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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1932

Page

5

Senate May Give Relief Attention

The Senate may vote on the La Follette-Costigan bill Monday to provide $375 million for unemployment relief. The measure would fund most assistance to states on population basis and require proof of need, with a later $225.6 million to be allotted to states showing insufficent prior effort. The debate pits federal aid against limited state and local relief.

Washington Senate Congress la Follette- Costigan Sengor LaFollette Republican Wisconsin Democratic Robinson Manufacturers Committee Hoover LaFollette U LaFollette-Costigan New York Pennsylvania Illinois Fed Federal Emergency Relief Board Walter 8. Gifford Unemployment Relief Committee

Boys Patrol honored at Broadhurst Theater show

About 75 city school boys serving as the Boys Patrol attended a screening of Rin Tin Tin at the Broadhurst Theater yesterday afternoon. Police officials and Sergeant A. P. Samuels praised the patrol for their fine work and cooperation with the department in managing schoolchildren this year.

Broadhurst W. G. Friddle G. B. Wimberly A. P. Samuels

New Orleans Cotton Market Ends Week With Modest Gains

New Orleans cotton trading was slow in the week end session with prices holding a limited range and finishing steady. After opening 2 to 4 points higher, values rose 4 to 5 points on grain strength and Orient war news, then eased 2 to 3 points before close. Net daily gain 2 to 3 points.

New Orleans

Rayon Production Rises Steadily in Japan

Production of rayon in Japan climbs to a monthly output near 4,000,000 pounds as industry activity expands.

Japan

Berlin Clears Oily Streets with Steam Jets

Berlin battles street oil from motor vehicles by spraying live steam generated by portable boilers onto the surface, aiming to clean and dry roadways. The method targets slicks and aims to prevent accidents during cleanup operations.

Berlin

Lincoln Academy noted for merit and diverse faculty

The piece portrays Lincoln Academy as a meritful, historically black school in Gaston County. It highlights a long-serving faculty led by Rev. W. Edward Ricks, makes use of student labor, and describes the campus near Crowder's Mountain and King's Mountain with a history-rich backdrop. It also profiles Rev. Dr. A Ori shatukeh Faduma, the oldest faculty member, tracing his birthing in British Guiana and global education path.

Lincoln Academy North Carolina American Missionary Association Lillian Cathcart Ft. Myers Howard University South America British Guiana England Wesleyan College Taunton London University Yale Divinity School Yale Faduma Nigeria Central West Africa Abookuta Central Africa Guiana Africa Sierra Leone

Local educator is chief speaker at Jamestown P T A

Jamestown Jan 30 the Jamestown P T A opened with singing led by Miss Pearl Harrelson. Principal W A White Jr reported a donor offered $20 for art prints, with matching gifts sought. Dr Faduma noted as a respected educator and pastor, with a High Point home and historic ties to local schools.

Jamestown P.T. A Jamestown Jamestown P. T. A Faduma North Carolina Tlmvie High Point Peabody Academy Troy Montgomery County High Point High School Johnston E. J. White H. T. Wilson Dora Horney Clarence Thornton R. F. Thornton

No One Injured As Huge Liner Is Rammed In Collis

In thick fog off Quarantine New York the passenger liner President Roosevelt was rammed by the Roma while at anchor. No one was injured aboard either vessel. Captain George Fried reported plates ripped and buckled on the President Roosevelt port quarter. The Roma sustained some damage but none of its crew were hurt. The coast guard base relayed the collision details.

Faduma America Chrishatuker Oladumaro Africa Ae College Florida New York Roosevelt United States Lines George Fried Coast Guard Roma

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