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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
4
The piece argues laws reflect administration and character of leaders. It cites Carter Glass on the limits of legislation, the need for action, and the role of educated and practical effort in governance and personal progress. It notes caution about overreliance on new statutes and supports bold experimentation.
Secretary Wallace warns rising prices disrupt farm relief aims as tobacco acreage rises by 400,000 acres this year. North Carolina and Kentucky lead expansive plantings, totaling 1,745,000 acres, risking market control without greater cooperation. Individualism in farming threatens federal scheme.
A commencement speaker urged graduates at a North Carolina college to pick the work they are best suited for. He warned there will be a choice to make between taking easy paths and doing meaningful work as they begin their careers.
A feminine performer was photographed on J P Morgan’s lap during a senate committee session, despite strict access controls. The incident sparked condemnation by the committee chair and threats to bar reporters if the image is published, prompting debate over press boundaries and Morgan’s privacy.
A Washington report warns that Roosevelt plans to use sweeping powers from the industrial bill, risking drastic change to American life and the economy. Hope exists that Congress and the executive will steer through the Depression era reforms without triggering renewed crisis.
Washington dispatch details Morgan disclosures touching both major parties. Senators and leaders named as Morgan beneficiaries face public exposure and attack as public opinion hardens against perceived political favoritism. The piece notes Roosevelt may leverage anti Morgan sentiment to curb power and discusses key figures such as Davis Raskob Young Baker Baruch and McAdoo.
Notice that trustee will sell at 11:00 A.M. on June 19, 1933, at the Greensboro courthouse door the High Point property described by deed of trust from Martha Chaplin Stoner to foreclose due to default. Property lies in Guilford County with described bounds along English Street Extension Landsdown Street Bruce Clodfelter and Yates parcels. The sale is under a 1926 deed of trust and a 1933 substitution of trustee recorded in Guilford County.
The Hardware Association of North and South Carolina plans its annual meeting in Goldsboro. The event is set for June 6 and 7 with members from hardware businesses attending.
In Lexington June 2 two Denton area youths Fred Loflin and Vernon Yates faced trespass charges after returning a found barrel of molasses to farmer Garner. The court accepted a nolo contendere plea to trespass and taxed the costs to the defendants.
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