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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1933
Page
4
A dated religious page opens with a Biblical line from II Samuel about Jonathan’s fall in battle and closes with a secular meditation from Emerson on control and power. The short notes frame a devotional mood for readers.
The Roosevelt administration plans to present NRA policies directly to farmers amid growing unrest in the farm belt. Milo Reno leads the farm strike via the National Farm Holiday Association, while officials consider hog purchases and principal-coin payments for acreage reductions.
Secretary Wallace urges a fair trial of the national recovery program, saying the new machinery is worth testing while acknowledging the need to admit mistakes and adjust operations as facts justify. He stresses perseverance in aiding farmers amid difficulties and criticizes no one for questioning the approach.
The article argues for upholding the new agricultural machinery long enough to allow a full and fair trial. It urges resisting attempts to replace it with unaccepted principles, appeals to sportsmanship, and notes the Agriculture Secretary would admit mistakes if the trial shows inadequacy.
Hugh Hawley once sentenced to five years in the Atlanta penitentiary for an attempted $50,000 mail robbery had the term stricken and was placed on five years probation. Judge Meekins cited clemency letters from Wilson, including one from the bank involved, as reasons for mercy. The crime remained serious and five years in prison now became probation amid unseen extenuating factors.
A men’s wear writer notes readers yawning at world events but arguing over a small watch pocket. He suggests moving the pocket from trousers to jackets, provoking sharp rejoinders about fashion and form.
The article notes Vice President Garner's quiet approach and asserts his pivotal role in rallying Congressional support for Roosevelt policies. It highlights expected test after January 1, with Garner guiding Democratic majorities and preparing to back NRA reforms while maintaining strength as Senate president.
The article weighs private salary scales against public service pay, noting high banker and corporate incomes versus modest government wages. It also covers Recovery Administration influence, steel unionization, Ford labor practices, and the Smithsonian report on ozone shielding life from ultraviolet danger.
Jeff Monroe of Maryville Missouri, a ditch digger, was buried after a funeral that drew a large crowd. Two ministers led services and a long procession honored a life of humble labor and quiet generosity including Christmas pigs for needy children.
The article notes that Machine Gun Kelly will remain in solitary confinement until after Christmas, a measure drawing reactions about his treatment and the broader safety concerns surrounding the case.
A Chicago woman refuses to leave prison saying she has nothing to wear. The excerpt mixes frightening slogans with a crisis scene and a sense of 1990s nostalgia.
G A Lewallen of Park Street defends his use of the word mob in a past letter about repeal voters. He disputes Rev A Lincoln Falk’s claim that Digs contributed thousands to prohibition funds in 1908 and asks the minister to correct the remark. Lewallen emphasizes truth as life’s foundation and pledges straight talk.
A preacher recalls the blunt harms of alcohol from family memory. He cites ruined lives, ruined households, and deadly outcomes to urge caution to young people and elders alike referencing biblical warning and ancestral experiences. The message centers on liquor as a curse with lasting social and personal damage.
Letter from John Hall urges private endowments to fund High Point high school library as state aid and city bonds fail. He cites 1,227 students needing collateral reading books and asks individuals in the community to contribute to sustain the library’s activities.
Sweden Denmark Iceland Finland and Norway comprise the five Scandinavian nations described as a regional group. The statement lists the member countries and notes their collective regional identity.
Advice emphasizes eye health through twice daily eyewashes, gentle massages, and a moisturizing eye cream. Use weak boracic acid solution if preferred, avoid mascara in eyes, and ensure good lighting and proper glasses if needed.
General beauty news item reports that TI. E. Grainger, agent and conservator of the North Carolina Bank and Trust Co, filed a statement in Superior Court showing equal assets and liabilities of 21,511,712.03 as of September 30. The filing lists receipts, disbursements, expenses and pledged resources to the Reconstruction Finance Corp and to secure deposits and bonds.
A garbled crossword style list with clues and numbers references. Mentions a famous flyer, London law, and phrases about flight and voyages, likely a mixed puzzle page item with multiple across and down entries and missing clear narrative context.
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