Quotations on Judgment and Truth from Bible and Byron
A biblical verse from Isaiah declares judgment and truth as measures that expose lies. A Byron line echoes a question about who can endure perfect justice among humanity.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1933
Page
4
A biblical verse from Isaiah declares judgment and truth as measures that expose lies. A Byron line echoes a question about who can endure perfect justice among humanity.
The veterans administration seeks to assure fair treatment under the economy bill. It states diseased veterans with disability traceable to war service will be protected and that new schedules for rating will extend coverage. The bureau emphasizes that veterans unable to earn a living due to war related disability will not be dropped from aid.
Dr A J Barton of Wilmington Baptist challenges the White House policy on beer noting beer served there and midnight beer deliveries undermine dignity. He argues the White House is key to moral aims yet tolerates 32 percent brew and questions global belief in dignity under the current resident.
High Point city physician Dr. W. J. McAnally argues that lime improves North Carolina soil as a proven fact, while commercial lime salesmen challenge his claim amid debates in the General Assembly about agriculture.
A local advocate, Dr. McAnally, pressed North Carolina officials to open lime deposits for state use and farming needs. After partial repeal of a mining provision, he secured a repeal of the repeal. The state highway commission retains power to enter the lime market, pursuing his goal of a productive lime industry in the state.
Guilford County and its cities must choose soon between maintaining current school quality and a lower tax rate. The General Assembly has enabled a low ad valorem tax, reducing the county rate to about 32 cents if last year’s book values hold. Most of the $450,000 teaching-pay reduction comes from eliminating the eight months of school funding.
A critical essay argues that public schools face collapse due to prolonged funding cuts and political influence. It decries teacher wage reductions and broader senescence of municipal governance while urging reform of local government to rehabilitate schools and sustain democracy.
Judge Felix Alley's ruling may block a 43 county law that would let debtors of closed state banks buy deposits at full value after 18 months of liquidation. Representative W. A. Sullivan urged the question to the Supreme Court, hoping for a sustaining decision.
The piece notes Al Smith refuses to enter the New York mayoral race, arguing his leadership is badly needed to lift city governance. It reflects on the city’s historic political weak points and quotes Smith as made for the job, lamenting that he won’t take it.
North Carolina faces rising bootlegging due to high gasoline taxes and beer levies, prompting talk of interstate cooperation. The state patrol shifts to border duties to curb tax evasion across lines and enforce revenue laws.
State Sen Daniel M McCarthy of Kansas who acts as secretary to his wife Congresswoman Kathryn O Loughlin McCarthy states he is not on the federal payroll and does not expect to be. He earns only a $3 daily salary while the legislature is in session and covers hotel costs.
Offices of the North Carolina Weekly News tabloid open in Raleigh by Carrol Wilson editor and publisher. project set to debut in June.
Notice of sale under a deed of trust by W H B Jackson and wife Lucy A Jackson to Central Bank and Trust Company trustee. The property at 217 Idol Street High Point Guilford NC to be sold at courthouse door on June 7 1933. Bafe Deposit Co successor trustee.
A deed of trust was executed and recorded naming C. R. Allen and wife of Columbia Allen as grantors with the Central trust institution taking action.
Notice of a shift in trustee status for a deed of trust dated August 2 1927 to secure indebtedness. Central Bank and Trust Company, originally trustee, could not act, so the undersigned has become successor trustee by a writing recorded in Guilford County North Carolina deeds office.
United and by power of sale in a deed of trust dated February 13 1929 and recorded in Guilford County North Carolina the trustee Horace Haworth will sell at public auction for cash in front of the Municipal Building High Point on Tuesday May 30 1933 at 11 oclock A M Lots 150 and 151 Emery Wood Addition No 4 Guilford County mortgage holder requires 5 percent cash at sale this 28th day of April 1933 Roberson Haworth Reese Attorneys
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