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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
5
The article extols berry bearing shrubs and colorful foliage to extend ornamental season. It highlights Crataegus, Callicarpa, Viburnum, Ampe lopeles, Lonicera and dogwood for landscape use, plus beech and nandina for color and texture.
Raleigh reports Governor Ebri nghaus declined to commute the 22 year old Harnett county Black man Johnnie Lee’s death sentence for the murder of Jacob Hill. The governor argued commuting would reward a gunman and invite more murders for hire and said the law should treat the ring leader as an enemy of society.
American Airways Inc. will inaugurate an overnight passenger service between New Orleans and New York starting tomorrow. Planes depart New Orleans at 1:57 PM and reach New York at 6:56 AM the next day with free sleeping accommodations. Stops will be made in Atlanta Richmond Philadelphia Washington Mobile Montgomery Greenville Spartanburg Charlotte Greensboro and Baltimore.
Washington reports President Roosevelt will likely appoint Louisiana district attorney and internal revenue collector within ten days. Indications show the appointees will not be allies of Senator Huey Long, following his criticism of patronage. The New Orleans mint assayer named is Hugh T. Rippetoe of Salt Lake City, not from New Orleans.
The Lucky Strike Women’s Bowling team faces the Greensboro Women’s Club at the local alleys tonight. A large crowd is expected as women’s teams draw heightened interest in the match.
In New York, Scott and Harold Loeb of Technocracy organizations claim Roosevelt era NRA will fail by next fall. They advocate a planned economic system with production distribution, urging readiness for Technocracy amid rising inflation and public despair.
New Orleans September 14 An offer of 30000 to Barney Ross the lightweight champion for a return fight with Tony Canzoneri over twenty rounds was authorized by promoter Martin Burke. Burke said his eastern agent Lew Diamond was to submit the bid to Ross. Ross had just defended his title in New York. It was rumored Burke had backing from New Orleans business men.
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