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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1934

Page

3

Washington Letter on NRA shakeup and New Deal writers

The Washington Letter reports on the loss of Gen. Hugh Johnson from the NRA and Donald Richberg’s reduced role, with Roosevelt facing direct scrutiny. It notes NRA growth from a small office to about 4000 staff, rising costs, and the literary output of New Dealers including Wallace and Perkins. It also covers housing project cancellation, Navy expansion proposals, and a DC Guard auto tag plan amid Capitol Hill clearance and slum elimination near the Capitol.

Washington White House Roosevelt Hugh Johnson NRA Donald Richberg Commerce Blue Eagle Wallace Perkins Ickes New Democracy Cummings District of Columbia National Guard Capitol Hill Capitol

The Cilew of the Forgotten Murder

The Blade reports a Riverview impostor case involving Frank Cathay and a hitchhiker named Mary Briggs. Dan Bleeker presses for a full retraction plus damages while pursuing a deeper lead on Cathay’s whereabouts and the pocket theft that masqueraded as Cathay.

Charles Morden the Blade Frank Cathay Riverview Mary Briggs Dan Bleeker Mordon Fisher Charles Ney Cathay’s Bleeker Dick Kenney Kenney Nixon Homicide Morden

NRA Chiselers To Be Watched By Recovery Board

Washington reports that the new national industrial recovery board plans stricter policing of code violators under Hugh S. Johnson. The group, led by 8. Clay Williams, will push greater code compliance as a model for the nation guided by a Crowell study in Ohio. A judicial NRA branch may be created with Justice Department and FTC representation.

Washington NRA Hugh 8. Johnson Roosevelt National Industrial Recovery Board Clay Williams Benedict Crowell Ohio Crowell Willams Board White House Williams Justice Department Federal Trade Commission

Complaints Heard At Raleigh Board Meeting

Several complaints were heard today at a meeting of the state board of assessment. Com complaints were received on assessment of valuations on properties of utilities and domestic corporations.

Raleigh State Board of Assessment

Farley Forecasts GOP Share in Congress Drop

The Democratic National Committee plans to announce that the next Congress will hold the smallest GOP percentage since pre civil war days. Survey data predict about 25 Senate seats and under 100 House posts in the 74th Congress, with Republicans dispute gains in both chambers.

Farley Congress Croil B. Dickson Associated Press Washington Democratic High Command Democratic National Committee Senate House

Minette Mills Union Dissolves Charter and Calls Off Pact

Grover North Carolina October 10 The United Textile Workers local at Minette Mills signed a Sept 7 pact but disbands the union and asks cancellation of the agreement. E V Kiser and H H Becknell say dues will go to the church and praise NRA code adherence while noting improved harmony without the union.

C. F. Harry Minette Mills Harry Textile Workers’ Local Union Grover N. C Union E. O. Kiser H. H. Berknell

Health View Points on Child Rheumatism and Tonsil Links

Health Magazine discusses pediatric rheumatism where the exact cause remains unknown. It notes higher death rates among affected children and a link to prior tonsillitis or sore throat, while acknowledging symptoms like pallor fatigue and vague body pains require careful evaluation.

Avoiding adult laxatives for children and California Syrup of Figs

Do not give adult strength laxatives to children even in smaller amounts. Use a liquid laxative with senna such as California Syrup of Figs to relieve occasional constipation safely. It supports normal digestion and appetite, making bowels move regularly with less discomfort.

California

Liquid Test for Constipation in Children

The article explains a three step approach using a liquid laxative tailored to a child's age and condition. It notes adjusting the dose until bowel movement occurs without aid and mentions a branded product California laxative favored by druggists.

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