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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1932
Page
4
President Graham urges $691 000 annual appropriation for the next two years to avert faculty losses after a 43 percent state funding cut. He notes the value of first rate professors and expanded opportunities, warning small savings could harm the university’s long term capacity and state progress.
Henry W. Toll of the American Legislators' Association calls for a conference of state and federal taxing agents to simplify and coordinate taxes. A meeting within sixty days could yield uniform methods useful to 36 state legislatures next year. Cooperation between states and the national government is urged to achieve uniform taxation.
England refuses a no‑further‑gold‑stock method for sending 95 million dollars to the United States and plans to pay this week on schedule. The move is tied to future relations with Britain and the dollar flow.
The piece weighs the gold standard, Britain’s debt, and the U S role in global currency, then shifts to American manufacturing pride and a plea to buy domestic goods. It recalls Christmas customs, social duty, and personal responsibility amid economic strain and unemployment, urging self-improvement and charity.
L R Johnston reviews Elliott Lindley’s Human Nature and the Church, praising its readable blend of modern psychology with religious education. The book, aimed at ministers and a broad audience, offers insights on church problems, practical illustrations, and a view of human nature as central to institutional success.
The article lauds Hold Your Tongue Adventures in Libel and Slander by Morris L Ernst and Alexander Lindey as insightful and entertaining for writers and readers. It notes Marx and Kapital and The Modern Library edition clarifying complex theories for a broad audience. It highlights Minute Sketches of Great Composers as a compact guide with 74 bio portraits and praises The Natural Gardens of North Carolina for its accessible science and charm.
A freelancer cites that 11,500,000 Americans watch films daily for an average of 1.5 hours. He argues this amounts to 17,250,000 hours, equaling 2,000 years in a day, and similarly suggests 80,000 years spent sleeping daily across the nation.
Random Thoughts From a Rambler's Note Book argues for buying American made goods during the Christmas season. It contrasts British campaigns and laments American consumer habits, praising manufacturers for supporting domestic production.
A German town installs rubber lamp posts to deter damage but revelers may bend them to light cigarettes, raising concerns about safety and vandalism.
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