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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1932
Page
2
Cincinnati businessmen predict gradual recovery in 1932. They urge balanced budgets and budget discipline, tariff revision, constructive relief, and efforts to cut waste. The editors say conditions should improve in the latter part of the year as financial stability returns and activity picks up.
Berlin reports rising taxi driver attacks spurred the largest taxi concern to launch Jiu Jitsu courses for chauffeurs. Hundreds of drivers attend lessons taught by members of the German Jiu Jitsu Club to master the Japanese art's intricacies for self defense.
George Williams of Auburn Maine repurposes a discarded automobile as a home for his dog Prince. The animal sleeps on the rear seat and eats on the front seat, turning the car into a mobile shelter.
Washington Jan 2 Two cabinet members Secretaries Mellon and Hyde disagree over the legality of European loans made by the Wilson administration after the war Senator Glass charged that Agriculture Secretary statements that the loans were without legal right were false Glass produced a letter from Mellon saying neither the Treasury nor the World War Debt Funding Commission had held loans were unauthorized Congress authorized loans until the end of the war Mellon noted the official end date as July 2 1921 Glass said loans after armistice were to prevent renewed hostilities and accused the White House aide of pushing a revival of Allied rehabilitation efforts with a cabinet officer calling him unfit to attack a past president and two cabinet members.
University of Toronto doctors claim new regimen lowers expectant mothers deaths by 25 percent and eliminates toxemia related deaths. They warn a salt-restricted diet for three months before birth, not starvation, reduces discomfort and risks with no added danger. They will present findings to the New York Obstetrical Society in February.
In Geneva the League of Nations expects the coming into force of a convention to strengthen measures to prevent war. Fourteen nations including Germany Austria Belgium Colombia Greece Lithuania Netherlands Norway Peru Portugal Spain Uruguay Siam and Sweden have signed. England and France are anticipated to sign next to activate the pact. The idea, proposed by Germany at the league’s disarmament commission, calls for signatories to accept council recommendations to avert war.
Mrs Theodore Smith hosted a Sunday school gathering Friday night with conversation and radio entertainment for 20 members. Guests included Mrs Bondurant of High Point and others from Mechanicsville and Salisbury. Lillie Jeffress is hospitalized in High Point after a serious operation.
Woburn, Mass, maintains Mayor Peterson in 1982 as in 1931 with Alfred succeeding his brother Herman as the city's chief executive. The continuity highlights Peterson's long-running leadership in the local government.
The U S Public Health Service reports Pellagra awareness traced to 1864 with case notes from New York and Massachusetts. Most early cases emerged in the South among poor whites and African Americans relying on corn products and poorly prepared foods. Evidence suggests Pellagra existed in South Carolina by 1828, with broader recognition beginning in 1919 and later.
Lockport pursues a treaty water right from the Niagara River after mill owners along 18 Mile Creek sold their rights to flow into the Barge Canal for about 2 million dollars. City officials insist they hold a right to 276 cubic feet per second and plan to divert water into 18 Mile Creek to meet local needs.
Seph Goldberger of the health service dispelled theories that pellagra was communicable. Through experiments with human guinea pigs in Mississippi and South Carolina he showed pellagra is entirely dietary. It mainly affects poor South farmers and flares in bad years like 1907 and again this year.
Hubert Pye and Richard Sneed two Grinnell College seniors journey 200 miles apart each Sunday to preach the gospel in six different communities spreading religious outreach across the region.
Rochester resident Miss Julia Cassidy turns 100 citing steady activity as key. She credits daily movement and engagement for reaching the century milestone.
An herbal style remedy named B.C. offers rapid relief from headaches. Compounded by a pharmacist from multiple active ingredients, it aims to calm the nervous system and ease muscular aches, colds, and neuralgia without habit forming effects.
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