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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1933
Page
4
A Bible verse from St Matthew 28:12 contrasts exaltation and abasement. Ruskin notes pride spoils all, while other passions may help occasionally but are overshadowed by pride.
A 200 mile Austro German frontier thick with armed detachments and inland camps forms a steel barrier against potential Nazi incursions. Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss vows to resist Hitlerism and is to address a mass meeting and torchlight procession, as Hitler and Dollfuss face off in a tense stalemate.
Congressman Frank W. Hancock of North Carolina warned American bankers opposing the depositors insurance plan that penny pinching policies threaten recovery. He charged the American Bankers Association is influenced by Wall Street, delaying national progress, and urged a quick showdown between public representatives and Wall Street power.
Senator R R Reynolds denies ducking the statewide repeal campaign slated for October. He said he would visit Russia and Sweden to study liquor policy as part of his efforts, while critics claim these trips undermine his campaign.
The Enterprise notes Senator Reynolds left for Europe after saying he cannot join the North Carolina repeal campaign due to health and a long rest. It suggests he seeks a post in Washington via a strong liquor control plan and predicts federal action on alcohol amid ongoing crime battles.
The Texas Weekly argues public sentiment must unite with law to wipe out gangsters and organized crime. It condemns pardons and melting pot prisons, cites Barrows cases, and calls for militant public morale to curb crime and improve justice.
Bruce Catton argues that the public school system faces budget cuts and consolidation as a nationwide concern. He notes unpaid teachers and reduced programs while warning against drastic, permanent reductions that could reshape democracy and society. He cites Liverpool’s planned slum rebuilding as a lesson and urges vigilant citizen oversight of graft and extravagance.
Henry Ford's Peace Ship the Oscar II has been sold to a London firm for junk disposal. The unlikely voyage from antiwar emblem to scrap draws mixed reactions from observers who once hailed the vessel as a beacon of pacifism.
A columnist riffs that achieving a New Deal required maneuvering and compromise, noting shifts in strategy and the need for political agility. The piece frames economic reform as a process demanding staged concessions and tactical moves rather than bold, immediate action.
A concise report identifies the leading figure of this week’s Cuban revolution as a prominent person, signaling that the new government will be led by a figure of note.
The article notes states shifting away from water-related policies toward broader support initiatives amid political changes. It highlights faster adoption of popular programs, with officials praising streamlined approaches and voter responsiveness.
Sue, a secretary, prepares to travel with her employer Jack after a tense goodbye. Kenneth Corbett watches Sue closely as Sarah Lou contemplates independence. The trio discusses work, secrets, and looming elections while Sue fears separation and future danger.
A speaker notes Jesus rebuking requests for signs from the doubting and urges that true sign comes from Christ and the life and burial of Jonas. The piece argues that signs appear to those with faith and character while Pharisees remain blind to them, warning against self-importance.
Revival services started Sunday at the First Christian church corner of West Green and Tryon streets with daily evening sessions at 7 30 led by Pastor Rev. M A Pollard. The public is invited to attend.
Mr Shaffer delivers a morning sermon at the Reformed Church discussing Pharisees and signs as the church reports rising attendance. Lillie Fogleman leads the Sunday school with Rev W R Shafter delivering the morning message and outlining future spiritual services from Oct 4 to Oct 15 including communion and new member reception.
The report lists registrants at the Community Exchange today. A three colored woman seeks to exchange a davenport for pint and quart fruit jars with lids. Two white women ages 25 and 80 seek housekeeping work. A 55 year old white woman offers as companion or nurse. Other barter items include clothing for rocks, an iron bed for wood, or clothing for unspecified goods.
Police say Essie Gill died after consuming mule a strong alcoholic drink following typhoid vaccination. Officials note the incident occurred in Shelby and authorities are reviewing possible charges.
W. C. Taylor was named acting chairman of the Southern Society of Traveling Men at a local organization meeting in Charlotte. The event highlighted leadership changes within the group and recognized Taylor for his service.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic promises relief from malaria by eradicating the infection in the blood and boosting resilience against future attacks. The tasteless quinine-based remedy is described as pleasant to take and safe for children, available at all stores.
A scrambled list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues asks for a named individual in a picture and various word definitions. The page mixes two puzzle directions with entries like Inlet and Verbal, challenging the reader to connect terms and identify the man pictured.
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