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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

5

Roosevelt's Influence Over Congress Highlighted

President Roosevelt guided his first Congress with a strong White House hand, securing majorities, shaping the domestic agenda, and using separate proposals to drive passage. He clashed with Senator Glass on currency and stock regulation but maintained open dialogue and steady leadership.

Washington Roosevelt White House Capitol Hill Capitol Hil Congress Calvin Cooldige Herbert Hoover Mr. Roosevelt Glass Virginia Stock Exchange Federal Trade Commission Special Commission Garner Senate House Robinson Arkansas

Migrating Birds Sink Vessels on Mediterranean Crossing

In ancient times flocks of birds crossed the Mediterranean in vast numbers. Their resting on ships caused vessels to sink, halting journeys and shaping ancient maritime lore.

Mediterranean

McCarson Hospitalized After String of Injuries

Asheville June 21 Gy Jim McCarson of the Candler section is in a hospital after a mule kicked him in the jaw requiring two stitches. He then dislocated a shoulder and developed appendicitis needing an operation all within one week. He is reported to be doing nicely.

Asheville Jim McCarson McCarson Candler

Ancient Kish Site Unearths Watermark Ruins East of Babylon

Excavations reported by the Oxford Field Museum reveal ancient ruins in Kish near Babylon. The remains are described as showing water marks attributed to the Iieal flood, indicating a once submerged area of the Sumerian city.

Kish Babylon Oxford Field Museum

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