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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1932
Page
4
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South Trimble, clerk of the House, asserts court backed right to publish all loans granted by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He contends public access is lawful despite President Hoover’s opposition to such disclosure. The clash follows prior battles over loan publicity and may bring Trimble into sharper prominence.
Dr Martin Luther Kesler, a humanitarian and public servant, dies at Thom asville after a week of strenuous work for Mills Home. He guided social and educational efforts for more than 25 years and was beloved by many as a fatherly figure to youth and a helper to widows.
The New York Times cites Frank B. Kent on September Scribner’s piece arguing campaign forecasts are unreliable as decisive factors. It notes unknown reserve forces, political defection, and the unpredictable path of 1928, with call to heed Hosea Biglow’s warning.
North Carolina faces a rising pellagra threat as the state health board reports more cases in the first eighteen days of the month than the entire August 1931. Dr. J. M. Parrott urges fall garden planting of leafy vegetables to prevent and combat pellagra, and highlights diet as key to the fight.
F J Sizemore urges the chamber to spread belief that business is improving, citing editorial from Business Week. He argues against cynics, notes administration efforts and the need for private enterprise support to revive the economy.
Mrs Frances Marsalis and Mrs Louise Thaden extended an eight day endurance flight surpassing the Trout sisters. The pair claim they will set a real record and, despite the long voyage, remain in good spirits and alert as observers note their continued progress.
Bruce Catton laments the public glare on the Lindbergh family after the kidnapping and death of the first child. He argues that privacy for the second son is a reasonable request and notes the unavoidable scrutiny faced by the family and nation.
The piece notes female flyers enduring physical strain during a long flight, reading magazines and writing letters aboard a contact plane. It highlights their personal glory and asserts women will not be outdone by men. The tone ends with the hopeful sentiment, happy landing.
A note suggests Mussolini plans a new book and instructs his secretary to obtain three additional typewriter keys, reflecting preparation for expanded manuscript work.
Norman Thomas is quoted expressing a dream of victory in the 1936 campaign. The remark contrasts with cautious language about not wanting to discourage, while acknowledging repeated dreams of inheriting a million.
Farmers increasingly resemble city dwellers as they demand telephones electricity and radios, signaling a broader strike for modern utilities.
Editor Minnie Atkins Edwards reports on a Glenola Baptist service lead by Rev. B E C Roach. She praises a lively Sunday school with children, notes Pauline zeal, and commends worship as the ideal of life over worldly gold calfs. She contrasts modern home life with past norms, praising educated, balanced homemaking and women’s broader interests.
In a preaching floor gathering the speaker exalted the Cross as central to all creation proclaiming God’s love through the Father and Son. The talk linked salvation Light and grace to the Cross and urged believers to live separated from the world. The group descended from the mount at 11 55 am blessing Glenda and its people.
Dr. Eugene Steinach, famed Viennese gland specialist, seeks a brain stimulating extract by blending thyroid and pituitary secretions. He reports frog tests where a brain hormone increased fly catching and speed by 200 percent and imagines a future of enhanced human understanding and virtue.
On August 22 1918 British troops stormed Albert taking over 2000 prisoners. In two days forces advanced over four miles on a 10 mile front while French units after Lassigny pushed nearly seven miles on a 15 mile front capturing more than 20 villages. Allied aviators bombed Cologne killing five. a British oil tanker claimed sinking a German submarine off the New England coast.
National batting leaders list O Doul Dodgers 370 Klein Phillies 368. Klein leads runs 134 with O Doul 100. Hite leads with Klein 186 and O Doul Dod gers. Pitching Warneke Cubs 18 5 Swetonic Pirates 11 5 American leaders Foxx Athletics .354 Manush Senators .349. RBI Foxx 1323 Ruth 119. Pitching games Weaver Yankees 29 6.
More than 2,000 requests for copies of Gov. Joseph B. Ely's nominating speech naming Alfred E. Smith at the Democratic National Convention were received, said DeWitt C. DeWolf, Ely's secretary. He planned to fulfill the requests, including one from Ireland.
Harrisburg report shows 75,000,000 tons of coal produced with mining machines, about 89 percent of the state’s bituminous output, during 1931. The figures reflect widespread industrial adoption across Pennsylvania mines.
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