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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
3
The Enterprise Bureau reports Piedmont North Carolina mills running three shifts, now penalized by an 80 hour machine limit. Mills have operated 144 hours weekly, firing at midnight Sunday and ending Saturday, affecting 350 to 400 workers as hours are cut.
Nancy Symington, 21, from a prominent Baltimore family, denies reports she will marry Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. Roosevelt tours Europe as Capus M. Waynick, North Carolina employment chief, discusses with manufacturers the impact of a ruling easing 24 hour operation at a major factory. Other mills face exemptions and continued operation, creating uneven effects.
AP dispatch from Nurnberg reports thousands of Hitlerite women learned Hitler would not address them at the convention and that no sectional meetings for their auxiliaries would occur. Officials gave only shrugged replies, suggesting a policy excluding women from convention management as 60,000 of 3,000,000 youth were rewarded with a free trip. About 18,000 boys have already marched into the city with thousands more expected for a weekend parade by Friday night.
Washington reports place a base wholesale gasoline price at five to six cents a gallon as a first NRA step to stabilize the oil industry. The price plan aligns crude cost with the code formula and allows a 90 day test period. Also noted are brief notices about Georgia physician Dr. James Dawking Cromer and New Jersey rector Dr. W Whitfield.
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