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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1934

Page

10

Local political shifts and crimes surface in 1933 report

The article notes quarterly elections for two councillor posts and a semi annual master post, a dance honoring new councillors, and a crime case where Crutchfield is jailed on master-key charges. It also reports Mose Johnson’s death ruled a suicide after new evidence, and federal budget fights over veterans pay and the Roosevelt veto during Capitol turmoil.

Thurber Sees New Deal Talk At Seventh-day Adventist Talk

Robert B. Thurber, missionary and Watchman magazine editor, spoke at a Seventh-day Adventist church on The New Deal. He critiqued Roosevelt era programs, urged a biblical fifty year rest plan, and warned that prosperity cannot come while greed dominates society.

Robert B. Thurber Far East Magasine Seventh-day Adventist Church Roosevelt Israel Fedal

Little tots dresses pattern numbers 176 and 177 offered

The notice promotes dress patterns 176 and 177 in multiple child sizes and fabric needs. It explains fabric requirements by size, lists pricing for pattern and sewing chart, and instructs readers to mail the request to Julia Boyd in New York with payment and personal details.

Julia Boyd Park Avenue New York N. Y

Preliminary Kite Tournament Held at Cloverdale School

A kite tournament was held at Cloverdale elementary yesterday to select entries for the city-wide contest at Blair Park tomorrow at 2 30. Weather hindered prelim trials but several kites flew. Winners include Horace Gore in the 100 yard dash and most artistic, James Whitaker in altitude and messenger races, with multiple runners up.

Cloverdale Blair Park Horace Gore Dewey Davis Thurman Miller Chas. McDaniel James Whitaker Charles McDowell Frank White J. 8. Walls

Seaboard Gets $3 Million PWA Loan for Fleet Upgrade

The interstate commerce commission approved a 3 million dollar Public Works Administration loan to Seaboard Airline railway in receivership. The funds will buy five locomotives 100 large cars and 1 000 box cars to haul phosphate from Florida mines.

R. R Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Public Works Administration Seaboard Airline Railway Seaboard Florida

Plumbing expert disputes Richardson tank blast as mischaracterized

J H Muckenfuss writes to The Enterprise arguing the Richardson home explosion was a bottom- side metal shear in a cold water storage tank, not a hot water tank. He cites 40 years in plumbing, notes widespread safe hot water tanks, and compares risk to street traffic.

Mackenfuss the Enterprise Richardson J. H. Muckenfuss

DeMolays Elect New High Point Chapter Officers

William J. McAnally Jr was elected senior councillor succeeding Robert P Cook at the High Point chapter of the Order of DeMolay during a quarterly officers election at the Masonic Temple. N L Smith Jr was elected junior councillor succeeding John Hall during the same meeting.

William J. McAnally, Jr Robert P. Cook High Point Order of DeMolay Masonic Temple N. L. Smith, Jr John Hall Coun

Warrant Issued In Year Old Murder

A first degree murder warrant was issued for A B Crutchfield in the slaying of a lone hobo found on railway tracks in Winston Salem. The year old mystery of the case is noted to be resolved by this development.

Winston-Salem A. B. Crutchfield

Veto Defeat Could Bring New Taxes in U S

The article discusses the consequences of President Roosevelt's veto being overcome, noting the large cost and exploring how money will be generated in response. It quotes the question What'll we use for money as part of the debate over funding.

Congress Senate House Farmer-Labor Shipstead Minnesota Roosevelt Garner Washington Veto U. S

Hearing recessed on tobacco tax reductions vote delay

Representative Vinson, chairman of the ways and means sub committee, recessed a hearing on proposed federal tobacco tax reductions until after the tariff bill vote. Vinson said the tariff vote was expected this afternoon.

Washington Arch Vinson

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Forsyth Crutchfield Ogburn Town Mose Johnson N. and W Scott Sion England Home Robt B. Thurber Logal Speaker Crotteur Potten South Main Dod Old Sears.roebuck And.co N. Main St SEARS Goodyear Greensboro
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