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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
4
A fragment quotes Rachel weeping for her children and notes life and death as sent by the same Master. It reflects on enduring grief and divine ordination. The passage references Matthew 2 18 and attributes the thought to Miche langelo in a devotional context.
The article surveys the 1930s North Carolina campaign over the short ballot proposal. It notes governors and candidates champion reform but legislature opposition in 1931 and a shifted stance among contenders. It questions public support and previews a lack of bold advocacy for the Gardner program.
Former President Calvin Coolidge paid a St. Louis man 2500 dollars to drop a $100000 suit over a statement affecting the plaintiff’s earning power. Coolidge, a director of a large life insurance firm, warned insurers to beware of agents urging policy switches. The case highlights the risk of speaking publicly on sales tactics.
The Carolina Motorclub promotes travel abroad opportunities, highlighting benefits from gas income and the organization’s publication as part of its efforts.
The Carolina Motor Club promotes touring the Carolinas urging car owners to enjoy weekend trips while noting a banner travel season. It points to sea shore, mountains, piedmont and sand hills across North and South Carolina and offers information through 31 offices and the club HQ.
An editorial argues the National Credit Corporation misread its mission by pressing debtors for payments while Reconstruction Finance Corp may relieve the small agency. It cites border tensions at Columbus New Mexico and recalls 1916 cross border issues, warning against renewed jingoism and urging equitable relief.
The essay defends eastern college students who sought a firsthand view of conditions in Kentucky's Harlan County coal fields. It argues education includes understanding civilization and notes the students were blocked from access, underscoring the broader value of informed, critical study within American society.
A French inventor plans to bring a three engine 800 horsepower car to Daytona Beach to challenge Sir Malcolm Campbell's 253 mph record. He claims the vehicle could reach around 360 mph, but the piece argues automobiles cannot realistically match such speeds and questions the value of pursuing extreme speed.
The piece notes renewed tension over Ireland between De Valera's government and Britain. De Valera abolishes the oath of allegiance to King George, Britain counters that the Free State lacks legal authority, and decades of oppression and conflict underlie the renewed friction.
A Department of Agriculture survey warns that the unusually mild winter left insect eggs and hibernating pupae in a favorable state for development. Grasshoppers, codling moths, sugarcane borers, cabbage worms, and cutworm moths are expected to be extremely abundant this year, signaling a tougher season for agriculture.
A note suggests Herr Einstein performs fiddle for recreation yet warns that relief hinges on avoiding crooner distractions. The brief implies a humorous take on discipline and focus affecting progress.
A terse note implying hardship in Chicago with a hint at searching for substitutes such as animals and lighting sources should circumstances deteriorate. The statement suggests concern over resources and living conditions without detailing causes.
Officials promote switching from cash hoards to baby bonds as a financial approach. The statement questions strategy and urges focus on long term savings rather than immediate liquidity.
Lawmakers propose uniting the army and navy to streamline defense. The comment implies a desire to gain yearly athletic superiority over Notre Dame, reflecting broader strategic aims alongside sports rivalry.
The note laments contract bridge as a national menace with constant doubling and redoubling of every tax item. It frames this as a pervasive behavioral issue affecting public finances and social life.
In a tense reflection, the piece notes rising Filipino demands for liberty and contrasts it with the author’s own limited success, underscoring a restless mood and hopes for better outcomes than past efforts.
The writer argues eight months before an election that voters should seek a candidate with banking sense, sane foreign policy, and tariff reform. They urge curb on risky bank lending, safe deposits, farm aid, wealth distribution, and effective laws to keep workers employed through capable Congress management.
Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena California the national champion has filed entry for the North and South Tennis Tournament at Pinehurst country club the week of April 11. At least six of the first ten national ranking players are expected to compete for the title now held by John Van Ryn of Philadelphia. Gregory Mangin of Newark winner of the national indoor title has entered.
Wesley Ramey of Grand Rapids outpointed Battling Gizzy of Pittsburgh in Detroit. Andy DiVodi of New York outpointed Tom Herman of Los Angeles in Stockton.
Los Angeles Vic Christy defeated Bonnie Hair two falls to none. Ed Strangler Lewis beat Face Smith. St Louis Earl McCready defeated Rudy Dusek while Hans Kampfer beat Kola Kwarani. Zaharias and Wassels drew. New York Jim Browning threw Dr Meyers. Wong Bock Cheung threw Pat Riley. Mazurki threw Mike Miller. Varga drew Kazanjian. Mercier threw Tommy Texas. Miyaki threw Benny Ginsberg. Burke threw Andy Zaharoff. Newark Pinetzki threw Freeman. Miyaki threw Ginsberg. Burke threw Zaharoff. Cleveland Jim Londos, world's heavyweight champion, threw Clinkstock after a flying move in 37 minutes. OShocker threw Brunowicz. Gari Bandi threw Marshall.
All seven Alabama baseball pitchers are right handed. Stanford football stadium expansion to add 30 000 seats is set for completion by June 30.
In Washington April 1 Roosevelt leads toward the Democratic nomination, winning delegates mainly in-state. Smith’s showing is weak. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania loom as pivotal tests on April 26. Tammany Hall maneuvers hint at non-commitment while Roosevelt builds a West lead.
Lucky Strike ten pin team beat Winston-Salem by 149 pins at Lucky Strike alleys. Nick Bambalis had high game with 224 and Payne topped the set with 601 pins. Ladies regular league bowls tonight at 8 30. Twin City Lucky Strike scores and lineups show Genetine Akeneae 2224 total.
More than 200 members of the national association of basketball coaches gathered in Chicago for the first regular session of the annual meeting. The board of directors met yesterday and outlined rule change suggestions that likely won’t be considered until tomorrow.
Horizontal clues list many terms and cross references for a puzzle. Vertical hints include Spain related terms and a set of items about Argentina’s new president and cultural words, with scattered definitions from poem to geography and objects.
Gastonia North Carolina was chosen to host the 1932 Eastern Sectional finale of the American Legion junior baseball tournament. Chuck Wilson of India announced after a large mass meeting that six teams from six regions east of the Mississippi will compete, with Gastonia selected over six other cities.
Yesterday results show Savannah Boston defeating Cinermati 7 to 4 percent. Gulfport Baltimore 10 to 3 percent. Shreveport Shreveport 9 to 38. Los Angeles Chicago 8 to 8. Nashville Tenness ee n 10 to 7. Dallas Rochester 10 to 1. Memphis 4 to 9 percent. Omaha Omaha 8 to 4 Kansas City. Hot Springs Milwaukee 11 to 3 percent.
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