Re. Terry's Dutch Letter Opens Local Meeting
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1934
Page
4
A THOUGHT Depart from me all ye workers of ini quity
A short reflective verse cites Psalms and a Democritus saying on justice and personal unhappiness in wrongdoing.
Yugoslavia Guards Its Prestige Amid Student Strike
Belgrade university students halted a strike aiming to remove the education minister. Gendarmes armed with bayonets broke it up, 275 students jailed, including 85 girls, with reports of beatings and torture. Parents protest as two girls show facial injuries from police blows. The piece likens Yugoslavia’s action to US history and notes long-standing government intolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Ths
Call for international monetary conference urged by press despatch
Col. Frank Knox publisher of The Chicago Daily News in Moscow favors the United States calling an international conference on monetary stabilization to revive Europe’s economic status.
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Frank Knox
The
Chicago Daily News
Moscow
United States
Europe
America
London
Roosevelt
Col. Knox
Germany
Hitler
France
Infant death rate surge alarms North Carolina health officials
The February death figures show infant mortality rising from 432 in 1933 to 528 in 1934, with pneumonia, measles, and pellagra also up. Health leaders link the spike to poverty, tenancy, and farm life, urging expiation of the state's poverty as a social issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Originator of hot dogs dies at 78 avoiding his product
The inventor behind the hot dog concept died at age 78, reportedly avoiding eating the very food he created. He kept distance from his own product, reflecting on a life devoted to the idea while steering clear of the dish that carried his name.
Smith College Students Stranded By French Language Mishap
Several Smith College girls faced trouble entering France after using learned French phrases they had studied. the incident shows how overheated self disclosure caused travel issues for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith College
France
Darrow NRA Debate Highlights Limits of Recovery Board Report
The New York World Telegram notes Darrow criticizes NRA as a half way house and warns public supervision without ownership may not end monopoly. The recovery act is seen as a blueprint for industrial democracy, with NRA still improving its structure and facing charges of big business dominance in code authorities.
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Darrow
NRA
New York World-Telegram
Darrow Board
National Recovery Review Board
Clarence Darrow
Johnson
NRAA Faces Pressure Over Code Making Shortfalls
The exchange features Johnson and General Counsel Donald R. Richberg defending NRAA against criticism of steel code handling. Richberg notes safeguards planned after rapid code creation. Critics claim NRA and its codes need improvement, but NRA's defense is deemed adequate.
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NRAA
Johnson
Donald R. Richberg
Darrow
Richberg
NRA
Brain trust and Congress clash over policy origins
Bruce Catton argues the so called brain trust largely reflects congressional ideas shaped to push major New Deal measures. He notes the truth in securities bill shows no loopholes, attributed to brain trust work, and urges attacking Congress rather than the brain trust. Justice Harlan F. Stone stays out of politics, reinforcing court nonpartisanship.
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Bruce Catton
Brain Trust
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Congress
McLeod Bank Deposita
Johnson Utilities
Wall Street
Harlan F. Stone
U. S. Supreme Court
Justice Stone
Supreme Court
Charlies Evans Hughes
Court
Salmon P. Chase
Beachside Luxuries in Santa Monica Shoreside Mansions
O O McIntyre tours Santa Monica beach homes of cinema stars led by Marion Davies Taj Mahal and Townsend Nether and Con stance Talmadge. Neighbors include Daniles and Ben Lyon with private beaches, night illumination, and airplanes for butlers. Louella Parsons, famed columnist, holds star confidences and dramatizes scandal with her column reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Marion Davies
Townsend Net+ eher
Constance Talmadge
Daniels
Ben Lyon
Louella Parsons
Parson
Old Morning Telegraph
Nickelodeon
PATTERGRAPFICSE M. L. Patrick Ab adult complaint
The text presents a fragmentary and unclear note about an adult complaint described as a whoopeeing cough. It references a wise father and a quote on honesty and payment, but lacks coherent context or identifiable events, persons, or places.
Fragmentary Musings on Fame and Meaning
A reflective clip notes a baseball strike out record and fan mail, questions a nudist colony scandal sheet, and muses on commencement purpose. It links diploma meaning to confidence, suggesting worthwhile values over mere gold or silver.
