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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

5

Raleigh Trinks Maxwell Sticks

Raleigh trinks Maxwell sticks by J C Raskerfervill in The Waterprice Bureau at the Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh on May 25. Opinion favors Commissioner A J Maxwell to be retained as head of the Revenue Department by Governor J C B Ehringhaus, with a likely major reorganization and shakeup across divisions.

J. C. Raskfervill Waterprice Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh Revenue A. J. Maxwell Department of Revenue J. C. B. Ehringhaus Ehringhaus Revenue Post Maxwell Revenue Department General Assembly Raleigh

Not Just Another Pill To Deaden Pain

Modern medicine offers a remedy that targets the underlying conditions causing pain. Regular use aims to reduce monthly suffering and build lasting relief, with persistent use potentially providing permanent results.

Baptists Seek Limits on Federal Council Subjects

The May 25 Washington report notes G. W. Taft of Chicago presented a recommendation to northern Baptists to retain affiliation with the Federal Council but impose strict limitations on topics the council may discuss including birth control war and peace and the social relation among youth.

Washington Federal Council of Churches G. W. Taft Chicago Federal Council

Business Grows as Gilmer Secures License

Six months after arriving in Charlotte to sell neckties G. E. Gilmer has expanded his operation and taken out a manufacturer's license reflecting growth in his business.

Charlotte G. E. Gilmer

New Pender Store Opens Tonight on Washington Street

The D. Pender store at 113 E. Washington Street opens tonight from six to nine o clock under Van O Jones superintendent of western Carolina stores. W G Koontz leads management with an experienced staff and the shop offers meats and groceries with modern equipment.

D. Pender E. Washington Street van O. Jones Western Carolina W. G. Koontz

Maxwell’s Reappointment Hinges on Departmental Reform

The article notes Governor Ehringhaus may reappoint Maxwell as Revenue Commissioner only if he agrees to a broad restructuring of the department. Ehringhaus, while valuing Maxwell’s abilities, dislikes the Revenue Department’s internal dysfunctions and aims to improve governance and public rights over partisan considerations.

Department of Revenue Watts C. Max Gardner Maxwell Gardner Ehringhaus

Mussolini Inspects 40 000 Fascists Parade In Rome

Premier Mussolini rode horseback before a parade of about 40 000 fascists in Rome. The procession stretched for several miles as he reviewed the show of strength.

Rome Mussolini

Funeral rites for Dr Roswell Flack tuberculosis expert

Funeral services will be held here for Dr. Roswell Flack 54 tuberculosis specialist who died in Memphis Tennessee after a paralytic stroke. He was a native of Rutherford county.

Rutherfordton Roswell Flack Memphis Tenn Rutherford County

Alleniu Claims Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief

A newspaper advertisement touts Alleniu from Mann Drug Co as a powerful cure for rheumatic pain, sciatica, neuritis and lumbago. It promises a 48 hour relief and a money back guarantee with an 85 cent bottle, claiming reduction of excess uric acid and enabling a family to see dad return to work.

Mann Drug Co Alleniu

Electrical Storm Sweeps Philadelphia Area Kills Four

A severe electrical storm in the Philadelphia region caused four deaths and nearly a million dollars in damage. Homes and schools lost roofs, hundreds of trees fell, and thousands of windows were broken as the storm moved in from the northwest. A woman died lightning striking her home, a Camden resident died of fright, a Fairmount Park pavilion collapsed under a man, and a Chester County farmer perished in his car.

Philadelphia Weather Bureau Camden N. J Fairmount Park Chester County

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