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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1932

Page

7

Hohenzollern Coup Hinted In Berlin As Kaiser's Junkers Take Control

In 1932 Berlin politics swirl around Chancellor von Papen and General von Schleicher as Reichstag elections approach. The piece weighs whether Hitler’s Nazis or Communists gain sway, noting Junkers, industrialists, and the president’s influence may determine if a Nazi-led or alternative government forms.

Hohenzollern Berlin Kaiser Junkers Milton Bronner NEA Service NEA Ean Service, Inc Erlin Germany Franz von Papen Mussolini Italy Kaiser Wilhelm Adolf Hitler Russia von Papen Hitler Hindenburg General von Schleicher von Papen von Schleicher von Hindenburg Junker William Hohenzollern von Schleicher von Schnleicher Friedrich Wilhelm Kurt von Schleicher

Roosevelt faces push to remove New York City Mayor Walker

Washington insiders report powerful Democratic factions clash over Governor Roosevelt's possible dismissal of Mayor Jimmy Walker. Eastern foes fear losing New York City hurts Roosevelt’s national bid, while liberal regional backers urge a firm purge citing the Tin Box Farley precedent and Walker's alleged graft links.

Roosevelt Washington Democratic Party Franklin D. Roosevelt Jimmy Walker New York City Jimmy Tammany New York State Samuel Seabury Walker Rosevelt

How One Woman Lost 47 Lbs of Fat

A testimonial claims Kruschen Salts helped a woman reduce weight by 47 pounds in months of daily morning doses. The letter praises health improvements, urges readers to try the product, and lists Cecil's Drug Store and Mann Drug Stores as outlets.

N. C. Alevee Sears Cecil's Drug Store Mann Drug Stores

Don Coming to U. 8 London for British Trophy Race

Kaye Doh world speedboat record holder plans to sail for the United States on the Maestab ship August 10 to race Miss England III against Gar Wood's Miss America for the British International trophy.

Don London Kaye Doh United States Maestic Gar Wood

Hornet Nests Made From Dry Wood Pulp and Saliva

Historical note describes hornet nests formed from dry wood gathered by insects, ground into pulp, and mixed with saliva to create nests.

Marathon winner now flat broke

Charleston report on Paul L. Doucette once famed for winning the Canadian transcontinental marathon in 1922. He earned 15000 and global fame, but now faces unemployment with a broken car and his wife recently released from hospital, seeking odd jobs to survive.

Charleston Paul L. Doucette Doucette Glace Harbor Nova Scotia Vancouver British Columbia Ucette Canada C. C. Pyles Los Angeles New York

Hap py Doucette's rugged rise from gardener to muscle

Hap py Doucette grew hard and successful after long treks and a forced exit. He started as a landscape gardener at 22 under his father in Sydney, N. S.

Twain Missed Bet as Gold Find Renews Hill Claims

A prospector at Jackass Hill Sonora reports gold worth 1300 dollars found in a shaft with 88100 dollars collected from nearby lots. The life of Mark Twain is referenced as having possibly missed a bet while living there.

Twain Sonora Cal Mark Twain Jackass Hill A _ prospector

Bystander Dies From Shock After Boy Knocked Down

Arthur Sullivan, 9, was knocked from his bicycle in New York. He sustained minor injuries while his grandmother, Mrs. Clara Mendel, died of shock at the spectacle.

New York Arthur Sullivan Clara Mendel

Camden man to get back loan from finder in brighter days

In Camden New Jersey William Cross who lost 875 may recover the money from the finder who now says he is jobless and is borrowing the amount with interest to repay at a more propitious time.

Camden N. J William Cross Cross

Ancient rite marks modern Albanian institute graduation

In Tirana Albania graduates wore overalls as a ram was sacrificed on the cornerstone of a new building, blending modern ceremony with an ancient custom at the American Albanian institute event.

Tirana Albania American Albanian Institute

Titone Cleared After Hasty Crowd Raid

In New York a crowd seized Philip Titone while a bank messenger was knocked down and robbed of a satchel with checks. Titone was hurried to an apartment but was later cleared by a magistrate after being suspected by bystanders.

New York Philip Titone Titone

Reading Club to Transfer to Albany in International League

New Albany club Baltimore Aug 4 reports Charles H. Knapp president of the International League announced the Reading Pennsylvania team will be moved to Albany. The opening game at Albany is set for Saturday. Albany previously hosted a team in the Eastern League which collapsed recently.

Baltimore Charles H. Knapp Reading Albany

Relief Work To Start After Survey Of Need

Chicago to clear dockets as 10 percent of 60 000 civil suits will be dropped by order of Judge Denis F E Sullivan acting chief justice. Most suits are old and may be reinstated under conditions. Relief work to begin in North Carolina backed by federal funds with state supervision and existing agencies handling administration. Governors, welfare officials, and highway and welfare departments coordinating. Weathering crop losses and hunger, a four year live at home program supported.

Chicago Superior Court Denis FE. Sullivan Serprise Bureau Walter Hote Raleigh North Carolina Gardner W. T. Best Public Welfare New York North Carolinia Frank Bain Virginia National Organization of Welfare Superintendents W Ment Ernor Gardner R. T. Fountain Governor's Council Fountain State Highway Commission Welfare Department Welfare Highway Commission Washington

Two Ex Champions to Meet in 10 Rounds at Yankee Stadium

In New York on August 4 two former champions were set for ten round bouts. Lou Brouillard from Worcester faces Jimmy McLarnin in the main event at Yankee Stadium. Kid Kaplan from Meriden fights Frankie Petrolle in the same program as another ten rounder.

N. Y. Stadium New York Yankee Stadium Lou Brouillard Worchester Mass Jack Thompson Jackie Fields Jimmy McLarnin Vancouver Louis Kid) Kaplan Meriden

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