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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1933

Page

3

Ehringhaus Likely Pushes Balanced Budget Plan

Governor Ehringhaus is expected to urge a balanced budget through an appropriations bill sustaining state schools and institutions and a revenue bill to match the funds. He may back a limited sales tax as emergency revenue after opposing such measures, warning against deep cuts to higher education and state agencies.

Kringhaus Committee Consolidated University of North Carolina Chapel Hill State College Unit Raleigh Women's College Greensboro Budget Commission Bowie Ehringhaus State University Whringhaus

Sale of Land by Trustees in Guilford County and Greensboro

Public foreclosure notices announce two land sales in North Carolina. The first, by trustee A J Idol for J Gurney Briggs, covers Lot 11 Block 4 on Johnson Place in High Point, with cash terms and a March 30 1933 auction in Greensboro. The second sale, under D MacRae and Ellwood Morey now by Movey, names 715 Myrtle Ave High Point as Lot 8 Block 4 West End Heights with April 3 1933 bidding in Greensboro.

J. Gurney Briggs Hazel Harmon Briggs W. A. J. Idol Equitable Life Assurance Society of United States Office of the Register of Deeds Guilford County North Carolina Greensboro Guillford High Point Johnson Place Home Investment and Improvement Company Register of Deeds’ Office N. C A. J. Idol R. M. Thomas Annie L. Thomas W. F. Clary Ella G. Clary D. ©. MacRae Ellwood P. Morey Ellwood P. Movey Court House Myrtle Avenue Maple Street W. P. Pickett W P. Pickett W. FP. Clery West End Heights North Tnd D. C. Macrae

Governments 10 Accept Checks on Income Payments

The state and federal governments will accept personal checks for 1932 income taxes if drawn on adequate balances. Federal acceptance has continued. North Carolina also allows checks. Taxpayers filing by March 15 may use checks with returns and payments held temporarily if needed.

A. J. Maxwell Maxwell

Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes

An advertisement promotes B C a headache and nerve relief remedy prepared by a registered pharmacist. It claims rapid as a few minutes relief for headaches muscular pains neuralgia and fever without opiates or habit forming drugs. Available in lec and 25 cent packages at drug stores.

B. C

Legislature compares favorably with 1931 session progress

Raleigh March 13. The 1933 legislature enacted about the same number of bills in nine weeks as the 1931 session did. total enacted stands at 285 measures, 82 statewide. Several emergency bills rushed through expand executive powers over banks insurance and building loans. A major reorganization bill creating a public utilities commission replaces the corporation commission. Other measures cover court transfers tenant utilities water access sinking fund redistributions and school funding.

Onaten Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh Assembly Banking Commissioner North Carolina Banking Doughton Sullivan Buncombe Corporation Commission Ehringhaus Public Utilities Stanley Winbourne MacLean

Invention Surge Tied to Depression Era Data

New York reports show patent grants rising from 45,000 in 1930 to 62,000 in 1932 as 1930s depression spurs inventive activity. Innovations include cotton houses glass bricks glass blackboards and paper milk bottles reflecting practical responses to hardship.

New York H. C. Parmelee

Taxpayers urged to pay first 1932 quarter by March 15

Banks opened after a banking holiday allow checks drawn on sufficient credit in any bank to avoid penalties if collection is delayed. Collector Grissom warns individuals and corporations must meet the March 15 due date or face usual penalties. extensions may be granted for valid reasons.

Grissom Mr. Grissom

Street Car Motorman Killed in Robbery

Motorman Brown of the Southern Public Utilities company was shot to death by three robbers as he stopped a street car on the line outskirts. The assailants took about 15 to 20 dollars and fled. Brown died from gunshot wounds to the heart neck and hand. He leaves a widow and several children. two sons Roy and Eugene worked for the Associated Press bureau in Charlotte.

Brown Southern Public Utilities Company Utilities Company Roy Eugene Columbia Ss. C Charlotte The Associated Press

London Bookstore Supplies Chinese Universities with Thousands of Volumes

Chinese universities purchase about 50 000 volumes yearly from a London bookstore that serves customers worldwide. The article notes the store's global reach and steady demand from Chinese higher education institutions.

London

Forest profits show North Carolina leads farm forest income

North Carolina farmers earned 14.18 million dollars from forests in 1930, the highest among southern states, with Virginia and Tennessee following. Total forest product value on farms reached 15.18 million, led by NC in saw logs and fuel wood, while pulpwood was second to Virginia. NC also holds the largest farm woodland area in the region.

North Carolina J. S. Holmes U. S. Forest Service Virginia Tennessee Texas Georgia

Crowell Speaks On Jesus Ministry To Human Needs

Dr. George Crowell addressed Calvary Church Women’s Bible class on Jesus’s ministry to human needs. He urged partnership and evangelism, warned of opposition and martyrdom, and described Christ as Bread of Life guiding Christian service and spiritual sustenance.

Dr. Crowell Calvary Church George Crowell Phipps Calvary M. E. Church Jesus

Man midway between an ate om and smallest star in size

A fragmentary line places a man between an ate om and the smallest star in size, suggesting a metaphor or puzzle element. The readable wording is sparse, offering no clear event, person, or location to anchor a full news item.

Bees Favor Blue Flowers, A Quick Floral Guide

Bees show a preference for blue flowers guiding foraging behavior. Blue blooms attract more pollinators than other colors, boosting visitation to gardens and wild meadows.

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J. &. Wasn Mar J. C. B. Ehringhaus General Assembly Tom C. Bowie Ashe County House Joint Appropriations Committees General Fund Appropriations Committee State Highway Commission Jioday al Lene Fir Feldig Muskal Marc Standarp Lam Tigcaw Pune Christ Sis Ted and Phil Babs Sare Bass Ted B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Leno
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