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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
4
A compact reflection pairs Nahum 1 7 praising the Lord as a stronghold in trouble with Seneca praising endurance through high and low fortune. The two lines express faith and stoic resilience as guiding principles.
The Department of Commerce plans to revise and detail the figures in retail sales indices, addressing long standing criticisms of the Federal Reserve board measurements. It argues that prompt statistics aid business, though warns government style reports risk becoming historical data if not as timely as private sources.
The American Legion at its Chicago gathering rejected immediate cash bonus demands to avoid inflation harming veterans on fixed pensions. Leaders warned a flood of money could devalue the dollar, hurting those with war risk policies and disabilities. ADisabled veteran urged the Legion to Stand firm against inflation.
Senator Reynolds returns home fueling momentum for early Soviet recognition as the United States weighs a formal step. Officials point to political and economic factors shaping the stance, with both nations expected to watch the developing discussions closely.
A synthesis of opinions on U S policy toward Soviet Russia argues that trade benefits justify recognition while anti recognition critics point to repudiated debts and alleged crimes. Pro and anti camps compare Soviet actions with European governments and historic atrocities to urge policy.
Premier Edouard Daladier questions why Germany quit the disarmament conference as France shows resolve to defend its territory. He warns of calm firmness while noting no current sign of conflict. Hitler's spokesman says Germany will honor treaty obligations despite withdrawal from the League.
Alfred E. Smith received an LL D at Albany urging that economy must not impair public schools. He warned that delaying or cutting education harms one year of schooling and cites New York City’s 1,150,000 pupils as a critical example of the stakes in public funding.
The excerpt argues that restricting education or impairing instruction to save costs harms future progress for 1,150,000 people and the city. It asserts humanity advances through education and a free press, and that any economy in schools must not undermine essential instruction.
The federal government plans to invest hundreds of millions to act as landlord for John Citizen. The slum clearance program expands Washington duties, with Ickes directing direct government house building and renting, after limited loan programs saw partial, uneven uptake.
An excerpted letter debate on prohibition repeal cites sources like the Wickersham Commission and Hoover. It presents claims for repeal including reduced saloon influence and crime, with statistics on illegal liquor seizures, arrests, and divorce rates alongside pro repeal arguments from various groups.
The author argues that federal involvement in abolishing city slums is not a desire for expansion but a necessity driven by events. Citing Al Smith, the piece frames slum clearance as a social justice goal that private effort may fail to achieve, justifying federal intervention.
The piece argues federal money should circulate and the building industry revive. It notes cities hollowing out as suburbs grow and old districts deteriorate, then lauds a government real estate push. Frances Perkins rebukes NRA meddling and a desert-route auto bus project shows modern business oddities. The Rockefeller report hints at liquor packaging after repeal.
A lighthearted note remarks Egyptians revere the sacred fly and will not harm it despite pests. The speaker reacts to surprising numbers of Egyptians present in the country.
U S FDA may require cosmetic makers to add vitamins to lipstick formulations. Industry regulators consider healthier products and label changes as part of consumer safety efforts.
The glowworm immobilizes prey with a sting, prompting a discussion on humane handling. Recounts of past stings highlight the challenge of avoiding future encounters and emphasize ongoing concerns about risk and safety.
The opening session of the Principles of Scoutmastership course was held last night at Catawba College for Salisbury district scouts. Dr. Bruce Wentz spoke on Educational Objectives and Liston Pope will discuss The Relation of the Scout Troops to the Parent Institution next Tuesday evening. Attendees included Isaac Huske of Cooleemee and several Salisbury residents along with High Point representatives.
Workmen uncover a solid gold Buddah in the Shan states during repairs to a sacred pagoda. The artifact is believed to be more than a millennium old, attracting attention from local historians and authorities.
A mixed set of crossword style clues covering rulers and deities with numbered hints and a vertical section listing terms from Monstrous to Jumbled type. The page blends wordplay prompts for a puzzle, including references to state leaders and ancient gods.
After a courtroom victory Judge Thornton sways with emotion as Sue and Jack celebrate a party at the Becker home. Corrinne and Harry welcome friends while Sue recalls a past love with Jimmy Hayden as a torch light parade passes and congratulates pour in.
Southern silk mills in Greensboro and Kernerville resumed limited operations after recent strikes in the north forced temporary closures.
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