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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1933
Page
4
A fragmented meditation cites Job 20 14 about righteousness as a robe and judgment as clothing. It notes the soul has a taste for the good akin to the body's appetite for food.
The obituary honors Robert Newton Page for 14 years in Congress and his varied roles in agriculture, rail, lumber, banking, and public service. It notes his leadership of the Page Trust Company and his 1920 gubernatorial bid, with a tribute praising his vision, courage, and patriotism.
The Austrian chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss was shot yesterday by a former corporal in the Austrian Army. Relations between Austria and Germany grow more dangerous as observers weigh potential consequences.
A yesterday shooting stirs questions about Nazi links amid Austrian anger toward Germany. Editorials show Bavarian Nazi fear, while calls grow for practical liquor control as repeal nears. Critics urge dry leaders to offer viable regulation instead of rigid absolutism.
The piece argues modern gunmen like Harvey Bailey and Machine Gun Kelly capitulated without a fight, contrasting them with frontier outlaws. It notes Civilian Conservation Corps recruits have gained an average of 12 pounds since formation, suggesting prior underfeeding despite outdoor exertion.
Staff Captain George W. Gilks of the Salvation Army predicts a rising sense of justice among working people to curb fraud and evasion. He cautions that greed and technical honesty will keep necessary public policing alive for years. The Blue Eagle shines but needs stronger claws to tackle highly technical offenders.
Bruce Catton compares the New Deal testing of Muscle Shoals as a potential yardstick for electricity rates. He notes critics warned of risks and that authorities aim to make the Muscle Shoals project a reliable benchmark for rate measurements.
Power authorities in Washington say Muscle Shoals customers will pay about two cents per kilowatt hour on average. The rate is slightly above half the national average last year, with Muscle Shoals authorities ensuring the return matches what a private utility would need to cover fixed charges taxes interest and depreciation.
David Lilienthal, director of power development at the Shoals, explains that the rates are set on a conservative basis to cover all service costs including operation maintenance depreciation and taxes. He notes provision for interest and retirement though not required by the TVA act, underscoring potential broad implications of the Muscle Shoals project under these financial conditions.
The question asks if the large alienation of affections lawsuit involving a B V D millionaire was filed as a union suit. It appears to be a personal liability action, not a labor or union case, but the source text needed to confirm the exact party names and nature.
Government faces $20 million rail loan and promises funds to upgrade passenger drinking cups. Officials say modern cups will improve onboard service and safety.
A detective was convicted in the shooting of a Capone lieutenant. The ruling follows a high profile investigation linking law enforcement to organized crime era tensions. Public reaction calls for accountability and transparency in police actions.
Hoot Gibson is reported to be broke and in debt as his creditors compel payment. The situation centers on outstanding obligations and looming financial pressure affecting the actor.
The Yale president declares a looming dark age amid rising smoke from factory chimneys. He links social decline to industrial pollution and calls for renewed public action.
A scientist calculates a rocket mission to the moon would require about 100000000 dollars in funding, but the team expresses a preference to walk instead.
The speaker questions moving the New York Stock Exchange to New Jersey, arguing longer travel for members to reach Morgan’s offices and questioning the rationale behind the relocation.
Sue remains terrified by Kenneth Corbett who stalks her after a shooting frame-up. Corrinne arrives with help as Sue faces dinner with Harry and the looming threat of Corbett, while Sue longs for Jack and safety. Corrinne hints at Corbett's belief he is irresistible and that Sue may never escape his influence.
A combined show featuring the Buffalo Ranch Wild West Buckley Bros and World Bros circus comes to High Point for two performances on Wednesday October 11. The traveling program includes Bud Horne’s Wild West act Capt Walker and Nubian lions plus Don the high jumper and the Youseppe acrobats. Admission is 25 cents for all.
NEW YORK Oct 6 A British mission seeks to reduce the war debt owed to the United States totaling 9.66 billion dollars. The delegation travels to negotiate terms and measures to ease repayment.
Sir Ronald Lindsay, arriving from London, said there may be cancellations of debt obligations but they would be temporary. He warned that the United States faces the monthly December and June installments, stressing the recurring nature of the debts.
Winston Salem October 4 The receiver of the People's National Bank in Winston Salem and the Elkin National Bank in Elkin received federal authorization to accept Home Owners' Corporation bonds in payment for real estate mortgages held by the banks. The move aims to liquidate assets of both banks.
Raleigh October 4 Chairman E B Jeffress of the state highway and public works commission said he hoped to secure federal approval for projects costing between 75000 and 1000000 in time to advertise for bids October 17. The federal bureau of roads notified him bids for 11 projects had been approved and work will begin shortly.
An advertisement promotes three minute relief from headaches using ph com with multiple ingredients. It touts RB C for aches pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs and recommends B C in tablet and liquid forms sold nationwide.
A mixed list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues about baseball figures places and terms including positions teams players and common nouns. The puzzle asks to fill entries such as names of famous players and related sports vocabulary with several clues referencing Babe Ruth and other baseball terms.
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