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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1932

Page

13

Horatio Alger Books See Rising Value On Rare-Book Markets

Horatio Alger Jr famous for tales of American boy virtue gains renewed attention as rare first editions appear in catalogs. A Boston 1870 edition of Ben the Luggage Boy with an annotated letter sells for 7.50 dollars, signaling growing collector interest in Alger. The centennial birthday of the prolific writer is noted but not celebrated.

New York Horatio Alger, Jr Ben Boston Alger McGuffey

Varied Personalities Merge In United States Delegation To Disarmament Conference

Dr Mary Emma Woolley of Mt Holyoke College is the only woman named by President Hoover to the Geneva Disarmament Conference. A noted peace advocate, she has led international peace efforts and taught at Mt Holyoke for 31 years. Her appointment marks the first time a woman serves as an official diplomatic representative at a major League of Nations conference.

United States Julia Blanshard NEA New York Mary Emma Woolley Mt. Holyoke College Hoover Joseph Woolley Miss Woolley League of Nations Association World Alliance For American Society For the Judicial Settlement Brown Mt. Tom Woolley Mt. Holyoke Wellesley College Wilson Europe Far East League of Nations Oscar Leiding Washington America Geneva Charles Gates Dawes Dawes Court of St. James Daughters of the American Revolution Mount Holyoke College Swanson Claude Augustus Swanson Virginia Naval Affairs and Foreign Relations Committee Senate New Yorker Norman H. Davis Stanford Cuba Woodrow Wilson Gibson Young Hugh S. Gibson Belgium

Fate of Mercy Killer hinges on grand jury in Ohio

In Millersburg Ohio a grand jury weighs whether James Stanhouse a war veteran who killed his two year old child to end suffering and save his wife will be indicted. Stanhouse confessed after three years of secrecy describing the childs incurable brain illness and his fear of arrest. The panel may pursue a sanity hearing rather than an indictment.

Millersburg James Stanhouse Killbuck Elmo M. Estill Stanhouse Royal Engineers Canada Kilibuck David Oscar Atsemb Jimmie Province of Say

Wandering Pussy Returns After Five Years Missing

Mrs Mary Thom of Hempstead reports her cat Peter a black feline now twelve years old comes home after five years away. He arrived scratched with a missing ear a torn claw and shaggy fur in parts indicating long travels and hardship.

London Peter Mary Thomas Hempstead

Christmas Card Prank Reveals Valentine Sender

Detroit reports a practical joke backfired when Francis X. Norris, assistant district attorney, disclosed a signed Valentine card sent last February. A friend kept the unsigned comic valentine and later matched it to Norris’s handwriting.

Detroit Francis X. Norris

Museum Removes Washington Painting Critics Call Not Art

The Metropolitan Museum of Art shelves Emanuel Leutze’s Washington Crossing the Delaware amid debate over its artistic merit. Critics argue the 21 by 12 foot canvas is more a historic narrative than true art, noting anachronisms and questionable realism. The work has lingered in storage since last spring as officials consider a future home in a historical collection.

New York Washington Delaware Criti Metropolitan Museum of Art Emanuel Leutze Ihs Leutte Lentze

Porterville Man Fends Off Gunman With Defective Bullets

Jack Bassler of a local auto camp was interrupted at breakfast by a stranger who pressed a revolver to him and threatened murder. The gun misfired twice before Bassler, crashing the tent, wrestled the weapon away. the revolver contained defective bullets.

Porterville, Califf Jack Bassler

Kiwanis Heads Meet In Charlotte For District Plan

About 200 Kiwanis officers and trustees from 79 clubs in the Carolina district gathered in Charlotte to plan club dues for the two states for 1932.

Charlotte Carolina

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