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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1932
Page
4
A brief devotional line echoes Psalm 139 14 praising the idea that every person is fearfully and wonderfully made.
The Patman plan proposes two billion in new currency to settle soldiers’ claims inflating the money supply. Supporters say inflation aids circulation while opponents warn of fiat money dangers, with President Hoover expected to veto if passed.
Congressman Abernethy of North Carolina’s third district drew opposition after jokingly inflating his pay stance in a House speech. State Senator Rivers D. Johnson of Warsaw is entering the race, signaling a fast contest as Abernethy defends his seat and the souls of his district.
Editorial argues committees should not hinder debt collection for Commercial National Bank, contending committees must support lawful financial recovery and not obstruct creditor rights.
The article notes North Carolina officials acknowledge the 1931 Local Government Act has limited effect on new bond issues in its first year due to a weak bond market. Gov and observers expect clearer results when conditions normalize, while praising early signs of debt reduction and market stability.
Bruce Catton surveys a nationwide tax revolt that defies easy prediction but could push governments to cut waste and tighten spending. He links it to sales taxes and argues genuine reform requires eliminating favoritism and graft for real tax relief. The piece then shifts to a note on mystic healers, warning that sincere belief can mask fraud, and closes with praise for undersea boats as fleet observers during maneuvers off Hawaii.
A long-ago Washington piece argues that an anticipated congressional probe into Wall Street could collapse into a flop. It notes Republican and Democratic bears, political maneuvering, and postponed hearings tied to Mellon and Hoover era finance scandals.
The American Legion of North Carolina announces a statewide Round-Up led by Department Commander Henry C. Bourne with broadcasts from WPTF Raleigh and WBT Charlotte. The drive aims to boost post membership ahead of the Victory Membership celebration on April 18 with a national NBC broadcast and 10,400 posts nationwide.
The author argues Newton D. Bakers suggestion to keep Congress in session year round, with brief recesses for vacations, aligns with democratic principles and counters the view that adjournment serves the country. The piece frames Congress as the instrument for ordinary citizens to shape government.
A Wet congressman says the choice is between a beer tax or a larger deficit. He notes that past experiences show passing the beer tax would still leave the nation facing both issues.
The physicist states that three dimensional space curvature can be negative positive or zero, framing the debate with concise clarity. No further context provided.
The comment notes a growing trend of rubber checks fueling activity in the rubber industry. It highlights how increased check failures influence supply chains and financial pressures on producers and retailers.
The newspaper prints storm forecasts stock lists and radio program guides to alert readers. This row notes the abundance of warnings and guidance offered by the papers.
Thirty people died in South region accidents over a warm week end. Automobiles caused 22 deaths, two from sun related crashes, two from an airplane crash, two burned deaths, one asphyxiation, and one from a train collision. States tally varied with Kentucky five, Georgia and Virginia four each.
In Chicago on April 4 a Black suspect described by police as demented fatally wounded his wife and a white officer before being shot by about 50 police reservists who confronted him during a gunfight.
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