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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1932

Page

7

Germany Refuses Bond to Back World Bank Reparations

In Lausanne on July 1 Germany declined a Franco British proposal to deposit a 6.0009 billion mark bond with the World Bank as a stand in for reparations annuities during talks on revised debt pacts with the United States. Foreign Minister Baron Von Neurath relayed the negative reply to Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald after consultations in Berlin. One third would help fund European reconstruction, the rest under safeguard would keep Germany liable if the US refuses to cut debts. Ramsay MacDonald urged acceptance saying Americans would be generous.

Lausanne Switzerland Germany France World Bank United States Baron Konstantin von Neurath MacDonald Great Britain Berlin Europe Ramsay MacDonald

Roosevelt Backs Democratic Prohibition Stand

Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt endorsed the Democratic convention’s wet plank in a telegram to James A. Farley. He praised the platform as clear and readable and said he is for prohibition, noting it aligns with the plank he ran on in New York two years ago.

Chicago Franklin D. Roosevelt James A. Farley Roosevelt New York

Non navigable rivers and small streams on land

Non navigable rivers and small streams are the property of the landowner through whose land they pass. The rule clarifies watercourse ownership and rights for adjacent properties.

Cherry Dixon Faces Financial Struggle and a Daring Escape

Cherry Dixon, a 19 year old heiress, falls for Dan Phillips while sharing a cramped apartment. After a stormy night with Max Pearson, Cherry returns home to a strained romance as Dan長 contemplates leaving town for bigger opportunities, sparking doubt about their future together.

Cherry Dixon Dan Phillips Dixie Shannon Cherry Max Pearson Dixon Dan Pearson Wellington News Phillips Beach Rags

Dinner Party Plans Stir Ringed Social Plot

Sue and Jack navigate secrecy as they plan a spontaneous dinner with friends while masking a personal rift. The couple banter about rivals, manipulate guest lists, and assert devotion amid underlying tension and comic romance.

Senate Passes Bill Cutting Vets Loan Interest

The Senate approved a combined measure reducing interest on veteran loans, linking two prior bills championed by Senator Norris of Nebraska and Senator Copeland. The package was merged and passed as a single bill.

Senate Norris Ioe Senator Copeland

British Gains as Allied Front Advances in Picardy

On July 1, 1918 British troops attacked west of Albert in the Picardy salient and reported satisfactory progress. German counter attacks were repelled by a fresh division. Paris suffered a night raid with minor damage. Italian troops seized Col del Rosso and repulsed advances near Monte di Valdella. Austrian losses were heavy amid broader Eastern upheavals.

Albert Picardy Paris Col del Rosso Monte di Valdella Vladivostok Tokio

Grand Rapids Furniture Dean Works on Western Michigan History

George F. Clingman known as the dean of the furniture industry plans a history of the industry in Western Michigan. The book titled Fifty Years of Furniture will cover technical and historical data. He is 75 years old.

Grand .Rapids, Mich George F. Clingman Michigan

Fool's gold vs real gold tested by heating

A fragment mentions distinguishing fool's gold from real gold by heating which releases a sulfur odor. It also contains garbled dialogue about serving steak, eating creamed codfish, and a downtown restaurant. The text is fragmentary and unclear on broader context.

Jack

Illinois Dentist Uses Wall Pictures to Entertain Patients

A dentist in Illinois keeps patients engaged by showing moving pictures projected on a wall during visits, turning routine appointments into a display of cinema for the waiting room.

Illinois

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