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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1933
Page
4
A biblical line from Isaiah laments a fallen empire while a later aphorism by Sir Philip Bidney asserts a fair woman can lead by influence without spoken command. The two quotes juxtapose rule and persuasion across eras.
General H J Johnson asks Governor Ehringhaus to grant University of North Carolina President Frank Graham a leave of absence to lead a national recovery administration educational program for the public. The request highlights Graham as a capable fighter with a strong mind and daring leadership. The UNC board of trustees will consider the matter at their Chapel Hill meeting Saturday.
The Boston Globe endorses a monthly tax payment plan to ease burdens on taxpayers. It notes discounts for early payments and penalties only on unpaid balances, praising the approach as a practical, Christmas season friendly option while acknowledging current arrears and timing fatigue.
A reform proposal ties to September federal and October state tax deadlines. Massachusetts would allow 10 percent installments on local bills, reducing interest on tax anticipation notes and spreading payments through the year. Beginning 1935 assessors shift to January 1 and semi annual bills in June and October.
High Point hosts three day gathering of the United Daughters of the Confederacy for the North Carolina Division’s 37th annual convention. The event highlights patriotism and healing after the Civil War and features planned Historical Day and Night services. Local A D C chapters coordinate the program to welcome attendees and showcase the organization’s ideals.
Gus Winkler, a confessed gangster, was riddled with bullets as he headed to talk with police about Chicago gang activities including a December mail robbery. Police believed he planned to name confederates, prompting the gang to strike first and silence him.
A late night call in sleet and freezing rain sends a doctor to a poor family on the city’s edge. The patient is a girl with a severe cold that is not dangerous. The mother explains they delayed calling because they could not pay much, hoping the doctor would come when he wasn’t busy.
A Budapest bookseller advertised a volume of indispensable knowledge for brides to be. Thousands mailed orders but complaints followed when a buyer received a 19th century cookbook instead. A man sued for fraud, yet the judge acquitted the bookseller, endorsing the idea that cookery is essential for a prospective bride.
A criticallook at the NRA program and blue eagle symbols amid strikes and layoffs. It argues prosperity requires wage earners’ gains and calls for democratic social control to ensure the common good as recovery progresses.
A faction wearing khaki shirts presses requests for President Roosevelt to assume dictatorial powers. They continue to push their claim while signaling restraint with their attire.
Cafeterias in New York are organizing to unionize, aiming to improve wages and conditions for workers. Management faces the challenge of maintaining productivity as employees push for collective bargaining rights.
The report alleges that Cuba's ABC group plans a further upheaval, likely spurred by hostile treatment from school children, highlighting rising tensions and potential youth involvement in political action.
A coroner's inquest in Ninety-Six, South Carolina, heard Burley Leppard admit that he and three companions whipped Bennie Thompson with automobile tubes after a cafe altercation. Thompson died after the group allegedly left him by the roadside. authorities seized Leppard and two others and hunted two more as a police chief disputed implicated promises.
Western screen star Bud Horne tours High Point with World Bros and Buffalo Ranch Wild West. Horne, 28, from Thermopolis Wyoming, acts and rides stunt horses, presenting scenes from Across the Rio Grande. He came from Hollywood on leave and will meet admirers after performances.
Raleigh Times reports Henry Burke former assistant director of the state budget bureau will be named budget officer of the federal agricultural adjustment administration in Washington Burke will earn about ten thousand dollars a year and an official announcement is expected late this week or early next He has studied Wake County and Raleigh governance for a citizens committee
Sue asks her father to handle the Thornton firm account for Jack and her, while stressing communication to avoid future quarrels. The elder Merryman reflects on aging, success, and resilience, and agrees to present the account, keeping it private from Jack. The scene shifts to Sue’s family as they face poverty, perseverance, and a promise to move forward together.
Puzzle style list hints reveal a crossword style clue set from a periodical. Entries include references to beers, sycophant, police invasion, elopement, prefixes, waves, notes, age, costs, guidance, observation, ironing, estoppel, ship records, color, conformity, and the inventor.
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbers 37 through 53, including secular echoes for 37, details on 38 sloths, 41 fame from invention, 45 deity, 46 satiates, 48 constellation, 49 mark out, 51 electrified particle, 52 search furtively, 54 Oh, 55 born in Edinburgh, 56 professor at university, and verticals 1 5 9 10 11 42 15 17 19 23 25 27 29 33 34 35 36 40 42 43 7 44 3 45 4 47 5 50 6 52 7 53.
Termites are a crucial food source in some African communities and battles are often fought over control of the giant ant hills. Local peoples pursue these estates for sustenance and territory, reflecting the cultural and ecological significance of termite mounds.
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