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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1934
Page
4
An editorial laments removing classroom music from North Carolina public schools as an economic cut. It argues music education shapes culture, discipline, and democracy, urging private contributions, school boards, and music groups to defend the program. It links arts access to national freedom and warns of a broader drift away from democratic values.
Washington leaders and spectators weigh when Congress will adjourn with Roosevelt preferring early action. Analysts cite bonus and budget disputes as factors while business groups show varied support for prompt or delayed adjournment.
A terse moral reflection cites Judges 21 25 about absence of king in Israel and proclaims that heaven itself has ordained the right. The quote contrasts collective lawlessness with divine sanction.
President Roosevelt praises the growing and lasting public interest in government across cities, towns, and farms. He says the trend, likened to wartime unity, aims to eradicate deeper political illnesses and extend civic study beyond politicians to all citizens affected by sound governance.
Tryon hosts a lighthearted dog show with 16 classes ranging from largest and smallest dogs to most intelligent and best dressed. Judges coming from the east, local support, and entries from nearby states promise a lively community event celebrating canine variety and humor despite fleas.
The article notes Florida’s revival after the 1926 bust with rising real estate demand land-farm and city lots, as well as increased tourism, hotel occupancy, higher prices, booming utilities profits, and expanded entertainment and gambling. It frames a national sense of normalizing economic conditions.
The article notes a massive rally in Germany where over a million people pledged fidelity to Hitler. Baldur von Sechigaeh argues that youth follow a single will and duty, rejecting romantic dreams, seeking a modern Sparta under Hitler.
Statesville Winston Salem Greensboro North Wilkesboro High Point Thomasville Salisbury Lexington and other towns plan a tree planting drive after an ice storm. Officials say restoration of the shade may take years but work should begin now to return the tree lined beauty of Southern streets, including Charlotte.
The stock exchange spent a million dollars on publicity over five years. Now it receives abundant publicity at no cost and does not want to pay for ads or campaigns.
Vassar College permits female students to smoke inside dormitory rooms marking a historic policy change. Observers doubt the move will be popular with the student body or alter campus life significantly.
In Monte Carlo a man carried to the bay’s bottom in a taxi cab swam ashore and caught another ride. The bold escape ends with the traveler stepping onto land, leaving onlookers surprised by the audacious sequence.
At 29 Pu Yi ascends the throne again in Manchukuo, marking a persistence that critics remark as remarkable if not forceful.
In Lancaster Ohio a deputy sheriff responds to every bull on the loose endangering residents. After three straight victories he hopes the next rampage will be a rabbit.
A mouse in Syracuse, New York, climbed a pole and nibbled seed from a canary’s feeder while the canary presumably was away with a cat.
A satirical take contrasts European shirted factions with America's baseball teams the Red Sox and White Sox, highlighting sports as American identity amid global political language.
Hollywood gossip notes that a Mexico City incident brought the film star several enticing offers, but he declined every invitation to remain in the film business.
Hollywood report says Lee Tracy returns to cinema with the film I'll Tell the World after MGM canceled his contract due to incidents in Mexico City. Tracy speaks rapidly and resumes his pace as a notable personality in the movie racket.
Funeral rites for Ray Lackey Jr son of Mr and Mrs Lackey were conducted at Union church Randolph county after he died at 208 Gray Street from scarlet fever Survived by one brother Curtis and four sisters Hoke Ritchie Hughes Cora and Mabie Lackey
The stripe along a fish body acts as a sense organ recording changes in water pressure and movement, enabling the fish to detect nearby objects and vibrations.
Horizontal clues include parrot fish card game and Chinese dependency. Vertical hints cover Lima bean afresh water sprite sorrow and more, forming a dense crossword style set.
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