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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1933
Page
4
Recovery Trends and Dollar Devaluation in World Markets
A Daily News Record observer argues that recovery signals are masked by gold price focus while July trade highs show gains above prior lows. He notes May July stock advances reflect inflation expectations rather than real gains and discusses dollar devaluation as a tool to boost American exports and creditor debt transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News Record
Europe
United States
U. S
Probation System Abuses Need Careful Reform
The piece argues probation is humane yet frequently abused by hardened criminals and repeat offenders. It quotes Charles Evans Hughes Jr. of the National Probation Association asserting probation was never meant for gangsters or kidnappers and calls for cautious extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
National Probation Association
Probation Policy Seen as Humane and Economical
The piece argues probation offers a humane route for first offenders and youths, saving public funds, reducing prison upkeep, and aiding reform. It cautions that the policy risks undermining justice if applied to hardened criminals, noting pardons or paroles often follow good behavior.
Extradition Doubts Over Insull Case Highlight Fraud View
A letter suggests using American Greek confidants to press embezzlement charges against Samuel Insull to bring him back for trial. It notes two failed Greek extradition trials show Greek courts lack equivalents for fraud and embezzlement and may be unsympathetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Insull
America
Insuli
Greece
Price Glory and Human Torpedoes Drawn From Japan Plan
An article foresees a future war with greater carnage and describes Japan's human torpedo concept. Volunteers would steer explosive craft into enemy ships, risking death. coercion or execution could occur if volunteers refuse. The piece frames wartime daring as heroic.
The Real Foundation of American Life
Bruce Catton recalls ancient Rome to warn of modern America as President Upham of Miami University cites a drift toward a Roman level. The piece contrasts hungry masses seeking federal aid with a craving for circus style entertainment including sports, dances, and sensational contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Rome
Coliseum
America
A. H. Upham
Miami University
Ohio Teachers
Values Beyond Froth in American Life
President Upham cautions against forgetting essential values such as self-denial service and idealism while criticizing entertainment as moron driven. He argues that beneath surface froth a swift deep current exists—the awareness of real problems and a resolve to act with purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upham
Massed public spirit drives steadfast resolve
A speaker urges respect for the serious purpose of the people and warns against assuming the populace is heedless. He notes a hidden drive and commitment beneath the surface that should not be forgotten.
Labor federation gathers child labor museum exhibits
The American Federation of Labor begins collecting shop notices pay envelopes newspaper clippings photos and letters to show how child labor operated. President William Green directs the effort and the federation hopes to preserve the past before it vanishes as it believes child labor will soon be a thing of the past in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Federation
America
May family’s seven sons adopt American names in San Francisco
In Chinatown San Francisco a Chinese family named Moy changes each son’s name to classic American leaders and figures William Howard Taft Moy Thomas Jefferson Moy Theodore Roosevelt Moy Abraham Lincoln Moy William McKinley Moy Ulysses S Grant Moy George Washington Moy The roll call shows strong assimilation and pride in the United States as the family embraces 100 percent American identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
William Howard Taft Moy
Thomas Jefferson Moy
Theodore Roosevelt Moy
Abraham Lincoln Moy
William McKinley Moy
Ulysses S. Grant Moy
George Washington Moy
San Francisco
Publicity versus Silence in Methodist Conflicts
The Charlotte News criticizes the North Carolina Methodist Conference for dropping charges without revealing their nature. It contrasts this with a Virginia case where a pastor resigned after a public, but minor, lapse. It asks whether openness or secrecy serves moral accountability better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte News
North Carolina
Baldwin
Virginia
Smedley Butler
Scientists Report Dreaming Thinking Paradox Among Men
A Depauw University scientist reports that about two thirds of the men questioned believe they thought while dreaming and that roughly the same proportion dream while thinking they are awake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depauw University
Extraditing Insull From Greece Falters Over Messy Details
Report notes the difficulty of arranging Extradition of Insull from Greece due to complex legal and diplomatic hurdles and potential delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insull
Greece
Dividends Cut Hit Major Razor Maker Shareholders
Dividends of a large razor manufacturer were slashed by more than 50 percent from the prior year. Stockholders face a sharp reduction in returns and a disappointing payout.
