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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1933
Page
4
A biblical citation warns that those who act against the covenant will falter while those who know God will be strong and do exploits. A separate thought contrasts a man finding the sweeter voice in the world beyond praise, attributed to Fontenelle.
Greensboro judge Earle Rives criticizes police for focusing on minor offenses while major crimes and serious threats to life are neglected. He calls for emphasis on the true spirit of the law and preventing traffic accidents, urging departments to distinguish major from minor violations.
Edward H. Sothern, famed for Romeo in Romeo and Juliet with Julia Marlowe, dies in a New York hotel Saturday night. A veteran of the old school, his career spanned Hamlet, Macbeth, Twelfth Night and The Merchant of Venice, begun in 1879 with his father in Brother Sam.
The piece argues for a new federal crime policy and the twenty second amendment to address interstate crime. It cites federal intervention successes and asserts state lines hinder policing, urging concurrent or superseding federal authority to curb organized crime.
Edward Sothern avoided ultra realism yet infused old roles with fresh life during a era of dramatic upheaval, shaping new interpretations as the theater world shifted.
Mr. Fairfax Harrison of Southern Railway reports salary cuts prompted by Reconstruction Finance Corporation lowering borrowing costs. He notes a shift away from fixed high salaries toward more equitable pay as government regulation expands and profits rise for all contributors.
Governmental machinery cannot restore industrial order overnight. Four years of disintegration from ad hoc industry and a one year restoration plan show Congress underestimated the time needed. Despite presidential powers and rapid red tape cutting, the recovery process cannot meet the set schedule. The article argues for longer timelines and realistic goals.
A public warning urges patience with government efforts to revive American industry, arguing that rapid growth is unrealistic and that critics impede recovery by doubting the Roosevelt program and without offering alternatives. The piece notes loyal opposition would once claim prosperity would return without the president’s actions.
A Protestant minister, a Catholic priest, and a Jewish rabbi will tour the United States for three months, hosting interdenominational talks on religious tolerance in 37 cities. The piece argues tolerance is vital to democracy and warns vigilance is needed to preserve this fragile liberty.
An Ohio county faced a moral test as a man wrongfully imprisoned for 22 months in the death house of the penitentiary received $12,000 in compensation after another man confessed. The column argues intolerance harms democracy and contrasts real courage with gaudy gangster myth.
French economists grapple with American gold dynamics amid uncertain flows. Analysts note limited gold holdings and shifting exchange expectations as policy debates intensify.
A London man sets out on a transcontinental journey covering 66,000 miles by air. This is portrayed as a serious, long-term business mission rather than a casual trip.
It took two hours for Mrs. Roosevelt to reach Philadelphia recently. The text notes a fortification the Republicans still refuse to yield without a fight.
The Enterprise voices Dr Crowell and Brother Phillips praising North Carolina as a moral leader. It calls for continuing dry laws, protecting childhood and homes, opposing distillers, and resisting Prohibition rollback. It urges upholding roads and schools against wine industry influence and rejects national leaders serving millionaire interests.
Sue and her sister Corrinne arrive with their husbands at a college town celebrating the day. Sue tries to savor happiness with Jack as classmates Harry Becker and Thornton return, while the town rings with laughter, music, and campus life.
Felix Angelo invited squealing boys who had stolen from his candy wagon to a surprise party at his home. Seventeen attended before a trio of officers arrived and directed them to stay away from his fruits and candies, authorities said.
Reluctant to end the minutes the scene shifts to a 6 o'clock tea dance at the fraternity where Jack and Harry once belonged, as they arrive to escort Sue and Corrinne to the merrymaking.
Delegates to the first state conference of the North Carolina branches of the NAACP in Raleigh on October 30 backed efforts to equalize salaries for Negro and white school teachers. Officials formed a state-wide association and urged a definite campaign to study salary differentials and, if needed, take the issue to the courts.
In Clinton North Carolina a motorist fled after striking and fatally injuring 65 year old Mrs Sadie Bradshaw of Goldsboro who was walking along a highway. Sheriff L C Parker of Sampson County said the car likely had a broken windshield and bloodstains.
Nevada shows a total population of 91,058 with a density of 0.68 persons per square mile. This data highlights the state's sparse settlement pattern and low urban concentration.
A dense OCR puzzle item lists clues and answers about a famous soldier and various cross references. It mentions the Canadian contingent in 1916, details about “Bobbies,” and a slew of short definitions spanning numbers animals and places, in a mixed vertical horizontal format.
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