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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1938
Page
2
Daniels notes the South offers economic promise yet faces a human problem requiring national and regional solutions. He cites tariff barriers by foreign nations and highlights the South as a crucial potential American market amid national challenges.
Professor Howard W. Odum outlines three key tasks for the South to seize its opportunities. First, educate and motivate youth and adults about work, high living standards, and natural wealth. Second, create an expanded framework of occupational opportunities to support industry, commerce, and services. Third, train youth in vocational education, guidance, and scientific application.
Odum cites five funding sources for a Southern revival including improved agriculture and industry, more Southern investment, northern and western capital, federal funds, and grants from national foundations. He lists immediate adjustments such as reforming tenant farming, credit, land use, crop shifts toward food and feed, higher消费 levels, regional trade, and expanded agricultural exports.
The record notes that in 1937 motor vehicle owners in the United States paid a total of 1 584 dollars and 90 000 dollars in taxes, indicating substantial tax revenue from vehicles.
A federal economist predicts a temporary industrial decline in early 1939, followed by a resumption of growth in the second quarter as government spending boosts purchasing power. He notes current production has returned to 100 percent of 1923 25 levels, higher than a year ago, with gains since summer matching 1933 spurt levels.
A scientific note explains carbon dioxide blends with atmospheric oxygen forming carbonic acid. The process highlights gas interactions and implications for climate chemistry and air composition.
The CIO convention endorsed creating a permanent federal civil rights bureau to investigate employer conspiracies and restore labor rights, urged ending federal aid to governments abetting civil liberties violations, and backed anti strikebreaking measures including private arsenals.
The pythons, the largest snakes, may weigh about 300 pounds and reach 30 feet. Tiny burrowing snakes are barely thicker than toothpicks and about 5 inches long.
Wilhelm Gustloff is mourned in a Zurich ceremony attended by Nazi leaders who call the Swiss killing a pretext for intensified antisemitism. Von Ribbentrop and Bohle praise the embassy secretary as a blood witness and vow relentless fight against international Jewry. Flags fly at half mast as Hitler does not speak.
Frank B. Gannett of Rochester New York said in Miami Beach that he believed President Roosevelt would lose if he ran for a third term. He clarified he predicted Roosevelt would be renominated in 1940 but not reelected, noting recent elections suggest a tough fight if a third term is pursued.
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