Quote on self deception and impotence from Lavater
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
4
American business must clean its own house now
The editorial urges broad federal oversight of investment securities but stresses that real reform must originate from American businessmen themselves. It notes bootlegging, murders, stock swindles, and embezzlement highlight public distrust and calls for an internal house cleaning to restore confidence and curb dishonest sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Busi
Blackmailletters prompt young official to act
G. W. Cover the 23 year old Cherokee county representative confronts extortion letters openly and reports them to proper officials. Officials move to apprehend the blackmailer, aiming to deter the dangerous practice of blackmail with federal authorities taking the matter seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cover
General Assembly
Cherokee County
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt Era Reforms Mark 25 Actions In 25 Days
A United Press survey lists 25 presidential actions amid Roosevelt’s push to reform Washington after the Chicago Democratic convention. Key changes include appointing a woman to the cabinet, end of patronage on day one, bank holiday, direct press questions, shorter messages, and personal outreach to notable figures and workers. The list also notes moves on salaries, a civilian relief plan, and First Lady activities shaping White House life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indy
United Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
New York
Hudson River
New York Daily News
White House
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Civilian Conservation Corps
Army
Howe
Revolutionary Farm Relief Plan
Louis
Mac
Steve
Sissie
Buszie’ Dall
Victims Seek Authorities Over Racketeering Pressure
The statement notes victims will turn to official authorities rather than pay tribute to criminal elements, highlighting a shift away from the racketeering network toward lawful action.
British system eyed to curb radio advertising in Canada
News from New York reports Major W. E. K. Gladstone Murray of the BBC arrives to reorganize Canadian broadcasting along the British model. He will limit radio advertising to five percent of the broadcasting period after April 1 in the Dominion, as observers note potential lessons for America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New York
W. EK. Gladstone Murray
British Broadcasting Corporation
Majestic
America
Major Murray
Dominion
Textile education and industry welfare expansion
No doubt further the cause of textile education in promoting the welfare and expansion of the industry as a whole.
Politicians and Professors by Bruce Catton Jr
The article argues that Washington politicians resist the growing influence of college professors in the president's inner circle. It notes the clash between practical politics and campus seclusion and suggests the public may side with professors over politicians in the evolving advisory balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Jr. Geema
Washingington
Flys and laws and springtime reflections in a idle column
A mixed, loquacious column discusses politics and academia with a digressive riff on a midwestern citys beer law and police efforts against speakeasies. It also ponders flys, a window screen, and a playful spring poem about love and finances, mixing humor with social commentary.
Impractical Professors and Practical Politics
The piece contrasts the old college professor stereotype with a modern shift where practical leaders in Washington finance and industry steer events. It notes a decade of hands on governance and questions the outcomes of such practical governance versus theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Economy in government must extend to all levels
The piece argues that federal tax relief is only part of the burden. Local city, county, and state governments must also cut expenditures to preserve savings. It urges citizens to press local officials to follow Washington’s lead and implement economies nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam
Philippines Turn Up A Million Dollar Treasury Surplus
The report notes a surprising treasury surplus reaching a million dollars for the Philippines. Analysts ponder potential implications for economic policy and regional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Man fined for shooting rabbits pleads lack of defense
A man was fined recently for shooting rabbits. He claimed a right to do so but did not plead self defense. Vice President Garner received his 126th gavel as a gift. A Massachusetts shoe strike was promptly settled, with questions about where the pinches lie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Massachusetts
Dr Brooks Honored by Textile Foundation
The Textile foundation selects Dr Karl T. Compton of MIT and Dean Robert E. Doherty of Yale to join Dr Brooks and support efforts to promote scientific and economic research for the cotton industry. State College under Dr Brooks shows a strong record in training personnel for textile work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Textile Foundation
Brooks
North Carolina State
Foundation
Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert E. Doherty
Yale Engineering School
Ihs
Bank urges saving for rainy day and summer vacation
A bank advert promotes thrift by encouraging readers to set aside funds for unexpected times and future trips. The message aligns with prudent money management and personal savings goals.
No, Just Aftermath Favors The Fiddler
Voters debate how to fund the aftereffects of recent economic expansion. Citizens question who should bear costs for broader government programs and fiscal adjustments.
Man Steals Large Rubber Quantity From Alterne Tire Factory
A man allegedly stole a substantial amount of raw rubber from the Alterne tire factory recently. Police investigations are underway as officials pursue charges and identify witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altren
Ice Cream Makers Suffer Bank Holiday Glitch
Ice cream manufacturers faced minor disruption during the bank holiday as their assets were reportedly frozen. The issue affected production timelines and stock handling in the period surrounding the holiday.
Old Time Ties Raise Solo Mood in Bowling Club
A garbled note suggests a nostalgic mood and a casual club scene. Names, places, and events are unclear, but the fragment hints at social gathering and mood shifts rather than a concrete incident or outcome.
