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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1933

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Federal Reserve Council Opposes Mobile Currency Plan

The advisory council to the Federal Reserve Board warns Roosevelt against a currency of fluctuating value. It argues that price levels rise only with higher income and demand, that instability depresses securities, hinders reconstruction funding, harms wage earners and savers, and delays recovery. The group favors gold-based stabilization with international safeguards.

New York The Herald-Tribune Washington Dispatch Advisory Council Federal Reserve Board Roosevelt Herald- Tribune Federal Advisory Council

Brush Fire Weers Spares Tujunga After Destruction

A stubborn forest fire destroyed numerous small cabins and some larger homes in the northern Tujunga foothills, imperiling many firefighters. The blaze veered away from the town, allowing most residents to evacuate and leaving Tujunga apparently safe today.

Los Angeles Tujunga Here

Direct Testimony Begins In Bank Case Hearing

In Greensboro Navy 23 special master Kenneth Brim hears the case where John D. Biggs as receiver of the Commercial National Bank seeks about one million dollars from former directors. A. E. Spellman testifies on bank examinations. loans questioned date back to 1930. Additional withdrawals reduce the claimed total to seventy thousand, with sixty thousand for an alleged illegal dividend withdrawn.

Greensboro Navy John D. Biggs Commercial National Bank Kenneth Brim George Crawford J. W. Hiatt G. Williamson C. H. Marriner Thomas J. Byerly Winston-Salem

Surrender of Rheta Wynekoop husband in Chicago murder case

Chicago chief of detectives says evidence ties the killing of Rheta Gardner Wynekoop to someone in the household after a Tuesday dinner. Earle Wynekoop, 27, surrendered to police denying knowledge of the operation room murder and was questioned as investigators pursue a lead that the crime occurred within the home.

Chicago William Shoemaker Earle Wynekoop Rheta Fillmore Street Wynekoop Kansas City Shoemaker Rheta Gardner Wynekoop Wynkoop

Ex King of Theatre Testimony on Hoover Pressure

William Fox tells Senate Banking Committee he was coerced by bankers into selling Loew's control. He says he sought White House access through Hoover and met with Claudius Huston and James Burke to discuss Mayer's role in the Los Angeles based chain. Fox recounts conversations with Hoover and says he aimed to protect his film empire amid political shifts.

Washington Hoover Senate Banking Committee William Fox Nickelodeon Brooklyn Loew's, Inc William J. Donovan Justice Department Miter Fox Donovan William PD. Mitchell Claudius Huston Huston Republican National Committee James Francis Burke White House Department of Justic Burke New York Louis B. Mayer California Mayer Republican Organization Loew’s Loew Senator Adams D-Col

Ruth named potential Newark Bears manager report

Newark Nov 23 Babe Ruth is said to have been offered the managerial job for the Newark Bears of the International League with a fifty fifty chance of accepting. The late news flash notes uncertainty about his decision and intent.

Newark N. J Babe Ruth Ewark Bears

Ill NC college head Dr Brooks improving after paralysis

Physicians said Dr C Brooks head of a North Carolina college is ill in a hospital after a stroke like paralysis. They reported he is doing as well as could be expected and that his condition is not much changed.

Washington C Brooks N. C. Are College

Local Farmer Sees New Outlook on Life Amid Tobacco Prices

Raleigh dispatch reports L Ward of New Born telling Gover Phringhaus that scores of farmers in his section have a new outlook on life as tobacco prices rise. Ward comments farmers may seek profit margins up to 1000 percent.

Raleigh L. Ward New Born Gover Phringhaus Ward

All Star Football Selections Lead NEA Series

The NEA Service begins its all star selections with Jack Sherland of Pittsburgh as the first choice. The lineup includes Mehre of Georgia, Kizer of Illinois, Thom of Arkansas, Bill building of California Los Angeles, Armstrong of Utah, McMillan of Kansas State, and the top All-America squad chosen by Bill Braucher.

HK Enterprise Nea Service, Inc Jack Sherland Pitt Harry Mehre Diversity Georgia Noble Kizer AllSouthwest Pred Thom University of Arkansas Bill Ulding University of Calinia Los Angeles Tke Armstrong Utah Bo McMillan Kansas State Bill Braucher NEA Rts

Judge Refuses Plea To Quash Venire In Scottsboro Case

Decatur Ala November 23 A motion to quash the venire for Heywood Patterson one of seven negro defendants in the Scottsboro case was overruled by Judge W W Callahan. Defense counsel alleged racial exclusion from jury pools but the court found proof that officers enforcing laws had not systematically excluded Negroes. The case stems from an alleged March 25 1931 assault on two Huntsville white women aboard a freight train and was moved from Jackson County where most defendants faced death sentences later set aside by the U S Supreme Court.

