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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1932
Page
4
A condensed paraphrase attributing dense moral guidance to Thoreau about confronting the root causes of evil rather than merely trimming its branches. The line emphasizes systemic change over superficial fixes.
After a two week strike seamless hosiery workers in High Point return to work under a signed agreement. The piece lauds calm conflict resolution, notes remaining disputes at Highland Mill and Adams-Millis, and praises Governor Gardner and federal official support while urging cautious wage evolution and broader economic recovery.
The piece portrays postwar German elections as deadly turmoil with 100 dead in riots. It notes 21 parties contesting. Franz Von Papen’s neutral cabinet likely to persist, while Adolf Hitler’s Nazi rise gains strength compared with 1930 results.
The piece sketches the 1932 campaign buildup with Hoover awaiting renomination on August 11 and Roosevelt set to deliver his New Jersey speech on the 27. It notes party managers laying groundwork, seeks business and eastern political support, and cites figures like Boss Hague, Ely, Raskob, Shousen, and Melvin Taylor in shaping the race.
A speaker recalls a blessed day at the Old Ebenezer church camp ground where good women and men praised God. He describes preaching to the Adult Bible class on John 3 16 and the manna theme stressing charity, Sabbath observance, and heavenly hope. The gathering ends with fellowship and gratitude for the church and its pastor.
Judgment rendered a public service as workers dared to resist drastic pay cuts. Mill owners rescinded the latest wage reductions, plans for further cuts were reversed, and a small advance was agreed. The settlement improves the workers' position and reflects the conservative, conciliatory spirit of both sides. May this adjustment begin steady improvement for High Point masses.
We commend the spirit of both sides seeking peace and better conditions. The strike leadership organized relief efficiently and kept public aid through strike headquarters rather than city hall.
A reader praises Ebenezer Church in Randolph founded in 1818 and notes its long impact on the community. He admires the church's heritage the cemetery inscriptions and the link to Ebenezer in North Carolina where he was born.
New York August 1 Benny Leonard, a 37 year old who has won 20 straight, is set to fight welterweight champion Jackie Fields at Madison Square Garden in the Long Island Bowl on September 12. Fields’ manager Jack Kearns is expected to approve, with Garden officials awaiting Tuesday talks. Leonard impressed critics by stopping Billy Townsend in ten rounds. Other title plans include Kid Chocolate versus Eddie Shea in Chicago and Lou Brouillard defending against Jimmy McLarnin at Yankee Stadium the same night.
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In Chicago Selph, an infielder, drove in three runs in a game without a hit. He scored on infield outs twice and on a fielder's choice once, while Washington won or lost the game in a noted display of infield play.
John D. Hertz, chairman of the executive committee of the jockey club in Chicago, admitted Arlington Park spent 700000 dollars this season trying to beat the races but ended as a loser, mirroring horse players.
Carl Bodenhammer of 407 E1 street was injured when the car he rode in with Dexter Welborn struck a telephone pole. He was pinned between the car and the pole and taken by ambulance to a hospital before being released to recover at home.
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