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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
4
A compact reflection citing Proverbs and Confucius on darkness, stumbling, and the perils of watching wickedness. The quotes juxtapose biblical and classical wisdom to warn against moral complacency and curiosity about evil.
A Senate inquiry exposes how Morgan's finance network funneled profits to favored customers who bought stock at ground-floor prices. The piece argues such practices reveal systemic waste, calling for government-backed reforms to ensure living wages and stable work for all, while urging careful modernisation of economic rewards and governance.
The article notes labor difficulties emerging with the first upturn in commodity prices and demand, mainly in less critical industries. In basic sectors workers remain steady, awaiting the New Deal's direct impact, while the government faces a crisis in applying industrial policy.
The North Carolina Public Utilities Commission weighs rate reductions for Southern Bell Telephone amid disputes over depreciation and the impact of American Telephone and Telegraph ownership. The company argues eight percent net on rising value, while depreciation reserves have doubled asset value in seven years.
Raleigh reporters expect the governor to appoint his nominees to public office in one day and complete the entire task quickly. The governor has received much advice on how to handle the crucial appointments amid concerns about watered stock and other issues.
The piece argues the revolution is complete in an orderly, nonviolent shift under the Roosevelt administration's new industrial control policy. It credits a blend of reform and private profit aims and notes support from labor leaders and business figures. It also surveys youth attitudes toward war, suggesting readiness to enlist if war loomed.
An anonymous piece on typographical errors in a village poem, with humorous misprints and a critique of editors. The slice ends with brief chatter about local civic clubs and tonight's baseball games between Roterians Kiwanians Civitans and the American Business club, praising amateur teams over pros.
Theodore EB Shuey, longtime Senate reporter and official record keeper, dies at 87 after 65 years of uninterrupted service from 1868 through Roosevelt era. He recalled four day talks and refused other jobs, while senators paid tribute annually on his birthday. White House notes recount Roosevelt era film favorites and books in his office.
Dr. Donald A. Laird a Colgate psychologist lists 66 kinds of fatigue with the worst case described as a husband pressured by a wife to assist with spring housecleaning.
A movie actress boasts about uniform dining pieces but critics argue against such claims. Dr. Charlies H. Mayo warns people rush through life, echoed by a speed cop’s testimony on pace of living.
A municipal court jury last afternoon found B. Garbee and Mrs. Thelma Maynard not guilty on three separate immorality charges after a two day trial. The acquittal ended a lengthy session with the judge and jurors concluding the case.
A portrait of the private Bank of Morgan at 23 Wall Street, guarded and exclusive with a signature library and distant residences in London and Long Island. The piece contrasts its modest setting with the grandeur of its global peers and notes its strict access.
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