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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1933
Page
4
A compact reflection on the tongue as unruly and dangerous, quoting James 3 8 and noting the weight of how words are spoken rather than what is said, attributed to Alexander Smith.
Tense U S Germany relations sour as Count von Neurath cancels a planned 11 30 meeting with Ambassador William Dodd delaying talks until nightfall. The incident follows Dodd's critical speech and signals worsening diplomatic strain between Germany and the United States.
A visitor to the Women’s Air Pageant says he was drawn by glamour yet disappointed by sloppy attire. He recalls Amelia Earhart Elinor Smith and Ruth Nichols and notes maidens wore jodhpurs flat shoes and men’s shirts, dampening enthusiasm for female aviation.
Durham forms a central Hallowe en committee with police fire civic groups and recreation officials to guide and supervise Halloween activities. The move aims to curb mischief while ensuring safety and sane celebration for the community and its youths.
The text urges cities to replicate a preventive program that channels mischief away from observances into wholesome recreation. It argues such efforts reduce vandalism and alcohol fueled rowdiness and create evenings of genuine pleasure for all ages.
A Walden paper note clarifies that the 18th Amendment could not be vetoed by the President since ratification requires a two thirds vote in both houses and state submission. It recalls Wilson’s veto of the Volstead Act and Harding then voting for both measures while a senator.
The Christian Science Monitor argues General Johnson rightly warns against strike excesses to protect the recovery program and public opinion. It notes unions and labor disputes, praising NRA mediation while urging restraint to avoid harming recovery and labor movements.
At hearings on modifying the cotton textile code President Sloan of the Cotton Textile Institute cited wage and employment gains since the NRA code. He reported employment rising from 20 600 in March to 466 000 in early September and payrolls increasing significantly, aiming to reach or exceed 1926 levels.
The veteran journalist reflects on reform effort dynamics and timing, noting betterment often comes unexpectedly and from unforeseen sources. He cites NRA benefits for cotton mill workers and recalls his 1917 Mission to Russia to warn about the Kerensky regime's weaknesses and the true start of the Russian revolution.
Helena Record Herald notes efficiency experts treat courtesy as a key business asset. Five actions shape customer influence: employee interest, information quality, mode of address, politeness in deeds and words, and neat attire. Question raised on youth reverence and parental home influence.
The article sketches Gilliam Grissom as a precise, cautious candidate for North Carolina governor. It notes his stance on repeal of the eighteenth amendment and his avoidance of public debate on the issue while signaling his continued political maneuvering within the Republican Party. The piece depicts him as neutral and wary of intra party conflicts.
An Americanized Bible edition omits the creation narrative early in the text, drawing comment that it buries the story in the middle of the book and that divine displeasure is evident.
Sheffield cutlery factories expand production as Germany loses market share. The note mentions price competition and themes of fair pricing in haircuts, framing the industry shift and local impact with a wry, period newspaper tone.
On the same day, umbrella industry and mutual savings bank codes were signed, underscoring readiness for any rainy day with coordinated standards and policy alignment.
Willis Thornton reports Ann Burlak and 250 Communist demonstrators visiting Washington to protest textile code changes. Police escort, flag bearing Burlak, and clashes with critics mark the scene as officials anticipate a January hunger march and continued labor unrest amid industry recovery signals.
Roger Peacock former Duke captain of the southern conference championship golf team is appointed manager and executive secretary of the Indian Spring County Club. He will start duties Saturday and will keep his amateur status, planning to continue in tournaments.
A reflective poem describes walking through open fields and green woods. The speaker cherishes nature despite hardships like torn clothing and briar tangles. The scene shifts to a hickory tree, autumn nuts, and rainfall, ending with gratitude for venturing into the countryside with God.
Public notice issued under Treasury Circulars 121 501 and 602 announces the redemption on April 15 1934 of Fourth Liberty 4 1 4 percent bonds with specific serial digits and prefixes. Interest ceases on redemption date. exchange option available from October 16 1933 for new 10 12 year Treasury bonds with reduced rates. Copies obtainable from federal reserve banks branches or the Treasury Department Washington D C.
A dense list of crossword style clues and answers across multiple numbers. It includes references to literature figures, anatomical terms, directions, and common words, culminating in a final vertical clue about a well known bard and related attributes.
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