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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1932
Page
4
A concise quotation notes idleness and pride as taxes heavier than kings and parliaments. This compact sentiment reflects Franklin’s view on personal discipline and social virtue. The line stands as a standalone reflective maxim.
The Comptroller of the Currency rejects plans to reopen the bank, preferring continued federal receivership for months. Secured creditors, led by P with the Fed, NFC and others, hold the bulk of assets, leaving depositors unlikely to receive dividends soon. A depositor committee plan to form a new liquidating bank would pay full small deposits and a 10 percent dividend, but the Comptroller says further liquidation is necessary.
A famed crooner weighs long term partnership over a cozy affair, acknowledging marital troubles despite public adoration. The remarks suggest a preference for a stable relationship and hint at ongoing personal strains affecting his public image.
The text discusses months of divorce prospects as general news not of major public importance. It critiques the notion that public interest hinges on the protection of private romantic matters and notes the lack of public gain from sensationalizing love affairs on screen.
The article notes rising cotton prices, with talk of 15 cents and possible peaks above. It explains production costs vary by state and farm, and suggests higher prices boost southern buying power while textile demand improves. It also cautions about uncertain English strike impact on domestic markets and export demand.
The Asheville Citizen notes a Western North Carolina unity pact among counties on highway work for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Officials pledge a paved Route 10 to Newfound Gap by July, stressing first class, well graded, hard surfaced approaches and safe travel with scenic value.
The proposal argues that speeding highway improvements by the State Highway Department will bring quicker benefits to North Carolina residents than any other potential undertakings at the moment.
The piece questions the Hutchinsons transatlantic flight with their two young daughters as a risky enterprise. It notes government officials declined to block the journey, while warning that disaster could spur calls for bans on children in such trips and flagging broader aviation safety debates.
Garbo and her silences could keep the actress out of public view in Sweden for months, forcing President Coolidge to press on with duties without her.
A reader in High Point questions a self described 100 Percent Red Blooded Democrat who formerly was a Republican. The writer notes the switch to support the current president and wonders what vaccine or influence caused the change and if the job would be safe if Democratic support faltered. The letter calls for watching future developments.
Federal Judge Henry W. Goddard Jr. finds Charles O'Brien, an old time bartender, plying his trade after prohibition era. He is fined $60 for selling liquor.
In Bucharest the Grand Duke of Roumania could one day regain the throne with an intelligent monarch, as the two year ago coronation is referenced. Little Michael, who has just completed primary school, received a diploma averaging 9.91 out of 10.
Notice that under a deed of trust recorded in Guilford County North Carolina Lettie Westmoreland widow and others defaulted on a loan secured by Commercial National Bank of Point N C trustee for The Continental Insurance Company of a certain instrument. The sale will occur at the entrance to the Municipal Building Greensboro on a street line description 142 feet to a stake on the east line of Hamilton Street near the Federal Bank property. The sale date is to be announced.
Pursuant to deeds of trust dated 1926 and 1932, with Wachovia Bank as substituted trustee, a public sale is scheduled at the entrance to the Municipal Building in High Point, Guilford County, North Carolina. The sale, for cash, occurs on Saturday, September 24, 1932 at 11 o'clock a.m., covering a land parcel with improvements as described in the deed chain.
Public sale of land described by lot on Boulevard and East Avenue in Guilford County North Carolina. Property includes all improvements and is sold subject to prior liens and recorded in Book 511. Substituted trustees for Prudential Insurance Company of America oversee sale dated August 2 1932 with confirmation by Wachovia Bank.
Notice of a public auction at the Municipal Building in High Point for 610 Blain Street lot 10 and 11. The deed of trust involves H Farlow and W Farlow to Commercial National Bank acting for Prudential Insurance Company, with WACHOVIA as substituted trustee. Auction to start September 19 at 11:00 A.M. under dated 1925 and 1932 filings.
Public notice states a trustee sale of land in Guilford County to satisfy a deed of trust securing a note. The sale occurs at the municipal building entrance in High Point on Monday, July 19, 1932, at 1 o clock in the morning for cash, describing a parcel of land with conveyed improvements and conditions as recorded in the county Register of Deeds.
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Notice announces sale of land under a Deed of Trust with Prudential Insurance Company as holder. A public auction will occur at the entrance to the Municipal Building in High Point on September 3, 1932, at 11 o'clock a.m., with the property described along Richardson line of Steele Street.
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