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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1933
Page
4
A reflective note cites James 5 20 about converting a sinner and saving a soul from death. It urges addressing wrongs we cause in others and stresses personal responsibility attributed to Dewey.
Capus M. Waynick speaks at Northwestern Teachers Conference on how North Carolina defines public education. He traces legislative judicial and popular concepts from 1776 to 1934, notes budget cuts, eight month term, and the need to keep teachers amid fiscal strain, urging strong public support for education.
A writer argues for intelligent militancy to champion education, calling for champions from all walks of life including teachers, parents, and those educated by the system. The piece warns that current funding and conditions threaten teachers, equipment, and classroom opportunities, urging bold advocacy and renewed commitment to democratic education.
A fragmented crossword style clue list with across and down entries and a closing quotation about the importance of public education and its funding in North Carolina. The text includes missing letters, dates, and a long moralizing note from a teacher urging consolidation of forces for educational support.
Maryland official says if Governor Lane's request to arrest nine men in the Princess Anne lynching is carried out, another mob may seize them from jail. State's Attorney John B. Robins opposes Lane's procedure while supporting full investigation.
A magistrate discusses potential publicity from holding men on murder charges. He doubts a suspect would stay jailed without bail and explains how a letter influenced Lane. He notes the jury could be recalled and witnesses before the grand jury, leading to possible arrest warrants.
In Edinburgh Scotland on 18(7) Stanley Baldwin criticizes the expansion of dictatorial powers for President Roosevelt as the strangest experiment in world history. He cautions that no one is certain of the aims and questions who should wield such power over a free people.
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