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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
7
A detailed bridge play explains a rare squeeze where one opponent forces the other to squeeze. South opens 1NT and after exchanges the declarer orchestrates a sequence forcing East to discard and West to squeeze, yielding three no trump.
Metropolitan Life said it would handle each case separately and halt foreclosures on farm mortgages in eastern North Carolina pending further instructions. The move stops all foreclosures in the region while not constituting a general moratorium. Bateman, agent for Branch Banking Trust, stated foreclosures were ordered stopped and attorneys were told to withdraw notes pending developments. Metropolitan had announced prior a policy of leniency with foreclosure actions based on circumstances.
A statement rejects the fear that sleeping under moonlight harms mental or visual health, arguing there is no basis for such danger. The note emphasizes no proven negative effects from moonlight exposure.
Banks plan a Saturday reopening under the emergency banking act signed by President Roosevelt. Secretary Woodin says currency supply will back openings and inform on bank conditions. Congress moved swiftly, approving the measure by wide margins, and the president extended the bank holiday while planning currency expansion and school funding provisions.
Debates on a broad constitutional measure continued in the Senate with senators Waynick and Maclean explaining the proposal. The bill would grant the governor veto power and allow taxation flexibility while rewriting the basic law through amendments.
Judge Thompson orders Zangara to die in the state death chamber by electric chair after confinement in Dade county jail until time set by officials. The courtroom reacts as Zangara proclaims support for his beliefs. prior assaults left Mayor Cermak dead and other victims wounded.
Florida Governor states he will sign the death warrant for Giuseppe Zangara's electrocution without unnecessary delay after receiving all case records from the Miami court.
Rainey outlined a plan with up to 500000 men in camps and dependents contributing part of small wages to support families. Discharges could be granted for better jobs. Estimated total outlay near 500 million with about 200 million needed in year one to reduce city doles and unemployment congestion.
A warrant for Dick Smith was issued after police raided his residence which they say operated as a lottery headquarters. The investigation centers on illegal lottery activity in Charlotte.
President calls Congress to grant broad powers to fix veteran benefits and civilian salaries amid a growing deficit. He cites deficits rising to over 5 billion and urges immediate retrenchment, emergency pensions reform, and executive authority to set administrative details to stabilize credit and national welfare.
Trustee to sell at public auction on April 11, 1933 in High Point North Carolina a parcel described as Lot No 7 Block 8 on the Snowbark map of Peoples Reality Company. The sale follows a 1929 deed of trust with terms cash. Dred Peacock attorney.
Foreclosure sale of Lot No. 8 in Block F on Johnson Street High Point Guilford NC described in High Point Real Estate & Trust lands. Sale set March 1933 at 2:06 PM in front of High Point City Municipal Building. CASH terms. Trustee W A Idol conducts sale under deed of trust dated May 25 1929.
Notice of a deed of trust executed January 27 1930 by C E Jarvie and Stella Jarvis to W A J Idol trustee for High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Assn recorded in Guilford County North Carolina Book 630 Page 99 with a sale condition at 225 P M or soon after It lists Lot 152 Eastview Plat Book 5 Page 267 bounded on Richland Avenue front unknown rear 50 feet and depth 150 feet The deed includes a racially restrictive clause reverting title to the Grantor if sold to any person of African descent and is dated March 8 1933 The instrument is signed by W A J Idol trustee.
Deed of trust by M Pace to W A J Idol Trustee triggers public foreclosure in Guilford County North Carolina. Auction set for April 11 1983 at 2 15 PM in front of High Point Municipal Building for Lot No 1 in Block KB Ud D Burns Subdivision per plat Book 2 page 48.
The article describes a day of informal moves around the White House. President Roosevelt holds a press conference and signs the bank bill, while photographers document the signing and Mrs. Roosevelt hosts a separate session for women reporters. Washington seeks new bearings after five days.
The note discusses a large reduction in veteran benefits tied to service connection. It clarifies eligibility where disability is not traceable to military service and outlines limits on benefits for nonservice connected conditions. The text emphasizes policy impact on veterans seeking compensation.
Congressional leaders conferred at the White House on a plan to reduce salaries for government officers and workers. The proposal aims to cut between 330 and 700 million dollars annually from a one billion dollar transfer to veterans, using a 15 percent cap and a cost of living based pay scale. Leaders said the economy bill would proceed through committees with no pledge of action.
George Ruff bound over for superior court on arson charges after firemen found gasoline waste in the attic of his home in Hickory. Bond set at one thousand dollars.
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