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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
5
Chief Justice Walter P. Stacey calls the proposed constitution a vast improvement over the current frame. He argues the revision preserves core provisions while expanding popular control and limiting government powers to protect equal rights and promote responsible governance.
Police pursued two robbers who forced open the safe at a Charlotte automobile company and escaped with about $2,000 in cash. The incident occurred in Charlotte on June 11 as detectives investigated the break in and reviewed nearby security footage.
Hollywood producers form a 2 600 000 fund to counter stricter censorship and prove films reflect clean entertainment. They say public reaction, not reform groups, should guide what appears on screen, citing Treasure Island and Girl of the Limberlost as examples. Sam Wood and wife finally depart for Europe after a decade. Charles Ray returns to movies with Ladies Should Listen while Gloria Stuart learns her ex Blair Gordon Newell has remarried after a Mexico divorce.
In Guilford county North Carolina from 1938 to 1984 federal land bank and commissioner's loans totaling 187000 aided refinancing of farm debts. About 164000 went to refinance, reducing interest and sometimes debt, with 81400 repaid to banks 29900 to insurance 4500 taxes 1200 merchants and 97600 to other creditors. Additional 22400 funded land equipment buildings and general farming needs. Nationwide by 1934 about 675 million in such loans. Interest rates varied with banks offering 52 percent reduced to 42 percent and direct bank loans 52 percent reduced to 6 percent through 1938.
The Union now has 560 playhouses up from 234 in 1913 and 260 dramatic schools graduating about 26,000 actors last year. Plays appear in 44 languages while 53,000 amateur dramatic circles drew crowds of at least 150 million spectators.
Dr. Reiter chief of the German Health Office told the Nazi Doctors League in Halberstadt that a human's value to the State ranges from 10 000 to 18 000 marks and that doctors should treat patients according to their value to the State highlighting the state's control over medical care.
Construction of a colossal thermometer in Paris began and will flash 625 feet of temperatures daily. A small master thermometer will control the display, mirroring the Eiffel Tower’s clock. The thermometer rises 984 feet, just a foot below the Eiffel Tower’s height.
Seventh Day Adventist services at the Rialto theatre feature Elfer John E All preaching on faith over sight. He argues God's ways and resources exceed human wisdom and cites Noah and Jesus to warn against relying on visible signs. The message critiques modern progress and urges trust in divine word.
The Tokyo market reports a February value around 25 million dollars in stocks traded. Official figures indicate a notable activity level for the month with gains and losses spread across major sectors.
The Willing Workers club of Mt. Vernon Baptist church hosted a tie and apron party at Mrs. Minnie Powell’s home on Underhill Avenue last Thursday night. Guests enjoyed refreshments and various games. Mammie Little, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Caldwell, of Leonard Street, is seriously ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
Travise Whitaker of Leonard Street is ill and hospitalized at Burrus Memorial. Little Pete Crawford and Little Mignonette Crawford travel with their parents to spend the summer in Baltimore with grandmother Mrs Broadway. The state convention of the Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Friday at St Mark M E Church at 9 am with a special Friday night program.
Little Berral Love daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleatus Love of 401 Woodbury Avenue won first prize in the baby contest conducted at St Mark Church Sunday afternoon at 8 o clock. Donald Moorehead son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Moorehead of Willowbrook Street won second prize. Eight babies entered and total prize fund was 44 dollars.
Local notices report Mrs. Geneva Ingram and Mrs. Fannie Kirk visiting, Miss Mildred Miller staying for A and T summer school, and Lulu Harris guest of Irma Whitaker. The Cherry Street Presbyterian and West End Mission Vacation Church School stage closing programs and prize awards. The Life of Christ film to be shown Tuesday night at Cherry Street church.
The American Legion drum and bugle corps will meet tonight at 7:80 o clock in the office of B A Woodell on College street.
A Paris state pawnshop reports a notable item trade including an airplane alongside other manuscripts and belongings. The listing reflects a diverse inventory managed by the shop and highlights unusual consignments received in the period.
Sam Bost charged with murder after a gambling game shooting that fatally wounded Jim Carter. Judge Teague bound him over to Superior Court as Effe Smith and others faced related charges. Several defendants received jail terms or fines for gambling, drunkenness, larceny, and related offenses in municipal court.
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