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A brief note references I Peter 5 8 about charity covering sins and a statement that what we freely give remains ours forever attributed to Granville.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1932
Page
4
A brief note references I Peter 5 8 about charity covering sins and a statement that what we freely give remains ours forever attributed to Granville.
The Literary Digest 20 million vote poll shows anti prohibitionists ahead while some states tilt wet. Opinions remain unsettled as readers weigh repeal versus revision, with warnings not to overinterpret initial returns. In sports note, Rice argues limiting squad sizes could reduce fatalities in college football.
The article discusses Japan's stance in the League of Nations debate as Hiram Johnson warns a power will act in crisis. It notes the League offers an official forum for discussion and potential consensus among major powers on Far Eastern issues.
The Fleming Financial Review in Chicago predicts a uniform, simultaneous revival in business worldwide as inflationary policy lifts credit and demand. It notes relief in London Paris and Berlin and argues that as commodity prices rise, inflation will show physical signs and restore global activity.
The piece argues Justice Holmes and Justice Cardozo show that public service can be guided by ideals unseen in daily work, urging leaders to trust nobility beyond convention. It contrasts traditional political cynicism with the enduring value of principled leadership and the American desire for steady wages over revolution.
Governor Gardner holds the title of Kentucky colonel with its perks and duties. A proposed $100 annual tax on colonels surfaces amid broader chatter about staff colonels from other states. The idea may be minor, but it reflects a push for revenue while honoring a local tradition.
Grantland Rice urges a fair reform to next year’s football rules amid a broad debate among experts about how many players should be permitted on the field.
Delegations from North Carolina urge Josephus Daniels to run for governor, but he refuses to leave his post as newspaper editor. He says he can better serve the state by guiding honest, complete journalism and exposing corruption from the newsroom.
The piece suggests optimism about economic gains despite muted current activity. It highlights cautious traders evaluating risks, with hints that stronger growth may emerge as conditions improve.
The League of Nations has learned that a war exists at Shanghai. Japan and China are expected to hear of it soon and the conflict may begin promptly.
A minister alleges England sells munitions to Japan and China and criticizes manufacturers for inattention as the issue sparks debate over arms trade and foreign policy.
The Winter Olympics closed with a financial shortfall tied to Lake Placid. Organizers reported higher costs and lower revenue than projected, prompting reviews of budgeting and future funding strategies.
A Letter to the editor from Thomasville questions High Point’s push to hire only within city limits. The writer condemns discrimination against non residents, cites economic interdependence, and argues for inclusive labor markets and shared benefits.
An eye witness describes fighting between Japanese forces and Chinese defenders around Kiangwan, with refugees fleeing burning homes and civilians caught in bombardment. The account details trenches, shelling from 4.7 guns, and a farmer seized by soldiers near Shanghai while a girl with torn bedding flees into darkness.
Niagara Falls residents recount deadly attempts to smuggle liquor across the river into the United States. Smugglers face swift currents and freezing conditions as boats are swept over the Horseshoe Falls. Crews are rescued by breeches buoy or perish when vessels break apart. border agents have trapped youths while hijackers steal loads and abandon crews.
Hollywood reports actress Bessie Love now has the role of motherhood after giving birth to a 7 pound 8 ounce girl named Patricia. Mrs. Love, known from silent films, is married to William Hawks, Beverly Hills broker.
In Lawton Oklahoma thieves severed telephone lines to a farm near Cache before stealing 12 chickens from O N Kerns. Kerns vows to recover the birds noting each hen is tattooed with the initials OK under the right wing.
The forecast warns of pain in the early part of the week and again Thursday. Temperatures stay moderate most days, turning cold toward the end of the week as a weak front passes.
Governor Hunt in Phoenix reports a radiogram from Prague stating Winnie Ruth Judd is innocent of the slayings of Agnes Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson. Judd was convicted February 8 with a death recommendation by a jury. The message urged staying the execution and awaiting further information.
Judge Howard C Speakman is expected to act on a motion for a new trial for Mrs Judd next Tuesday the day set for pronouncement of sentence.
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