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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1933
Page
4
Artificial plan urged to distribute work in machine era
A Greenville mill strike follows a 10 percent wage rise and a shift to a stretch-out system that cuts jobs while boosting output by 25 percent. The piece argues for a federal artificial plan to allocate remaining work across all industries, claiming unregulated labor and machinery undermine fair distribution and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
8. C
Race Over Eighteenth Amendment Repeal Gains Momentum
New York voters show strong support for repeal with early counts suggesting a wide margin. States like Michigan Rhode Island and Wisconsin already voted yes while governors vetoed measures in Colorado and Oklahoma and several legislatures adjourned without action. November 7 sets the renmin in this state and anti prohibition forces anticipate nationwide alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New York
Michigan
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Colorado
Oklahoma
Georgia
Kansas
North Dakota
Merits of appeal amid untaxed whis key sales
The passage argues that the appeal gains distinct merit only because the whiskey is untaxed and being sold or used, implying the cancellation of levies would be more credible if these conditions did not apply.
Unrequited Desires of Human Family and Morgan Bank Legacy
The piece cites Frances Perkins on labor expansion through better access to goods and services, exploring the modern need to finance a fuller life and stable employment under the New Deal. It notes Morgan, Morgan firm’s on demand repayment, and lingering Wall Street prejudice around banking during the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Perkins
New York
Secretary of Labor
United States
Morgan
Wall Street
Not Likely To Carry Through With Ponies
Editorial notes skepticism about legalized horse racing in North Carolina. Despite counties possible to vote on pari mutuel devices, the constitution may block expansion of gambling. Public local bills may fail under judicial scrutiny as horse racing attempts to carve out state exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
General Assembly
The Poverty of Mr Morgan and a Prejudice
The article contrasts small-salaried Americans paying income tax with J P Morgan and partners who reportedly paid no income tax since 1930. It notes losses and write offs used to minimize taxes, suggesting possible avoidance while acknowledging the long odds of action from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Treasury
J. P. Morgan
United States
Morgan Partners
Morgan
Plain Talk Outs War Debts Critics World Finance
Bruce Owens argues that U S leaders ignored the global impact of war debts. He says insisting on repayment via goods failed and forced gold payments, harming currencies and banks worldwide. He condemns US reluctance to accept possible debt relief and calls out denial of real consequences.
Hook advises on planting by moon and garden tips
An editorial segment discusses President debts and naval downsizing before presenting Robert C. Hook's thirteenth planting by moon article. It details May 26 27 planting days and signs in Cancer for vegetables including beans broccoli and tomatoes. A reader letter praises a home made tobacco spray to control aphids and thrips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Hook
High Point
Former mayor named Kentucky colonel by governor
A former mayor who now works as an elevator operator in the capitol at Washington has been made a Kentucky colonel by Governor Lafoon. The remark adds a wry note about the ups and downs of the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Washington
Kentucky
Lafoon
Optimist gardener hopes for big vegetables this season
A lighthearted line notes that an optimistic gardener expects his crop to match the impressive sizes shown in seed catalogs, imagining vegetables growing as large as those pictured though real results may vary.
Soviet Union Unveils Major Loan At Ten Percent
The report notes Soviet Russia has just floated its largest loan at a high 10 percent rate, prompting speculation that the nation may be in a precarious financial position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
Roosevelt forestry army faces delay amid tree sitter protests
The article notes a large Roosevelt forestry army of thousands armed with Bxee, arriving late after earlier protests by champion tree sitters. It frames the delay as a missed opportunity compared with past activism and hints at ongoing public contention over forestry policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Forestry
Dictatorship Comforted When Dictating To Others
A pointed remark notes that many people tolerate autocratic rule as long as power is exercised over others. The quote critiques the ease with which individuals accept oppression when they are not the ones governing.
Why Excelling Beauties Become Talkies Stars
A remark on how many striking performers rise to screen stardom because they master their lines and deliver dialogue with confidence. It suggests clear link between acting skill and early talkie success.
1891 rain-making experiment funded by Congress
In 1891 Congress appropriated $9000 for a rain making test to end a drought. Dynamite was sent aloft in balloons and kites and exploded but produced no rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Private bankers in Babylon under Nebuchadnezzar era
In 600 B C private bankers are first heard of in Babylon during Nebuchadnezzar's reign, illustrating ancient financial practices and moneylending in Mesopotamia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
Nebuchadneszar
B. C
Literacy Gap Says 4 Billion Readless in Nation
National Advisory Committee on Literacy reports over four billion people in the country lack reading or writing skills and jokes about sending them to Germany where literacy would not be permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Advisory Committee On Imteracy
Germany
Lexington Bank Names Fred C. Allen Executive VP
In Lexington on May 24 Fred C. Allen a banker formerly with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Charlotte district office has been named executive vice president of the Commercial Bank of Lexington. He will arrive Friday to assume duties as the bank plans to open for new business by early next week with deposits held liquid in cash or at the Federal Reserve. Joe V. Moffitt, bank president, says Allen comes with high recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Commercial Bank of
Fred C. Allen
Charlotte District
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Allen
Federal Reserve Bank
Joe V. Moffitt
Corrinne Hears Harry's Footsteps in Turbulent Night
Corrinne hides longing as Harry’s arrival upholds a fragile illusion of safety and sleep. She battles hurt from a thinning romance, clutching at warmth and a feared, treacherous mood in a drama of secrecy and waiting. NEXT: Corrinne makes a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrinne
Harry
Hosiery Mill for Sale in Lexington
The Shoal Sink hosiery mill, a large Lexington plant, is advertised for sale in a local paper. The auction will be held at the plant on Railroad Street on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Concord Man Dies After Two Weeks Ill
J. W. B. Long 61 a prominent Concord educator died in a local hospital after a two week illness. He was widely known in the community for his years of teaching and service. He will be mourned by students and colleagues across Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
J. W. B. Long
Trio Negro Girls Drown in Wingate Pond Incident
Three girls, daughters of John Williams, drowned near Wingate while wading in a fish pond. The accident occurred during routine fishing activity, leaving the community in mourning over the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRIO
Negro Gierla
Monroe
John Williams
Wingate
Rev R I Farmer to Lead In Services
Rev R I Farmer will lead the First Methodist Protestant church mid week service at 8 o clock in the Christian Endeavor room. He will conclude the study An Ancient Hymn Book The Psalms as a continuation of the Old Testament study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
Christian Endeavor
R. I. Farmer
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