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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

7

Meeting of Davidson Randolph Sons of America in Lexington

The Davidson Randolph Counc es Association with camps in Thomasville Asheboro and Lexington will meet in Lexington on Saturday July 8 at 8 o clock in the Development building. A program of speeches music and refreshments is planned with state and local officers and a roster of officers to be elected.

Davidson-Randolph Counes Association Patriotic Order Sons of America Thomasville Asheboro Lexington W. C. No P. O J. T. Graham Cloverland P. F. Miller J. ©. Kesler Salisbury C. B. Hoover Cooleemee H. H. Koontz Fred C. Sink B. A. Timberlain Ernest Hunt D. W. McCulloch Winston-Salem Greensboro High Point

Recovery Act Aims to Put Money in Pockets and Create Jobs

The first task of the national recovery law is to inject money into the public, raise wages, and reduce hours so more workers are hired as demand grows. Industries may form codes of fair competition to set minimum wages and maximum hours, overseen by Hugh Johnson with public hearings for input from labor and buyers.

Associated Press Roosevelt James P. Selvage Washington Hugh Johnson

How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat

Thousands of women seek fat loss guidance as the ad touts dramatic weight drop. It promises quick results with a half ten cent font ad and a single bottle that supposedly lasts for a year, claiming remarkable changes in energy and appearance.

Codes to govern industry wage and code enforcement

The text outlines a three board system for code formation with industrialists, labor, and consumers advising Johnson. After agreement, Roosevelt approves. Codes become law, forcing plants to comply or risk licenses or shutdowns. If an industry refuses, the government may draft and enforce a code.

Johnson Roosevelt Comex

Yesterday's Stars in Major League Opener Highlights

Derringer of the Dodgers pitched six hit innings to win the opener while hitting four straight. Al Simmons and White drove in three runs on three hits against the Athletics. Fred House of the Braves blanked the Cardinals with three hits in the second game. Yankees touched Derral pitching for a double in the game.

Derringer Leslie Dodgers al Simmons Athletics Fred House Braves Frank Yankees Derral

Guilford College Announces July Break for Summer Session

Guilford College summer school students will receive two days vacation for July 4. Dean Clyde A Milner announces class work suspended Monday July 3 and Tuesday July 4, resume Wednesday.

Guilford Guilford College Clyde A. Milner

Pirates staging real comeback in Piedmont league race

Wilmington Pirates surge in the first half of the Piedmont league, climbing toward third place. A 9-4 win over Charlotte's Hornets and key innings at Wilmington highlighted a strong pitching effort by Merana and timely hitting including home runs by Carter and Staylor.

Charlotte Wilmington Pirates Seacoast Hornets Richmond Durham Bees Colts Greensboro Winston-Salem Merana Colt Henry The Bill Kermode Virginians Bucs Lefty Biland Carter Staylor Alex Ferguson

Fights Report From Hartford St Louis and Vancouver

In Hartford Jimmy Leto of Tampe Fila outpointed Herman Erlick of Kalamazoo (10). In St Louis Joe outpointed Frank Clinton of Ind (10). Townsend in Vancouver knocked out Stanislaus Tovase of Chile (2).

Hartford Conn Jimmy Leto Tampe Fila Herman Erlick Kalamazoo Mich ST. Louis Joe A. Louis Frank Clinton

Dr. Thomas M. Jordan Dies at 77 in Fayetteville

Dr. Thomas M. Jordan 77 of Raleigh and former physician in charge at the Epileptic colony of the state hospital for the insane died of a heart attack today at his son Dr W J Jordan’s home in Fayetteville.

Fayetteville Thomas M. Jordan Raleigh State Hospital For the Insane W. &. Jordan

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