Satisfaction in Poverty Cites Pension Relief
The speaker laments living without riches while noting relief from earning a $100,000 annual pension, framing poverty as a form of satisfaction and freedom from high earnings.
Actress to Wed Childhood Sweetheart After Three Divorces
The actress, long divorced thrice, plans to marry her childhood sweetheart, a decision seen as overdue and sparked by their rekindled connection. The couple’s plans unfold amid public interest and media attention.
California girl who will be masculine and neuter
Reported prediction regards a California girl undergoing gender transformation with a focus on future sexual and social identity. Emphasizes sensational framing of gender and identity as a notable public topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mae Wests Points Prove Curves Don’t Diminish Wit
Mae West shows sharp wit alongside her iconic figure as she delivers pointed humor and clever one liners that keep audiences laughing. Her confident stage presence and clever quips reinforce her timeless status in entertainment history.
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Mae West
Scientist reports more men dream of nudity than women
A researcher notes the difference in dream content with men more often reporting nude dreams than women, though the finding applies only to dreams and not waking life.
Cambridge Scientist Warns Of Brain Deterioration Decline
A Cambridge University scientist asserts human brains are progressively dying out with no evidence of previous or ongoing brain life. The claim emphasizes looming cognitive decline and a potential population-wide loss of neurological vitality.
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Cambridge University
Daily Letter From Tear Fashion and Policy Angles
A compact review notes a fashion psychology angle shaping a new gold policy as the era’s tensions surface. The piece mentions cross currents in Soviet talks and continues to quote Tom Heflin’s public calls while the NRA defies a collapse narrative.
Roosevelt monetary policy aims at psychological effects
Roosevelt uses gold purchases to stabilize dollar value and curb foreign exchange fears while pursuing economic planning. Noting the distinction between newly mined gold and total reserves, officials emphasize the policy's aim to prevent rising dollar from hurting imports and to avoid domestic price falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Roosevelt
Flames Devastate Oil Plant Killing Three in Tiverton
A tank collapse at the New England terminal oil storage plant in Tiverton sparked a 41 hour blaze that killed three men and caused damage estimated from 800000 to a million dollars. Rhode Island authorities and Graver Construction officials began investigations into the disaster as inquiries focus on the causes and sequence of events leading to the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ind
Graver Company
Leslie Hornbeck
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Gaylor Henshaw
Vinita
Henry St. Pierre
Fall River
Mass
Frank Aguiar
Man Luiz
St. Anne's
Tiverton
R. L
New England Terminal Company
Atlantic
Rhode Island
Graver Construction Company
Harmonica Gives Youth New Hope in Philadelphia
Norman Klase, ten, who earned pennies in taprooms with a tin harmonica to feed his starving mother, won aid from the Philadelphia Harmonica Band Women’s Committee. They plan to place him in the band, fund art school and college hopes, and provide essentials, including a new harmonica and instruction book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Norman Klase
Allentown
Norman
Philadelphia Harmonica Band
Benjamin F. Maschal
Lindbergh Talks With Kellogg in The Hague
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh spent the morning at his hotel in a long conversation with Frank B. Kellogg, former American secretary of state. He then met the head of the Royal Dutch airlines for a conference on Dutch air navigation after arriving from Paris with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Charles A. Lindbergh
Frank B. Kellogg
Paris
Amsterdam
Royal Dutch Airlines
Novelist Answer to Previous Puzzle
Puzzle clues reveal a grid style brain teaser with horizontal and vertical entries. The page lists numbered word hints including literary terms and directional compass words, suggesting a crossword style challenge featuring a depicted novelist and various definitions to fill.
China Area Measured At Four Million Square Miles
A historical report states China covers about 4,000,000 square miles, noting vast land extent and geographic scope. The figure reflects early cartographic estimates used in regional summaries and global atlases of the period.
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China
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