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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
7
Police rounded up 1350 suspects in Germany amid an alleged revolt plot. Prisoners included war veterans guarded by Nazi auxiliary police. officers faced questions as courts struggled to handle the surge. Notable arrests included Nowack of the steel helmet and Hedermann, former Reichsbanner leader.
Durham report on a manda mus hearing for Thomas Ed Hocutt to determine admission to UNC centers on constitutional and statutory grounds, while Pinehurst notes Pete Webb, a Shelby pro, shooting 67 to lead the North and South Open after 18 holes among 90 players.
In upper Silesia and other areas sporadic clashes erupt as Nazis pressure Jewish businesses. Stores forced to close, employees paid two months’ wages, and incidents reported in Bitterfeld Neumaenstéer. Three arrests after a store invasion near Berlin. six Woolworths shuttered nationwide amid Nazi opposition. In New York, the stock market shows subdued trading with Allied Chemical dividend news and varied moves among major issues as interest grows in railroad rehabilitation plans.
The article describes banks organizing a new institution with asset purchases from existing banks. It gives an example where an existing bank with 3 million in deposits and 300 thousand cash subscribes for 200 thousand common stock in the new bank, paying 300 thousand, enabling the new bank to buy 600 thousand in assets. The proceeds are to be distributed to unsecured depositors as a 20 percent cash dividend. Existing banks would swap assets with the new bank on demand within 18 months, exchanging for cash or unpledged assets.
Butter and eggs data from Chicago show 106 949 pounds of butter and 24 135 pounds of eggs unsettled with prices unchanged. No further price details are provided in the fragment.
Lawmakers debate a general agricultural bill aimed at raising prices for nine major crops and refinancing farm mortgage debt. Blalock urges relief from high mortgage payments and a cheaper monetary system as farmers face rising acreage and financial strain.
State board of hospital standardization would provide a three doctors and three nurses membership, passed on second reading to change registered nurse requirements. The Smith bill for minor traffic violations in justice courts was sent to the senate. A calendar committee was authorized to chart bill flow before adjournment. House committee reported real bill allowing a superior court judge to impose fines or imprisonment for involuntary manslaughter. Sparger bill would raise illegitimate child support to age 19. senate approved 14 year rule, but committee amended.
Three robbers obtained between. (Note: OCR fragment incomplete)
A pair of gunmen seized cash and held bank officials and customers at bay today at the First National Bank in Gallipolis. They forced people into a vault and escaped with an estimated 15 000 and 25 000 dollars in cash, marking the city's first bank robbery.
A farm relief plan to convert surplus corn into industrial alcohol for motor fuel is to be submitted to Secretary Wallace by a committee in the agriculture department. The plan calls for alcohol mixed into gasoline as a motor fuel, with the amount yet to be decided. Tests have been conducted by a farm cooperative in Illinois and Dr. James M. Dorand, commissioner of industrial alcohol, plans similar tests by oil companies in the near future.
E J Blair a 59 year old inmate from Asheville escaped from a highway camp in Morganton after grabbing a guards pistol and exchanging shots with another guard. The escape occurred as Blair fled with a group of prisoners.
Decatur Alabama March 28 defense counsel Samuel Liebowitz of New York protested the sale of stories about the Scottsboro case outside the courthouse. He cited contempt and called the published inside story an infamous attempt to influence the court. He credited the International Labor Defense with saving the nine defendants from death.
The Peck family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during Carl William Peck illness and death and for floral offerings.
The South Carolina congressional delegation urged the appointment of former Representative Dominick of South Carolina to a judgeship at the customs court in Washington. Delegation members said he had a good chance for the post after being defeated in the primaries when he ran for re election.
Sam Houston is identified as the first president of the Republic of Texas and leader of its war for independence from Mexico. The text briefly notes a flower, a Lady's Slipper, and mentions a sketch showing an Aster.
The Spartanburg South Carolina Ministerial Association passed a resolution opposing a beer and wine bill and wired its action to the lieutenant governor and the speaker of the county delegation.
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