No courage left to act as world grows busier
A sharp remark on how constant news and events overwhelm a person. The piece implies that frequent upheavals drain time and energy, leaving little room for personal initiative or action. It reads as a cultural critique of modern society.
Clarence Darrow and the NRA contrast in New Deal era tones
The remark notes a distinction between harshly criticizing the NRA and composing supportive epitaphs for the New Deal highlighting the era’s rhetoric and public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Darrow
NRA
New Deal
Post interview with General Michado sparks rumors on Dillinger hunt
The New York Post located and interviewed General Gerardo Michado. The piece prompts questions about whether the Post will broaden its coverage and pursue Dillinger further.
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New York Post
Gerardo Michado
Dillinger
Dressing Gown Spotlight Sparks Hollywood Reverie
In Wilshire district shops the narrator and his wife admire a solitary dressing gown displayed in a white plush window. A clerk speaks of special manufacture and possible lese majeste, while the couple imagines a simpler, old fashioned gown and muses on Hollywood’s grandeur.
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Wilshire
Hollywood
Housemen and hospitality in California hotels
A reflective portrait celebrates hotel housemen as quiet, diligent workers who humbly support guests. The piece notes rapid local assimilation for newcomers and contrasts American civic friendliness with Parisian flattery, ending by lampooning Los Angeles charm. Names appear as dinner invitations from notable figures.
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W. R. Sheehan
Frank Craven
Miriam Hopkins
Edgar Selwyn
Earl Anthony
Middle-West
California
Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Los Angeles
Comedy at Ted Cook's Beach Show Sparks Local Q&A
A narrator performs seaside jokes at Ted Cook's Laguane with a Gilbertian mix of Stan Laurel impressions and a mock Australian ant eater contour. Dogs bark children cry and horses disrupt shade trees as bystanders hear a gag about avoiding the water to stretch the act.
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Ted Cook
Laguane
Stan Laurel
South Africa's Gold Supply to Run Out in 15 Years
The article warns that within fifteen years South Africa’s gold reserves, which have supplied over half of global output, are expected to be exhausted, signaling a major shift for the mining industry and world markets.
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South Africa
Modern Etiquette Q&A on introductions and dress
Roberta Lee answers about introducing six to eight people, suggesting brief group mentions of two or three names. The inner envelope on wedding invitations should remain unsealed. For an informal dinner a girl may wear a semi evening frock.
Look and Learn Look and Learn puzzle answers
Answers include aluminum copper rubber silk nickel mica flax lead lac cotton silver iron platinum gold zinc. Bronx derived from Jacob Bronck. Largest poisonous snake is king cobra about 18 ft. Al Jolson's real name is Asa Yoelson. The U S paid 20 000 000 to Spain for the Philippines Porto Rico and Guam.
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Bronx
New York
al Joleon
U. S
Spain
Philippines
Porto Rico
Guam
Jacob Bronck
Asa Yoelson
Daily English Lessons From W L Gordon On Word Use
Daily English notes by W L Gordon discuss common usage mistakes and pronunciation. Today’s focus is the word controversial and its meaning plus guidance that no controversial questions will be answered.
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W. L. Gordon
How to fry potatoes and care tips from a quiz
How can I make fried potatoes golden brown by sprinkling flour before frying. How to prevent bruise discoloration with hot cloths applied immediately one after another. How to iron embroidery by placing it face down on Turkish towels and ironing the back with a damp cloth on top.
Invention of playing cards traced to Asia China
The text notes that while many nations claim credit for inventing playing cards, consensus holds that they originated in Asia, most likely China. The statement frames historical belief rather than asserting a definitive origin.
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Asia
China
Russian scientist notes eye moves about 100 times a minute
A Russian scientist asserts humans move their eyes voluntarily about one hundred times per minute. The claim emphasizes frequent, intentional eye activity as a natural reflex in daily vision.
Bard of Avon and puzzle clues cross many entries
A fragmented crossword style list presents clues and numbers ranging from Perfume and Cavity to Morass and Ireland. It includes entries like Stout hooked lever and Dev on, with scattered words such as Laughter sound and Serene, indicating a broad, mixed puzzle compilation without a single cohesive event.
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Ireland
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