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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
4
Voters packed High Point precinct meetings to shape biennial party organization. The reporter notes broad participation yet cites overbearing tactics in some precincts and worries that gagging voices undermined open discussion and minority influence.
A fragment describes individuals who technically belong to a party but reject any label of participation in perceived corrupt manipulation. The passage signals distrust and ambiguity about political alignment and motives within a group.
The Kinston Free Press argues insurgent and old-line describe the High Point precinct power struggle. It endorses using multiple counters and two ballot boxes to speed results, warns against leaks, and notes secrecy and cost considerations in election administration.
The piece advocates adopting the American Newspaper Guild code of ethics to illuminate a reporter’s role. It lists five provisions: provide accurate and unbiased reports. equal treatment before the law. resist political economic social racial or religious prejudice. avoid misleadings in crime reporting. protect confidential sources. and oppose suppression of news by advertisers or friends of journalists.
Tennessee lawyers at the State Bar Association meeting call for a self governing bar in which every lawyer must be a member. The move, praised by some, faces difficulty. The North Carolina bar already operates similarly, with debate over whether it curbs licensed shysters. If shysters exist, the bar should act to remove them.
In New York a city court justice drew 40 035 over 44 months and saved 166 660 in the bank. The New York Bar Association has moved to remove him from office, arguing a public official cannot amass such wealth on a modest salary. The piece notes the presumption of innocence but underlines the concern over large personal savings.
Leland Stanford, defense attorney for B. G. and Lester Green on Death Row for the Taylorsville bank murder robbery, denies interviewing the pair and argues newspaper access to condemned inmates is standard. He cites warden rulings and urges protection of press rights, while critics say visits are allowed.
The film The House of Rothschild stars George Arliss and opens today at the Paramount theater. It portrays the European Rothschild banking empire through peace and war, highlighting finance, anti war sentiment, romance, glamour, tragedy, and comedy.
Robert H. Rouse, a Sevier county legislator, is reported considering a change to election laws to allow counters to begin work before polls close. He has been advised on the proposal.
Venice residents push to separate from Los Angeles amid a wave of unusual health trends. Local adults fear impacts from Hollywood star influence while distillers ponder an oddless whisky concept as a novelty.
Diary describes a day in New York with visits to Laura Cobb Minnie Vesey Lucy Virginia Long and Floyd Gibbons. Mentions Laura Cobb and Kathleen Norris sending Victoria and references to Grover Whalen and Hattie Bell Johnston. Comments on theatre cabaret crowds and a new hors d oeuvre steam er basket.
A sheep owned by Mrs. Sarah Fitzmaurice of Toeher in the Free State area bore four lambs, while another ewe delivered a single lamb.
Question and answer on table manners and introductions. Prefers using present in introductions such as Mrs. Smith may I present Mr. Brown. Declining the last helping is discouraged to avoid signaling doubt about supply. Three colors noted as too blonde include light blue yellow and pink.
Answers include Betsy Ross for the first flag maker and King Henry III of France for fork origins. It claims Texas could hold 8,706 square feet per person for two billion people and cites a surveyor's chain as 66 feet.
A compact note on the word formulate from W L Gordon. It defines formulate as to express in a set form and to state clearly and definitely. The piece includes an example with statesmen formulating foreign policy and encourages vocabulary building.
The advice covers keeping cut flowers longer by trimming leaves and thorns that will touch water. It also instructs cleaning willow furniture with a salt and water solution using a stiff brush, then drying thoroughly for longer life. It adds a technique to skin ripe tomatoes by rubbing with a silver edge to remove skins quickly.
A scrambled horizontal and vertical crossword puzzle with numbered clues across and down. Includes definitions for words like degrade, deity, market place, and many others, some with partial or corrupted spellings, suggesting a historical puzzle page segment.
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