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A compact collection presents a biblical warning from Malachi 4 1 about a day of burning for the wicked and proud followed by a Shakespearean reflection on pride serving as its own mirror.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
4
A compact collection presents a biblical warning from Malachi 4 1 about a day of burning for the wicked and proud followed by a Shakespearean reflection on pride serving as its own mirror.
The Wall Street Journal surveys the federal budget, estimating a four billion dollar deficit due to Congressional and executive drafts for reconstruction. It notes the distinction between ordinary and extraordinary budgets and warns that an uncontrollable deficit risks debt inflation and loss of fiscal control.
A passage notes that debt would rise by about 10 billion dollars or 63 percent in four years. It questions how long the rapid increase can continue without forcing other measures or crises to become inevitable.
Film star Lee Tracy is dismissed by his studio for deplorable behavior in Mexico City. He appeared partially clothed on a balcony and shouted at cadets after a cabaret party and drinking. He admits he yelled like a drunken mistake and laments lost idol status.
The group presents aims to discourage democracy's liberty, shield citizens from executive overreach, recognize Russia without imitation, study dictators' histories, remind voters of three government branches, raise the dollar's symbolism, and push a back to college ethos for leaders while stressing national honor and debt repudiation risks.
The President rejects claims of dictatorial aims and welcomes constructive criticism of the NRA. He vows to press ahead with reforms, urging the Forgotten Man to judge the program by its overall purpose and benefits while acknowledging potential missteps.
Bruce Catton quotes Frances Perkins to the New York Merchants Association on NRA balance among finance industry agriculture and labor. She calls NRA a good technique for balance and notes it is a key fact in the recovery program. It clarifies why NRA faces criticism by showing each group should get a fair share of prosperity.
The piece argues the NRA is a conduit for smoother future prosperity and notes the need to accept setbacks. It also reports a Bertie county case where a farmer received 18 to 20 years for second degree murder, with a proposal to reduce to 10 years for a $2000 payment.
A foggy night near town leads to a stopped car and a late repair as the writer recalls walking to town, meeting a stranger who misreads his identity, and considers manners versus aloofness. He shares experiences at a fair and chides a column-name mishap with humor.
General Johnson told President Roosevelt that infractions of NRA codes are widespread and evasion is common in some quarters. The NRA could be highly valuable for the country if fully enforced, but many firms display the Blue Eagle without meeting regulations. Government action to ensure fuller compliance would fix a major flaw in the recovery program.
A German duke was arrested for riot voting while in another country the same act would have meant a payment to stay away. A tuberculosis expert notes a potential cure with cocci and diplococci bacteria suggesting a scientific name link to mats. A film producer who insulted his wife faces consequences in court.
A faction within the German Christians movement seeks to expel the Old Testament from their religion leaving only the New Testament. The move aims to redefine doctrine and practice amid sectarian tensions.
Cincinnati to Dec 23 The blue ribbon temperance society led by Judge Stanley Struble has dissolved as prohibition ends. The judge explained the group existed mainly during dry days and that violators would face probation with a first drunken offense carrying the original sentence.
Washington reports from the census bureau that the cotton spinning industry operated October at 101.9 percent capacity on a single shift. Spinning spindles in place totaled 30,869,848 with 25,875,142 active. October hourly output averaged 235 per spindle. In cotton growing states, 19,126,798 spindles in place, 17,614,074 active, and 5,342,706,122 total spindle hours. States listed include Alabama Georgia Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia with per spindle hours ranging 231 to 320 and various activity totals.
Gurney P. Hood says 80 of 81 unrestricted banks in groups one two three and six have joined the federal deposit insurance program. He predicts all unre stricted banks will be insured before year's end. Hood expects reorganization of six or seven restricted banks and notes unanimous adoption of the bankers code.
A fragmented puzzle-like list presents Russian names and clues. Entries reference deities, trades, and roles such as a commissioner, sailor, and mayor, interwoven with nouns like earthwork and sleep. The item reads like a riddle column with partial answers and scattered cross clues.
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