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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1932
Page
4
A compact quotation from Jeremiah 7 3 urging repentance and adherence to righteous living. The note emphasizes home as a core institution and includes a Spurgeon attribution. The message stresses moral conduct and personal responsibility within daily life.
A widespread walkout begun by boarding room operatives in eight High Point hosiery mills has spread to Jamestown and Thomasville as workers demand higher pay after a 25 percent cut. The piece urges calm, orderly action, cooperation for a quick settlement, and warns against disorder and hoodlum activity while noting the crisis for both employers and employees.
The treaty opening a waterway from the Atlantic to the Great Lakes via the St Lawrence marks a major economic and political milestone. With investment exceeding 800 million dollars, the pact strengthens U S Canada amity while enabling inter oceanic traffic to reach inland markets, boosting Midwest grain flows and global food supply.
The Charlotte Observer notes Democrats push for publicity on Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to deter campaign contributions. It argues there should be transparency in all public lending and urges Republicans and Democrats to unite, rejecting secrecy in public business.
Mrs. Minnie Ma Hudson files for divorce, accusing her husband of being a gimme boy. The move follows prior sensational coverage of Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton and her chorister husband, with the Hudson family blamed for continuing tawdry publicity.
Bruce Catton argues that U S war debts and allied reparations are inseparably linked and warns that much of the money is unlikely to be recovered. He urges frank assessment, noting Europe’s leverage and the European debts due to Germany’s postwar assets. He concludes the nation may need to accept losing most of the claims while understanding the broader context.
The reform drive led by Will Hays yields visible results in Hollywood as a new film mansion features 19 bathrooms marking a notable upgrade.
A satirical line notes politicians talk of restoring America to its true owners while claiming the Indians will not seize the land unless action is hurried.
In the hot July weather, observers note that worry over tickets for the November football games is unnecessary. The remark highlights a carefree mood amid drought and heat with a touch of humor.
A statesman urges a return to 1912 habits while radio jokes suggest a start has already been made.
The piece outlines how war debts and German reparations will shape the 1932 campaign as European readjustments await U S policy. It notes Hoover moratorium extensions, potential delays in payments, and the partisan stance on debt cancellation. Congress remains hostile to debt funding, with repudiation unlikely and the U S aiming to balance relief with solvency.
New Orleans July 19. Cotton opened quietly with slight irregularity as Liverpool cables lagged. October slipped to 5.72 and December to 5.86, down 3 to 4 points from the morning, then steadied modestly on short covering. Rumor circulated that the farm loan board sold 40,000 bales held over to China.
Ontario accounts for nearly half of all radio receiver licenses in Canada, highlighting its dominant share in spectrum use and broadcasting. The statistic underlines provincial concentration in telecom licensing.
Public auction to satisfy deed of trust on the C. H. Branch lot in High Point Guilford County North Carolina. Property description includes Sunset Drive line with specified bearings and distances. Sale at Municipal Building in High Point, July 6, 1932, by Wachovia Bank and Trust Co as substituted trustee for Prudential Insurance Co of America.
Public auction to be held at the Municipal Building entrance in High Point Guilford County North Carolina on Saturday August 6 1932 at 11 o clock A M. The sale covers a parcel tied to deeds of trust dated 1926 and 1932 involving Irene Dyer Willard Dyer and the Prudential Insurance Company with Wachovia Bank as substituted trustee. The property is described by bounds on Farriss Avenue Blain Street and Lots 26 and 27 Block 10 Johnson Place with a survey dated July 31 1926. The sale is subject to prior liens and is conducted per the deeds of trust recorded in Guilford County.
County records show a deed of trust in Book 539 page 651 dated August 14 1926 by A N Greer and wife Moble Greer to Commercial National Bank of High Point NC as trustee for Prudential Insurance Company of America with a deed of trust executed June 3 1932 naming Wachovia Bank and Trust Company High Point NC as successor. The notice indicates a sale under the trust arrangement.
Substituted trustee Wachovia B Trust Co announces sale of land in Point City Guilford County to satisfy a deed of trust. Auction to be held cash at the entrance to the Inierpal Building on August 6 1932 at 11:00 A M. Terms specify the property described as Lot 9 with improvements and appurtenances.
Public auction to satisfy a deed of trust recorded in Guilford County NC involving Sallie Duggins and others as grantors with James Duggins and Emma Duggins heirs. the property in High Point known as Lot No 6 in Snow Park Block 12 will be sold at 11 oclock A M on August 6 1932 at the Municipal Building entrance High Point NC.
A deed of trust and related mortgage notice appears from Book 638 page 265 dated 16th day of sonnets 1930 and 27th day of May 1932. O L Rowland and Ruth A Rowland deed to Commercial National Bank of High Point as Trustee for Prudential Insurance Company of America. Wacho- (incomplete name) mentioned in designation.
Representative Rainey declared in an interview that the Senate is guilty of malfeasance and subject to removal if it releases public reports on loans filed by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Minneola July 19 AP Detective Charles Wesser was placed in sheriff custody after admitting he saw Hyman Stark unconscious and stripped to the waist on the floor at police headquarters where Stark later died from a broken Adam's apple.
Governor Roosevelt, en route to Albany, meets Smith faction leaders at John A. Farley’s seaside home to urge reconciliation in Massachusetts. The visit follows the state’s Democratic victory fund drive leadership.
In Danville Virginia on July nineteen two sisters drowned when elder Virginia Hodges eighteen a high school graduate attempted to rescue eight year old Russell Hodges who could not swim in a deep water hole. Both sisters died before aid arrived and were daughters of Claude Hodges a Caswell county farmer. Funeral services for the sisters were set for Yanceyville North Carolina the following afternoon.
Substituted Trustee of record in Guilford County puts property at 1507 North Hamilton Street up for cash sale to satisfy default. Description references Lot 5 Clark and Lambeth land and prior deeds from Bail and Stafford with plats and recorded deeds in Guilford County. WACHOVIA BANK TRUST CO is the documenting party.
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