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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1934
Page
6
Rodney Dutcher surveys a Washington scene where veteran Clarence Darrow, aged 78, appears doddering yet proves mentally sharp in a boardroom power struggle with Sinclair over the National Recovery Administration. The piece also discusses Russo-American debt tensions and prospects for trade with Russia amid the Export-Import Bank's role.
Enterprise Bureau in Raleigh reports sales tax receipts rising as 56 field deputies chase more than 75 000 delinquent returns. Audits show merchants overpaid or underpaid due to law misunderstandings, with officials hoping for over 1 million dollars more by June as errors are corrected.
Church services focus on the topic of Adam and fallen man with the May 13 lesson sermon. The Golden Text cites I Corinthians 15:22 about life in Christ. Bible citations include prophecies on the fate of the wicked and the meek inheriting the earth.
The Lesson Sermon references Psalms 37 10 11 and quotes Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. It emphasizes discernment of spiritual reality over material beliefs and the Christ as the path to Paradise freeing man from earthly probabilities and study of weather or brainology.
Large attendance at Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church for Mother's Day services with a big Sunday school turnout. Rev. H. W. Taylor delivered an 11 o'clock sermon titled Mother Anxiety and roses awarded to the oldest mother, Mrs. J. H. Moton, widow of the late Rev. J. H. Moton. Evening program featured a "Mother" theme.
A letter from "A Socialist" in The Enterprise warns of a local push by the American Fascisti open to the public, announcing a jubilee with a rodeo and carnival on Greensboro road the week of May 21. The作者 argues fascist appeal to white supremacy and flag symbolism risks silencing dissent and urges readers to observe broader community activity beyond the rodeo.
Four year old Charles E. Cox son of Mr and Mrs L P Cox Greensboro was killed when he ran in front of an automobile.
E W Staton 69 died at 801 Smith street at 2 25 am after six months of illness He had worked 12 years for the Southern Railway as watchman most recently at the Wrenn street crossing He was born October 20 1864 in Amhurst County Virginia and came to High Point 27 years ago He is survived by wife Maggie Bunnell eight sons two daughters a brother two sisters and eight grandchildren Funeral services will be Thursday at 3 pm from the home led by Rev O L Ruth with Oakwood cemetery interment
At North Dakota Agricultural College in Fargo a goldfish lived three months in an airtight globe. Water plants inside remained alive as the fish produced carbon dioxide for them and fed on the plants while breathing the oxygen the plants emitted.
Between January and June 1933 England recorded 3025 fatal road accidents resulting in 3025 deaths. 1581 were pedestrians, 520 cyclists, 514 motorcyclists, and 410 motorists and passengers.
A group of Warwickshire farmers plans a new factory to can exes pork poultry and milk along with standard meats fruits and vegetables.
A pair of dogwood plow homes carved by hand in 1845 were displayed among relics during Ruston Louisiana’s semi centennial celebration, highlighting local heritage and craftsmanship.
Loretta Woody and Joan Burke, along with Roy Williams and others, are in custody after Gettle’s rescue from a foothills house near La Crescenta. Police say five suspects tied Gettle, who described a long, frightening captivity and near-miss with a ransom payment. District Attorney Burton Fitts vows life sentences. the rescue followed a failed $60,000 ransom and a tipped-off chase across Los Angeles area streets.
Chicago data from May reports unsettled trading across butter eggs and fresh produce. Notable figures include 10 086 unsettled specials with varied scores, 30 662 receipts, 23 percent firsts and seconds, and 22 percent current earnings. Interstate market terms centered on butter and egg sales with fluctuating percentages.
May 15 report from Raleigh states 15-year-old Rebecca Sadler swallowed tablets and is improving under medical care. No motive attached. physicians report the girl is on the road to recovery.
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