Reds routed as Boston tops Cincinnati in spring action
Manager Dente Lush plans to test his Reds against New Orleans prospects Gale Perrell and Mel Warder after a lopsided loss to the Red Sox. Okl Hildebrand pitched effectively yesterday, allowing four hits and no runs in four innings for a 5 4 victory, with Hudsin and Brown also delivering solid relief appearances.
Beck Dominates Dodgers Exhibition Run Keeps Earned Runs Low
Fort Myers Florida March 30 Walter Beck the big hurler from this appears to have won himself 4 weeks on the Brooklyn Dodgers mound staff In 15 innings of exhibition game pitching seven against the Athletics he has allowed only two earned runs Yesterday he blanked the A s with three hits in four innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myers
Fla
Walter Beck
Brooklyn Dodgers
Athletics
Beck
A's
Giants Weight Rookie Roster Cuts Hint Through New Uniforms
In Houston on March 3, the AP notes no cuts yet to the Giants rookies but signals of potential layoffs emerge as several players Martin Reggie Mapp Mike Hale Art McLarney and Harry Danning were kept in their old uniforms while others received new gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
New York Giants
Martin
Reggie Mapp
Mike Hale
Art McLarney
Harry Danning
Brown to Face Former Sox Teammates in Homecoming Start
Orlando March 30 AP Walter Brown star pitcher for the Boston Red Sox will pitch against his former teammates in the first game of their long trip home. He is off today for the road trip and returns to take the mound in the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Walter Brown
Adonis
Boston Red Sox
Braves Return From Bradenton for Newark Tilt
The Boston Braves resumed spring camp in St. Petersburg after a stay in Bradenton to face the Newark club of the International League. They were buoyed by yesterday's 12 to 3 victory over St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fila
Boston Braves
Bradenton
Newark
St. Louis
White Sox defeat Oakland as Swanson stars on base paths
Pasadena report says Evar Swanson, acquired late in 1932, sparked a 8 to 3 win over Oakland with three hits and four stolen bases while manager Lew Fonseca watched on. The fleet footed outfielder has been hitting and stealing bases exceptionally since joining the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Evar Swanson
Lew Fonseca
White Sox
Oakland
Swanson
Tigers Arrive in Galveston for Third Tilt With Giants
Detroit Tigers reach Galveston Texas after seven straight exhibition wins including two against the New York Giants. They are set for their third game with the Giants as part of a series in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Browns Triumph in Sixth Exhibition Win in Eight Games
West Palm Beach Florida March 30 AP The St Louis Browns kept a winning habit in exhibition play their sixth victory in eight games as they pounded Buffalo for nineteen hits to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
St. Louis Browns
Bufalo
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Multiple Cities
AP reports results from several games yesterday including Brooklyn defeating Philadelphia 10 to 5 and Boston beating St. Louis 12 to 3. Other notable outcomes: Detroit 7 over New York 4 and New York 5 over House of David 3.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
House of David
Buffalo
Birmingham
Washington
Today’s Schedule: Brooklyn vs Philadelphia and More
Brooklyn versus Philadelphia in the North division leads a chaotic schedule. Boston faces Cincinnati in the Atlantic clash while St. Louis meets Buffalo in the Atlantic region. Detroit hosts New York as London venues and Atlantis in Georgia are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Buffalo
West Perm Beach
Detroit
New York
Waetlington
Atlante
I shall Give You Up in Lent
A speaker declares during Lent to deny themselves pleasure and gives a vow to give up a beloved companion. The tone is reflective and earnest, with a formal, admonitory cadence.
Embassy Stoned in Mexico City Protest Daniels Nomination
In Mexico City last Friday night protesters stoned the U S embassy over Josephus Daniels appointment as ambassador. Posters by the central committee of the communist party of Mexico urged Daniels removal and overthrow of the Mexican government. Arthur Bliss Lane, charge d affairs, reported the incident to the foreign office and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Josephus Daniels
United States
Mexico
Arthur Bliss Lane
Washington
Foreign Office
Daniels
Central Committee
The
Communist Party of Mexico
Azueta
Uribe
Vera Cruz
Congress Leaders Arrested in Calcutta Crackdown
Acting president M. K. Aney and 569 Congress members were arrested in Calcutta amid a session of the nationalist party that had been banned. Included among those detained is Ram Dae Gandhi, son of Mahatma Gandhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Aney
Congress
Ram Dae Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Sam F. Vance Auditorium Opens at Lexington Junior Order Home
The Sam F. Vance auditorium and high school building at the Lexington Junior Order Orphanage in North Carolina is complete aside from seating and equipment. The fireproof structure cost about $100,000 and spans 25,000 square feet across two floors, funded by a $2.04 member assessment over three years. The facility honors Sam F. Vance for nearly four decades of service. seating capacity is 1,000 and installation should finish within three weeks.
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AL Foshh
Orm
Lexington
Sam F. Vance
Junior Order
United States
North Corona
W. M. Shuford
North Carolina
State Council of the Order
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