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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1933
Page
4
A compact scribe notes lines from I Kings 8 39 and Shakespeare praising rare virtue over vengeance. The text blends biblical plea for God to judge with a call to forgiveness and fair reward based on each heart's ways. It frames virtue as rarer than vengeance in moral discourse.
The piece argues labor gains under the National Recovery Act with higher average hourly earnings from 42.7 to 48.5 cents and weekly hours dipping from 42.2 to 38.6. It praises employer self sacrifice under NRA and notes public support for the New Deal while touching on upcoming commemorative stamps issue and past stamp complaints.
Jouett Shouse, president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, spoke at a repeal rally in Alexandria Virginia urging a return to temperance. He called for temperance at home schools and churches and urged unity to make America temperate in all aspects of life.
Stamp dealers and collectors push the Post Office to issue new stamps with October releases planned. Officials acknowledge no design can please all. past NSS and recovery stamp backlash lingers as public reaction continues.
The Washington Herald argues that the federal approach to combat organized crime, showcased in the Machine Gun Kelly arrest, proves a central federal police structure is essential. It notes officers surrounded Kelly in Memphis, his surrender, and cites the extensive federal fingerprint collection as evidence for stronger nationwide enforcement.
The text argues Congress should create a Federal Scotland Yard centered on the Bureau of Investigation to advance identification and crime prevention under federal authority, citing the Urschel kidnapping case as a motivator for immediate action at the next session. The passage urges a strong federal crime-fighting framework.
The New York legislature passed a law making sub machine guns a felony to possess for anyone except peace officers. The law treats presence of a machine gun in a dwelling or vehicle as prima facie evidence of guilt. It praises the statute as a model for other states to adopt to curb gangland activity.
Bruce Catton argues that Congress may be asked to approve about 60 million dollars for public schools. He notes a clash between the schools' need for funds and cities and counties lacking money, pushing the problem onto the federal government.
Superintendent Charles A. Lee details how the economy has crippled schools with 80,000 fewer teachers nationwide and pay cuts up to 60 percent. Some classrooms run three to four months, many high schools charge tuition, and tax-revenue declines threaten further reductions.
The article hints President Roosevelt remains unable to discern real substance in inflation discussions, likening his view to seeing only hot air amid economic rhetoric.
Archeologists uncover Maya era highway remnants in a dig site. The find reveals ancient transportation networks and road construction patterns linking regional centers. A forthcoming investigation or controversy around new highway projects to follow.
An oblique report claims Colombia seeks fresh leadership while hinting at renewed violence by stating the country should "shoot another band of revolutionists" as a grim, controversial path. The remark underscores ongoing tensions and contested approaches to security and governance.
New York stock brokers weigh relocating to a Jersey shore pier creating a handy jumping-off point for traders. The hoped shift would streamline access across the river and could influence nearby markets.
The publication invites letters up to 300 words and requires postage for returns. Pen names are accepted but unsigned or anonymous letters will not be considered. Correspondents should write on one side of the paper.
A.L. Barbour of 305 Centennial Ave. criticizes large chain stores for payroll surges and price manipulation. He argues farmers gain little while chains profit, condemns blue eagle codes, and calls for more farmer share of profits amid wartime policy debates.
Tonight the High Point Industrial Fair will stage a public wedding between 7 and 8 at the grand stand. The identities of the bride and groom will be kept secret until announced on stage. After the ceremony the couple will receive a $25 gift and local presents.
Prof. A C Hall of Woman's College UNC Greensboro gave a humorous talk on Ancient Remedies at the Kiwanis meeting. He traced recipes from 1630 to 1730 and compared old ads with modern billboard humor. Chief Blue Sky entertained with calls and dances and new officers were nominated. Visitors included Dr J P Chester and A N Drexel. Arthur Morris led the program.
The puzzle references a well known professor and author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson also known asLewis Carroll. Clues mention his pen name and famous works for a literary themed crossword style feature.
The city health department inaugurated a complete inspection of all drinking fountains in every city school this morning. Officials will ensure each fountain is sanitary to safeguard children's health. The process is expected to take several days.
New York state law schools mandate two years of college study after high school for admission. This rule governs applicant preparation and entry timeline for prospective students.
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