Time for action arrives and 49 in Andrew Jackson
The phrase urges decisive action after deliberate thought and references the number 49 linked to Andrew Jackson, implying a pivotal moment or quota.
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Andrew Jackson
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
4
Tariff Bill and Protection Principle Debate
The Smoot Hawley tariff bill nears passage with a Senate majority and expected House approval. Protests come from Henry Ford, Sloan of General Motors, and D. Raskob who warn it will wreck international trade and harm Americans. Proponents argue tariffs defend infant industries now grown strong against foreign competition. The piece notes irreconcilable views and broader partisan support with economic stakes and uncertain outcomes.
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Friends of the
Henry Ford
Sloan
General Motors
Raskob
National Democratic Committee
Carol and Romania’s restless royal image
The article argues Carol’s strong imagination and impulsive nature shaped Romania’s royal woes. It contrasts his era with modern monarchy where kings are figureheads, noting how descendants of buccaneers carry inherited vigor. Carol’s personal habits have driven trouble and scandal at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romania
Carol
Objection Subtlety Notices Issued Far From Court
A fragment notes that an objection could have been made without drawing attention about a hundred miles from the court, implying distance shields scrutiny while the matter remains unresolved.
The Fistic Crown Goes Overseas In Clash Of Champions
The article argues the world heavyweight title has left America for a foreign champion, likely Schmeling or Sharkey, and discusses promoters plans to rekindle interest via international intrigue. It notes boxing’s slump after Tex Rickard’s era and forecasts potential rematches and wider promotional strategies. It also mentions state police cautioning motorists as part of enforcement policy.
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Tex Rickard
Sharkey
Schmeling
Heflin claims North Carolina voters bought by rivals
The article reports Heflin alleging that North Carolina votes were bought by D. F. Raskob and others to defeat Simmons. Raskob denies outside campaign aims. Simmons cites limited resources to fight late in the race and faces Heflin’s charge as a possible misreading of events concerning state voters.
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Raskob
North Carolina
Simmons
Heflin
Bailey
Senate
Alabama
State Police Report Shows Fines Lift May 16
The May report from Captain Farmer shows 445 arrests and fines plus license sale income exceeding 16000 dollars. The 87 man patrol covers traffic with restraint, arguing against using speed traps to pad court dockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Farmer
The Democracy of Golf by Bruce Catton
A meditation on golf as a democratic leveling force in America. The piece contrasts private club privilege with public courses, showing how players shed social status on the links and become mere golfers for a few hours, while a young caddy observes the spectacle.
Radio Sets Installed In Joliet Penitentiary Cells
The Joliet Illinois penitentiary has 1000 radio receivers in cells. Prison officials control the programs, though outside broadcasts still connect inmates with the world they left behind. Critics call it coddling, while others fear it may heighten the sense of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Joliet
Carol Secures Rise by Flight in Unlikely Path
In a bold move described as a royal ascent, Carol bypassed traditional routes to the throne by taking an airplane. The act signals a dramatic shift in approach and potential implications for the succession landscape.
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Carol
Georgia Students Hitch Hiked to New York by Airplane
Three Georgia students sought a quick lift to New York by air travel. The unusual journey involved planning and the use of common travel methods of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
New York
Boy Who Froze Bath Time Becomes Soap Sculptor
A memoir note recalls a boy feared baths who matured into a craftsman shaping soap. The tale tracks a quirky transformation from reluctant bather to artist working with scented bars.
Graduation Style at Girls' Colleges Keeps Classic Caps Gowns
The piece notes that despite changes elsewhere graduation fashion at girls' colleges remains consistently traditional with caps and gowns unchanged year after year.
Similes Mentioned in a Sale Ad Slump
The reader compares the mood to the sting of a one third off sale tomorrow. The line uses a simile to express disappointment as if a recently bought suit is suddenly discounted to a fraction of its price.
London dining theater to open with meals served during show
A new dining theater in London will soon open where meals are served during performances. The menu is expected not to include soup or celery among the options.
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London
North Carolina voters forecast a sweeping Democratic year
A Greensboro letter writer pledges party unity to defeat Republicans in 1932 and predicts large Democratic margins in key districts. The editor cites economic data from 1899 to 1929, condemns mergers and wage declines, and urges continued national Democratic strength while urging restraint on prohibition.
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the Enterprise
Greensboro
N. C
Bailey
Granville
Oxford
Devin
Biggs
Simmonsites
Batley
George Pritchard
Charlie Jonas
Lincolnton
North Carolina
New York
United States
Philadelphia
Chicago
John W. Hester Durham
Retired Minister Debates Political Influence of Clergy
The piece argues that pastors and bishops meddling in politics show the futility of church leaders swaying voters. It notes parishioners resenting such influence and claims faith in pulpit guidance is eroding amid widespread doubt about political issues.
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Thomases
Gratitude Note From North Carolina Collegiate Press
The North Carolina Collegiate Press Association thanks High Point hosts for hospitality at the 1930 Greenville meeting. Evelyn Wright expresses appreciation for courtesies and apologizes for delayed thanks due to compiling this list of entertainers.
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College Press
Greenville
N. C
the Enterprise
North Carolina Collegiate Press Association
High Point
Equal rights for all at the fishing hole
A taxpayer argues for equal fishing access at the city lake. He contends officials violate the rule prohibiting individuals from fishing and asks why citizens must obey a law not applied to city authorities.
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the Enterprise
Question on Digestion Horizon 1 File
A list of crossword style clues titled Question on Digestion Horizon 1 File features across and down entries. The puzzle includes terms for digestion anatomy and general vocabulary with numbers indicating clue positions.
Berlin to Irkutsk air route resumes Deruluft service
German Lufthansa summer schedule takes effect and enables Berlin to Irkutsk trips by air. The Deruluft service between Germany and Russia resumes and will operate on a Sunday schedule throughout the summer.
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Berlin
Irkutsk
Lufthansa
Deruluft
Russia
Air Currents and Requirements for Modern Airports
The article outlines standards for landing areas including level surfaces with up to one percent drainage slope, four runways in eight cardinal directions if space is limited, and unobstructed approaches. Runways must accommodate heavy aircraft with long enough length, at least 2590 feet per the Commerce Department, with many operators preferring 3000 feet, plus hangar storage, a machine shop, night flying gear, and community access.
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Department of Commerce
Presbyterian Young People Hear Address By Rev Frank Price
Davidson N C June 14 Rev Frank W Price returned missionary from China spoke to the Presbyterian Young People's League of North Carolina at its twelfth annual conference The theme Sharing Christ with Others focused on his field He described Western civilization influencing China in education industry travel literature business and language and said Christianity is shared with them Christ is the great recreative force behind these efforts
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Davidson
N. C
Christ
Frank W. Price
China
Presbyterian Young People’s League of North Carolina
Price
Lexington to Aid in Kings Mountain Sesquicentennial
Lexington will aid in preparations for the Kings Mountain sesquicentennial celebration to be held in Kings Mountain next October. Frank Adolph, secretary of the Lexington Chamber of Commerce, attended a Rotary and Kiwanis meeting in Rock Hill, South Carolina, and reports plans for the event with President Hoover as speaker and honored guest.
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Lexington
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