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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
2
Studio talk centers on how to present the asides in Strange Interlude. The Eugene O Neill work may delay production as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer plans a solution for the thought moments to be shown to audiences.
Washington April 15. The question worrying Democrats is whether Alfred E. Smith will aid Roosevelt if nominated. Roosevelt leaders stay confident while some doubt the value of Smith’s possible campaign role amid party divisions and a looming June or November decision.
North Carolina federation of music clubs begins its 16th annual three day convention in Charlotte with Mrs. Eugene Davie of Statesville presiding. Delegates include Mrs. J Norman Wills of Greensboro honorary president and others from Greensboro High Point and Statesville.
Archaeologists note Oraibi in Arizona has displayed signs of continuous habitation for over six centuries, marking it as one of North Americas longest continually inhabited communities. Researchers cite architectural remains and cultural continuity as key indicators of enduring settlement.
Chief Justice Gaston Pessin of the St. Pierre Miquelon Supreme Court, age 31 and a bachelor, argues that the law should be the lawyer's only wife and that unmarried attorneys have the best chance to rise quickly.
Buckley may collect 819 for the use of his stolen car impounded 99 days as evidence in the Elphege Lescault trooper shooting trial. Legislators debate paying him 2 dollars a day.
Rutland officials threaten to curb street lighting as a burden grows. The village lights may be doused starting April 16 if costs remain high and disputes with the light company persist.
Treasury receipts for April 12 were 3 907 896 17 dollars with expenditures of 11 751 806 02 dollars and a balance of 502 460 379 63 dollars. Customs duties for 12 days of April amounted to 8 565 621 14 dollars.
Two tugs were sent today to Rich inlet off New Hanover and Pender counties to free the 450 ton inland waterway vessel State Port which grounded there yesterday. No damage was reported at the line's office.
Senator Bailey of North Carolina will deliver the commencement address at the University of Richmond for its 100th graduation on June 7.
The House elections committee voted to disallow a recount petition by Republican Charles O'Connor and declare Weasley P.B. Disney a Democrat elected as the district's representative from Oklahoma's first congressional district.
Mrs. Charles H. Sabin head of the Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform says the Eighteenth Amendment has financed crime and poisoned national life. She joins James W. Wadsworth in urging repeal as hearings open, with Senator Bingham supporting state liquor control.
The League of Nations canvasses nations on fixing a date for Waster stabilization. Delegates discuss timing and potential impacts, aiming for a coordinated international approach and clearer guidance for member states.
Mrs. J Henderson of Wington Salem NC had an ankle ulcer for 30 years. She used two boxes of Peterson's Ointment and healed the ulcer before the second box. She says no better remedy on earth. The product replenishes infected skin and promotes rapid healing. Box only 35c at any drug store.
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