry jobs. It notes possible tobacco relief measures via processing taxes and acreage reductions as a model.
The piece argues air conditioning will expand beyond elites into general housing. It cites cheap electricity, Steam engine advances, and Muscle Shoals as evidence of growing power to cool homes and workplaces. It urges engineers and entrepreneurs to pursue service and profit in this expanding field.
North Carolina growers face economic pressure as tobacco prices loom large in political debate. Secretary Wallace told Raleigh that farmers seeking government aid to boost eastern tobacco prices must present an economically sound plan. The note underscores how any new deal could affect crop values and purchasing power.
Bruce Catton discusses President Roosevelt's forest army remarks urging Americans to value honest work and shun get rich quick schemes. The piece contrasts builders of industry with stock market takers and notes a shift in admiration from real production to speculative profits. It also highlights a judge’s permissive stance on nude models and hints at pending U.S. Russia recognition bringing foreign credit and potential orders.
The piece describes a recurring February to April phenomenon in New York where small alligators appear in hotel lobbies and public aquariums. It suggests prankster Florida visitors smuggle back pet alligators and plant them in city fountains then disappear, with only rare witnesses catching culprits.
The piece recalls Marie Dressler once allied with Mrs O H P Belmont in suffrage politics and a birthday parasol gift mix up. Dressler's remark "Well, I’ll be darned" followed Strasbourg like feuding tone, highlighting a famed social clash from Broadway days.
Sue and Sarah Lou plan a countryside outing as Kenneth Corbett arrives to pick them up. The group departs with playful chatter and hints of a modest, improvised escape from scarcity while Sue seeks connection and a brief respite from tough times. The scene shifts to a picturesque lane filled with chimneys and water view, sparking Sue’s excitement.
In a moonlit lakeside scene Sue enjoys a moment of freedom and self affirmation before entering a tense confrontation. A man’s voice interrupts as she glides toward a raft, hinting at pursuit and developing tension.
Incensed by the killing of policemen in Chicago officials push for action. Nine officers have been killed in line of duty this year including two shot last Saturday and Policeman John G. Levick killed yesterday by John Scheck. Coroner Walsh urges inquests on hoodlums as Loesch accuses Sheriff Meyering of jail escapes. Scheck, recovering in hospital, vows defiance.
United Forces for Prohibition serves notice that Davidson county Nashville will be contested. County results show 13 10 to 4 477 for repeal on unofficial returns, with the repeal swing attributed to Davidson county last Thursday.
The contested result risks nullifying the repeal victory if the statewide vote margin is struck down. Dry supporters allege fraud in the election as the basis of their challenge.
San Diego police searched for a clue to the slayer of Dalbert Aposhian as of July 25 in San Diego California. The department conducted a citywide hunt to find the suspect believed to be responsible for the child’s death.
Mothers anxious for their children’s safety organized to demand a quick solution to a murder. Dr. F. E. Toomey, county surgeon, described the death as resulting from multiple mutilating operations. The body had been in the bay for about four days.
The department of commerce orders 996 airway bench lamps of 1000 watt, 115 volt type for all ways in Texas and the southwest.
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