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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
3
Prisoner No. 24 882 at the North Carolina state prison urged a parole system as a cure for unrest. He argued the plan would reduce misconduct, ease gubernatorial clemency workload, save state funds, and offer hope to all inmates from top to bottom.
Berlin report says Hitler and Nazi speakers push peace as Germany’s campaign schools the public. Hitler told storm troopers that new foreign policy aims at genuine peace. Hans Frank urged votes to show foreign nations Hitler has broad support. Bernhard Rust warned that not voting risks treason to the people.
Moscow reports Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinoff will depart without publicizing his route or companions as he seeks talks with President Roosevelt. The Foreign Office refused to disclose details of his Washington visit or Russia’s representation in possible U.S. recognition negotiations.
A promotional appeal urges readers to request a free trial of a rupture treatment by writing to W. B. Rice at 570 N Main St Adams NY. The ad claims the method can avoid surgery and warns against continuing to wear cuppettes while stressing dangers like gangrene from untreated ruptures.
A Seventh Day Adventist service at the Broadhurst theater featured Elder John E. All discussing the Second Coming of Christ including the end of sin, a thousand year reign, and saints being translated. A later talk on who changed the Sabbath argued Jesus kept the seventh day and cited the Council of Nicaea in 336 A D as the change to Sunday.
Joan Waring a Memphis singer and Bob Weston a New York heir fall in love in Memphis. Barbara Courtney schemes to separate them while Pat Waring faces an automobile crash and a job loss. Joan pursues work in New York aided by Barney Blake as Pat leaves for uncertain prospects. Pat's struggle ends with dismissal and relocation as Joan finds new purpose with Barney.
In Aiken South Carolina the Bath and Clearwater Mills in Horse Creek valley reopened with state highway patrol protection after a Friday shutdown. Strikers at Loring plant in Bath threaten reprisals while a federal conciliator is en route. Augusta mills stay closed with precautions in place.
Lois and Pat share a small apartment. Pat returns home early alleging her employer made advances in a taxi and called her girlie. She refuses to stay, fearing termination, insisting she quit despite potential job loss.
J Clyde Ray Hillsboro attorney and former congressional candidate faces embezzlement charges after admitting a shortage of 2950 in the John Malone estate where he acted as administrator He was arrested and released on 700 bond A prior contempt of court order for incomplete estate settlement led to imprisonment proceedings and a habeas corpus challenge Ray remains free on 500 bond pending those proceedings.
GREENSBORO The Rev ER S Reaves of Union South Carolina Baptist minister remained in serious condition after injuries from an automobile crash Friday.
A slim girl wearing a white and blue costume and a sailor cap steps into the light of electricity, her features hidden by a black mask, in a scene that promises continuation.
John Meckler an elderly recluse near Niles Center sacrificed his life to rescue his dog after it darted in front of a car. Rev Leroy A John of Morganton North Carolina halted the vehicle and remained with the body as an inquest was planned. The driver said the dog crossed first followed by the master as it fled to safety.
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