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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
4
Governmental economy starts at home and local reform urged
The article argues that tax relief must come from state county and municipal budgets not federal cuts. It cites Roosevelt urging local government consolidation and notes Americans paid one third of their money to government last year while costs remained high. It links efficiency to merged services and reduced local government waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Duchess County
Hyde Park
Grade Crossings and Adequate Protection
The Southern Railway seeks to override city rules by proposing an ordinance drafted by its counsel to conform to its chosen protection at main line crossings. The city council rejected the plan and ordered a full investigation into crossing safety, with officials drafting independent protection measures for the thousands who use the crossings daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
City duty to regulate crossings over deadly rails
The city faces many deaths and injuries at grade crossings and doubts relief will come from underpasses or bridges. It must require reasonable protection at busy crossings and not accept railroad terms as adequate when lawsuits arise from accidents caused by insufficient protection.
Judge Teague Tightens Trial Continuance Rules
Judge Lewis B. Teague in municipal court yesterday warned that continuances by agreement in civil cases set for trial will not be approved. Trials will proceed unless there is a very good or unavoidable reason to carry over. He decried time-wasting tactics and urged strict docket adherence as arbitration grows in popularity among business people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis BE. Teague
Teague
Government stands firm in Urschel kidnapping case
Officials press forward with the Urschel kidnapping prosecution despite gangland threats. The letter from fugitive George Kelly warning Arschal and family is dismissed as officials vow no backing down. The case draws national attention and signals a nationwide push against crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urschel
George Kelly
Arschal
Ursechel
Oklahoma City
The Old Liberalism Loses Faith in Reform Efforts
Washington chat with Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma recalls his shift from ardent Wilsonian liberal to a cooler view of reformers. He reflects that initiatives and referendums may not accelerate progress as hoped, insisting restraint from rapid change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Gore
Bryan
LaFollette
Speaker recalls reforms from direct senator elections to prohibition
He argues direct elections of U.S. senators and woman suffrage were essential gains and that prohibition would replace the penal code. He claims good women would vote for honorable public servants and that these reforms would let society move aside as problems resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Democracy and reformers shift from faith to function
The piece traces a shift from pure democracy to complex governance, noting reformers favor economists over politicians in a modern state. It cites new securities law curbing speculative issues, and a policy ensuring Indian-made goods in national parks, asserting benefits to both investors and native crafts. The Cleveland political machine anecdote illustrates pragmatism over principle in city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Parks
New Jersey
National Park
Bureaucratic vaccination ruling bars boy from York school
A York boy was expelled for lacking a physician certificate of successful smallpox vaccination after repeated vaccine failures. The family physician refuses further vaccination, yet law requires admission with a valid certificate, illustrating what the writer calls bureaucratic overreach and tyrannical public health rigidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Public Morals Service
Isn t it funny where sister and brother twins grow up
A reflective line notes that when the boy reaches thirty the sister remains twenty two, contrasting growth rates of twins and highlighting time's different impacts on siblings.
Columbia University professor cites seven added years of life
A Columbia University professor claims science has extended life by seven years for men, offering cautious hope that the remaining four years may not be as detrimental as the previous three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Acience
Circus Night Reflections and a Dream Interview
A narrator recalls a nightmare about a lion and a leopard then attends a circus with humor and critique. He notes benign social energy, cheap snacks, and vivid acts by Clyde Beatty while joking about clowns and politicians. He also shares an unsigned reader letter praising his column and lawyers.
Randolph Dry Forces Plan Intensive Drive
Randolph county united dry forces announce a ten day campaign with multiple speakings across the county. on sunday sept 24 at 2 20 pm speakers include dr h t stevens c h Cox at piney grove school bethel schoolhouse and seagrove school with other speakers listed for further events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
United Dry Forces
Randolph County
H. T. Stevens
C. H. Cox
Piney Grove
Bethel Ahoo
C. G. Smith
PF. M. Wright
Seagrove
Tracefale
Five Prisoners Escape From Camp Burgaw And Other Federal Prisons
Five inmates including two second degree murder convicts escaped from a highway prison camp near Burgaw late yesterday. Additional escapes from Cary prison farm and Polk camp involve nine men with varied sentences from one to 25 years. Details on records and exact identities were not fully available at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Burgaw
Cary
H. W. Edmondson
Wayne County
Paul Holmes
Harnett County
Pender County
William Jordan
Buncombe County
James Jenkins
Forsyth County
Jack Moore
Pitt County
Troy Gurganus
Buddy Reppy
Wake County
Polk
Reevie Farrow
Sampson
George Patrick
Craven
Five Escaped Convicts Still At Large In BurgaW Camp
In BurgaW on September 21 none of the five escapees from a local prison camp had been recaptured after a nighttime search by a 12-man posse led by J. H. Loftin. The fugitives were part of a 15-man work party near St. Helena, under guard Pender Ebens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgaw
J. H. Loftin
St. Helena
Pender Ebens
Campaign meetings announced across county venues
Tuesday at 7 30 P M Wright and Dr Stevens speak at Utah. Thursday at Grays Chapel Bruce Craven Cox and John W Clark address the public. County campaign work led by W L Ward chair Miss Bera Scarboro secretary and W A Underwood assistant. Headquarters to open soon as the drive gets underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wright
H. T. Stevens
Utah
Bruce Craven
C. N. Cox
John W. Clark
Grays Chapel
W. L. Ward
Bera Scarboro
W. A. Underwood
Florentine Bard Known as the Shakespeare of His Time
The puzzle asks for the name by which the famed 13th century bard was known, plus his family name. It references a Florentine figure famed for love and literary achievement, connecting to Vita Nuova and Portinari. It points to his status among the greatest writers.
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