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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1932
Page
3
Sister Mary presents a NEA service recipe for plank cooking highlighting salmon served on a hot oiled plank with lemon and eggs, plus spinach timbales. The method covers vegetable pairings, timings, garnishes, and serving tips, with variations for other fish and a summer menu idea.
William Draker, 23, suffered a car crash four months ago and recently began to feel back pains. Medical exam revealed a broken back. He was fitted with a cast and remains under treatment.
Dr. Le land B. Alford of St. Louis told the American Psychiatric Association that the headquarters of human emotions lie at the base of the left brain. The report highlights a new view on emotional processing by a psychiatrist.
NEA Service outlines the life of Franklin D Roosevelt of New York from birth on January 30 1882 at the family estate to his early schooling Harvard and Columbia law training service in the New York Senate assistant secretary of the navy in WWI his 1921 polio diagnosis and recovery at Warm Springs Georgia campaigns for 1924 1928 and 1932 and his election as governor of New York in 1930 and 1932 presidential race details include relatives Theodore and Anna Eleanor Roosevelt and James Cox
In Chicago’s Convention Stadium delegates weary from days of electioneering finally named Franklin D. Roosevelt after a stormy session. McAdoo faced boos from galleries while Texas and California swung to Roosevelt. Illinois pledged allegiance as Oklahoma’s proxy voted Roosevelt, and Alfred E. Smith kept battling to halt the Roosevelt surge.
Los Angeles report notes that neighboring beaches have passed laws preventing excessive exposure while the area faces leniency for attire rules. The article discusses public attitudes toward modesty and enforcement on local beaches.
The comptroller of the currency issued a call Friday for the condition of all national banks at the close of business June 30.
Final house action sent to President Hoover releases 45 million bushels of wheat and 500000 bales of cotton from farm board stores for Red Cross relief distribution to distressed areas.
President Hoover signed the $982.9 million independent offices appropriation bill without comment. The act cuts his office and White House costs, limiting travel to $20,000, contingencies to $35,000, mansion upkeep to $125,000, and reducing overall executive expenses significantly.
Marion Talley of Kansas City concert singer and former Metropolitan Opera soprano wed Michael Raucheisan a German pianist in White Plains New York yesterday.
The subject returned to his homeland as a hero after decades in America's largest city. Nine days abroad brought constant activity with personal appearances, numerous benefits, and banquets, while many new acquaintances pressed for financial help and extensive interviews followed his fame.
Hollywood star George Raft speaks of his rapid ascent after Scarface. The former fighter built a reputation in major studios before Paramount secured him, with executives pledging careful handling as his career pivots from ring to screen.
Police received a report of a woman dead in a car but Patrolman William Twomey found her alive. He stated she appeared to be counting money with her head near the wheel where the jedge r was resting, suggesting a mistaken assessment of her condition.
The guide promotes a home bathing ritual for cooling heat and tension. It advises warm water, a long deep tub, bath salts, scented and unscented soaps, light talcum powder, and optional deodorants. Cold showers are suggested for energy but not as substitutes for the warm cleansing bath.
The University of Missouri will start the fall term without a Roach family member for the first time since 1908. Anna Evelyn and Catherine Elinor Roach, twins, graduated this spring as the eleventh and twelfth Roach students following an older sister who attended 23 years ago.
Historic Bar at Hotel Muehbach in Kansas City will be auctioned as the pre-prohibition relic yields to a new coffee shop. The bar, once part of a smaller coffee shop, is being removed as the establishment modernizes.
LONDON UP A guide for church going motorists listing churches throughout England has been issued by the Royal Automobile Club. Some churches are conducting special services for motorists, some provide picnicking and camp sites, bowling greens and clock golf.
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