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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
8
In a tense scene Sue confronts Ted’s absence and Sarah Len’s presence as Ted’s wife arrives with suspicions. Jack defends Ted while Sarah Lou reveals a painful mix of fear, jealousy, and resolve as they plan to shelter the uneasy visitor.
A Washington cor columnist argues the Humphrey removal signals a shift in NRA enforcement, elevating the Federal Trade Commission and related agencies in code compliance. He notes Roosevelt seeks aligned appointees and questions whether the president can remove a quasi judicial official without grounds.
An authority warns much home coffee is stale or unusable. Freshly roasted whole bean coffee ground at purchase preserves flavor. MIT trials show breaking the bean's coat releases aroma, so grind just before brewing or buy freshly ground beans.
The Government Printing Office dominates global type and paper use and struggles to meet NRA demands for mass materials. It produced 67.5 million copies of the NRA consumer statement and 6 million copies of the president’s blanket code, along with millions of cards and forms for other agencies.
In Jonesboro Arkansas an attempt to kill Rev Dale Crowley imprisoned Baptist tabernacle pastor halted peace talks between church factions. Crowley, jailed without bond on a murder charge, was targeted by gunfire from behind the jail as two men fled after the shots. The attack followed Crowley’s statement that no deal had been reached.
Lay members of the congregation pressed to sell the church to a faction. A joint committee to settle terms was seen as unlikely to meet. Crowley heard firing from what he described as a machine gun, while Sheriff Houston Johnson found heavy calibre bullets from an automatic pistol.
Raleigh reports Lake Mattamuskeet will reopen as a privately owned public shooting ground this season under George B. Knapp’s management. The state regulates the privilege fee and guide services under Section 338 a, with migratory wildfowl arriving as water coverage returns. upland species and quail proliferate as farming has ended.
Washington figures show North Carolina payrolls rose 5 percent in September from August with a 1.9 percent average payroll increase. The note adds that a London taxi driver would take ten years to pay for a cab.
Mr. J. C. Sheloff seeks a permit to build an automobile service station on the south side of East Green Street midway between Cable and Walnut opposite Hoffman Drug Co. The Adjustment Board will meet Tuesday evening October 24 at 1 o'clock in the office of E K Ingram Fire Department 206 S Wrenn St for objections hearing.
Morris Lewis, identified as a shepherd to America's lost legions, has been named to administer federal funds for transient relief. He will cooperate with state officials to establish work relief camps for thousands of wanderers drifting across the country.
A new animal at the London Zoo is a tigon, the offspring of a tiger and a lioness. The note describes the tigon as yielding a palatable milk when the bark is cut open.
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