Decatur Ala Heywood Patterson Scottsboro W. W. Callahan Morgan Joseph R. Brodsky New York International Labor Defense Patterson Huntsville Jackson County Alabama United States Supreme Court A. J. Tidwell Morgan County Brodsky Tidwell J. J. Sykes Callahan pTace Davis Scottsboro Boys U. 8 UU. 8 A. B. Hawkins Hawkins Hamlin Caldwell

Relief Agencies Expand Buy Programs For Needy Families

Washington leaders outline large scale relief effort to feed and clothe about 1 million families this winter. Federal Surplus Relief Corporation and Civil Administration join with AAA to purchase and distribute food and goods, including beans and pork, to the destitute.

Ashington Federal Surplus Iet Corporation Surplus Relief Corporation Federal Emergency Agricultural Adjustment Civil Administration Civil Works Administra Harry L.kins Ee Surplus Relief Corporation O Rday Agricultural Adtment Administration Washington

Beverly Hills Scientist Parody Echoes Air Obsessed Mentors

In Beverly Hills on November 22, WHLL Rogers ridiculed scientists for risking lives and money to study nothing, describing their pole flights and eleven mile ascents as chasing air. He mocked their pursuits as pointless for the lay audience.

Beverly Hills Calif

Fire threatens Tujunga as 170 workers flee blaze

A fast moving brush fire northwest of Los Angeles trapped 170 welfare workers on unemployment relief projects who fled to safety. The fire, out of control, burned through Tujunga destroying several homes and forcing evacuation of the American Legion hall and other buildings. Firefighters and responders treated burns and fought the red tide as smoke darkened Hollywood.

Los Angeles Tujunga Bw Hotchites The Los Angeles Times American Legion Hall Hollywood

Gold Price Holds Steady At $33.76 An Ounce

The administration left the domestic newly mined gold price unchanged at 33.76 dollars per ounce for the third consecutive day. London price stood at 33.96 dollars with sterling opening at 5.40 1 2 to the pound.

Washington London

U. S. Approves 29 N. C. Road Projects

The bureau of public roads approved twenty nine highway projects in North Carolina prior to November 18, with costs from under 590 to over 240000. Projects span Mecklenburg, Rockingham, Swain, Onslow, Cabarrus, Cleveland, Davidson, Jackson, McDowell, Moore, Randolph, Avery, Franklin, Pender, Macon, Forsyth, Union, Mitchell, Anson, Richmond, Nash, Rutherford, and Person counties, including graveling topsoiling surface treating and bridges along dozens of routes and miles.

Washington North Carolina Bureau of Public Roads Bureau Mecklenburg County Charlotte Concord Rockingham County Madison Wentworth Swain County Camp Creep Cherokee Onslow County Zebulon Cabacour County Cleveland County Shelby Fallston Davidson County Thomasville Winston-Salem Jackson County Cherokee Dellwood Jackson Swain McDowell Burke Avery Woodlawn Ingall Moore Randolph Seagrove Avery County Altamont Linville Franklin County Afton Pender County Atkinson Burgaw Kings Mountain South Carolina Macon County Murphy Franklin Mansfield Forsyth County Lexington Winston- Salem Union County Monroe Mitchell County Buladean Tennessee State Line Anson Richmond Pee Dee River Nash County Red Oak Aventon Rutherford County Forest City Bostic Person County Roxboro Virgilina

Roosevelt Stands Firm On Gold Policy Amid Word Offensive

Washington Nov 23. Morgenthau prepared to confer with President Roosevelt as the administration pressed its gold buying program. Morgenthau disclosed funds from postal savings and other sources were used to support government securities. Warburg and Fisher voiced differing views on policy as the gold standard debate continued.

Roosevelt Washington Henry Morgenthau, Jr Warm Springs RFC Federal Reserve Board Sprague Treasury Morgenthau Postal Savings Farm Credit Administration Federal Deposit Insurance Federal Reserve Bank New York Federal Reserve James P. Warburg Philadelphia Warburg American Academy of Political Science Irving Fisher Yale Thomas D. Okla Wall Street Fisher

North Carolina Governor urges board to reshape game warden role

Governor Ehringhaus pressed the state board of conservation and development at its first meeting with five new members to consider reforming the game warden position into an educational agent for conservation. He noted possible consolidation of chief game warden and inland fisheries heads and discussed potential dismissals of Charles England and J.S. Hargett.

Raleigh Ehringhaus State Board of Conservation and Development North Carolina Charles H. England J.S. Hargett J. Q. Gilkey Marion John A. Nelson Commercal ‘S J. P. Rawley T. P. Carter H. R. Lindsey J. W. Harrelson Department J. L. House, Jr Colonel Harrelson Department of Conservation Piedmont Georgia

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Federal Reserve Council A. E. Spellman Spellman High Point Builders Supply Company Theatre ON Stand Today I. Brooks Venire Texas AAA Winslow Ariz Rogers U. S N. C McDowell County Spruce Pine D. M. W. Sprague Game Warden
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