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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1933
Page
4
A Biblically themed remark contrasts removing anger and malice with delaying sentiments. An external quote likens feelings to flowers that last longer when delayed, attributed to Richter and referencing Colossians 3 8.
A 5,000 strong crowd in Boston rioted after a German professor, Dr. Friedrich Schoenemann of Berlin, spoke on Why I Believe in the Hitler Government. Several injured and arrested as freedom of speech was challenged and viewed as harmed.
The newsboy, a long standing American institution, faces unemployment as some newspapers object to youth work. About 600 000 boys are employed in paper delivery earning roughly 100 million dollars annually. Advocates say the work builds character and provides income. opponents focus on child labor concerns.
The article recalls a 13 year gap since mob violence in California and notes the recent lynching of Brooke Hart’s confessed kidnappers. It criticizes Governor Ralph for not deploying National Guard and for applauding the act, suggesting mixed signals about crime punishment and public justice.
Revered pastor G Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial church departs for Winston-Salem to lead Centenary church. His three years in High Point drew a 1200 strong crowd at his farewell, the largest regular church gathering in town history, with broad praise for his vision and sermons.
The National Women's Committee of the 1938 Mobilization for Human Needs reports the human impact of long-term joblessness. Returning workers show lasting low mood, worry about the future, debt harassment, and reduced efficiency. Many face malnutrition and health issues, with rehire favoring those recently out of work.
Hollywood partygoers flood Beverly Wilshire and Clover Club as repeal cheers erupt. Adrienne Ames Bruce Cabot Mary Brian Frank Borenge Glenda Farrell Norman Krasna Gloria Swanson Michael Farmer and many others revel in champagne, confetti, and lingering early morning meals.
The New York Academy of Medicine reports that two of three childbirth deaths in New York over the past three years were avoidable. It pins 61 percent of avoidable deaths on the medical profession and urges public demand for proper care as America’s maternal death rate exceeds that of similar nations.
A Science Service bulletin notes efforts to speed aging in items from whisky to beer and cheese. The piece mentions aging antiques, political nostalgia in Germany and Hungary, and Japan’s samurai heritage, while noting New York still uses trolley cars.
An observer notes bees entering and leaving hives follow a right of way system to prevent interference with work. Bees load carrying gets priority over those delivering honey, whereas humans often ignore similar duties. The piece urges learning from bees about budgeting, planning, and orderly conduct.
Editorial note argues prisoners deserve daily news to satisfy needs while confined. It discusses ensuring access to current events within correctional facilities and references potential methods for distributing newspapers and broadcasts.
The remark attributes a dramatic outburst to Professor Sprague as he expresses opposition to inflation, noting the event occurring prior to the president’s action.
An automobile with its body reversed was demonstrated in New York. It appears designed to mislead police and pedestrians about the car’s true orientation and identity.
A futurist projection envisions super humans a hundred years ahead facing not only enhanced powers but enduring personal challenges. The idea blends scientific possibility with social questions about morality, governance, and unintended consequences.
A light headline notes that states act before repeal takes effect, with officials rushing to adjust laws. The mood is cautious as regulators prepare for the transition and potential enforcement questions.
An accident at the Lexington and Centennial corner about 8:45 left four people injured. L. W. Beasley of Thomasville and Woodrow Bray of Greensboro were indicted for reckless driving. Kathleen Sullivan of Greensboro suffered a broken pelvis and was moved to the Clinte hospital in Greensboro. others treated at Burrus Memorial hospital.
A Ford V-8 truck carrying two tons of merchandise completed a trans continental run in 71 hours 12 minutes 80 seconds, beating the fastest passenger train by four hours. Glenn Walde supervised the record in Los Angeles with officials and drivers welcomed at a civic ceremony. The truck’s 13 mile check run verified the speedometer to two tenths of a mile.
Charleston police announced that Robert Cox 19 and Ossie Drayton in Charleston confessed to a spree of crimes including an automobile theft hold ups and gun battles with officers. They admitted to the Summerville fruit store holdup and the shooting of 17 year old Blease Bunch who was wounded and in serious condition at Summerville infirmary.
The article notes the United States excels in building military dirigibles like the Macon while hydrogen filled Zeppelins from Germany are limited in wartime use due to hydrogen's high inflammability.
Ensign Lincoln O. Denton earned the Henry Feinberger trophy for general aviation efficiency in 1983 for his role in the search for the lost dirigible Akrov.
A word puzzle from a Doughboys page lists across clues for actress related entries and down clues including plant names, body parts, and common words. The grid references first names last names and various general terms, forming a themed challenge for readers.
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