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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1933
Page
4
The North Carolina department of Veterans of Foreign Wars holds a three day convention starting Sunday June 4 1983. Veterans of wartime service abroad form the organization noted for public service and mutual support among members amid ongoing debates over veterans benefits.
A North Carolinian chairman Doughton of the Ways and Means committee leads calls for sweeping federal tax reform. He notes the government resists major revision preferring piecemeal fixes and discusses proposals like a production levy or sales tax on manufacturers while states retain tobacco and gasoline taxes.
The article argues counties and cities in North Carolina should reduce public pay as state actions set a precedent, noting many local governments are in default to bondholders and must not rely on central treasury stipends while facing fiscal pressure.
A report notes Raleigh behind in city accounts by a quarter million this year. Asheville faced a large debt reduction and now struggles to raise funds for public services. Counties and cities in better shape are urged to tighten budget planning at year end.
The piece weighs whether lighter-than-air ships deserve continued development despite costly crashes and limited human losses. Col. Lindbergh argues for ongoing experimentation, noting far fewer dirigibles exist than airplanes and stressing initial cost contrasts. The article urges public policy to balance expense, risk, and future aviation progress.
A reflection on true worth beyond money focusing on spiritual and intellectual values. The piece notes wealth does not define people and cites leaders and educators as examples of real value. It contrasts material prosperity with the power of thought and Christlike ideals guiding humanity.
A reflection on personal worth beyond money, urging every individual to embrace Christ’s power and grace to improve the common good. It calls each person to cultivate a regenerated personality to contribute to a happier world for all eternity.
The piece laments postwar memory and praises veterans while urging support for North Carolina schooling reforms. It argues an eight month school term and morale for teachers, then criticizes noisy motorcycles and calls police to curb the nuisance and protect public peace.
A review discusses Charles Beadle’s Royal Prove Paris tale lauding its exotic language and caste of gods, alongside Adelaide Crapsey and Mary Osborn’s memoir. It notes Osborn’s biographical focus, Crapsey’s frailty, and hints at deeper poetry analysis awaiting further study.
Scientists at Smithsonian report a temporary dip in solar intensity for the coming biennium. They attribute the change to lingering effects of the Sun's recent extended quiet period and a possible lag in geomagnetic activity influencing global temperatures.
The Jamestown Weed issue from June 4 1933 presents a local newspaper page with likely slim briefs and notices. Readable items include community notices and brief items common to small town papers of the era.
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