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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1932
Page
9
Raleigh dispatch reports that if Governor candidate Josephus Daniels does not announce soon Tom McNeill of Lum berton may run to carry the Daniels banner. McNeill and D M Stringfield of Fayetteville visited Daniels this week as political circles debate Daniels fate and potential platform.
Shanghai dispatch reports limited recognition of a national holiday amid ongoing war. Officials emphasize decorum and the celebratory tone remains restrained as relations and recognition issues shape public observance.
The piece notes McNeill’s rising appeal among eastern voters and his similar stance to Daniels on cotton acreage, property tax relief, and tobacco firms. It mentions his proposals including a mule ride to the executive mansion and public barbecues funded by the public entertainment appropriation, aiming to broaden support.
Four parolees reported yesterday while Dudley Moore, a Davidson county black man, was granted a 60 day reprieve by Governor Gardner. Moore seeks a new trial on grounds of newly discovered evidence, with the case awaiting Supreme Court action after appeal.
Eli Beane prominent Asheboro citizen died at home from a heart attack after a paralytic stroke two years earlier. He lived in Asheboro many years and was a member of Friends church. Survived by wife one daughter Mrs Baxter Allred of near Asheboro one son Carl Beane of Asheboro and four brothers Peter Beane of Siler City Allen Beane of Greensboro Dennis Beane of Virginia and Bentley Beane of Moffitt's Mill.
Catarrhal deafness and head noises caused by catarrh may be relieved by Parmint a 1 oz bottle with hot water and sugar. Take one tablespoon four times daily, starting to feel relief in the first day as breathing eases and head symptoms diminish.
Washington February 12 reports a growing Garner for president movement among House members though no official expression has occurred. Rally plans in San Antonio February 22 and Dallas for North Texas support indicate expanding activity. Garner, silent on candidacy, emphasizes running the House and balancing the federal budget while resisting efforts to join Roosevelt opposition. Blanton and Schafer spar over wet candidate remarks as the House laughs at Garner's possible bid. A separate item notes Rochester incident where Joseph Weisman narrowly avoided disaster by realizing gas was on after a search for a match. Lemons as large as Florida oranges are reported grown in Lexington Kentucky by H H Land.
Republicans from across North Carolina gathered in Greensboro for the annual Lincoln Day dinner at the King Cotton hotel. Senator D. O. Hastings of Delaware was the principal speaker with others on the program including Worth D. Henderson Baxter Linney James B. Duncan Harry R. Stanley Algernon L. Butler B. W. Blackwelder and Mrs C S Winn who served as vice chair of the state committee.
New boudoir foot stools upholstered in glazed chintz feature a square drawer for storing mending stockings or writing materials. The compact furniture item offers a convenient hidden compartment for small domestic needs.
Dominick Cross 44 faces misfortune as sixteen days after marrying Alice M Cross 16 she sues for divorce. Hearing set for March 16. Report notes one sixth of Indiana farm homes lack electricity.
Maiden NC February 12 Delegates chosen for the general synod triennial meeting in Akron Ohio next June from the North Carolina Reformed Church classis. Elected ministerial delegates include A C Leonard W C Lyerly J C Peeler J C Leonard D J Peeler with J C Keller M D Althouse J A Palmer J D Andrew H C Kellermeyer as secundii. Elder delegates primaril G C Fisher Clarence Clapp H E Sheef Edgar Whitener and John Troxier with secundii D J Summer
A Chicago grocery owner Angelo Focusi faced a robbery by two bandits while serving customers. They sought receipts. he stayed and did not go home for lunch. A wedding ring was left behind in a dresser drawer.
Alvah P. Boyles formerly secretary and treasurer of the Southern Veneer company was acquitted of misappropriation charges after an all day trial before Judge C. W. Gilliam in recorder's court. The case, brought by W. H. Tudor president and general manager, was prosecuted by John C. Bower and Silas B. Casey with D. A. Troutman leading.
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