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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1932
Page
4
State College Alumni Reassured on Consolidation Plans
E. C. Brooks of State College reassures alumni that consolidation with the University and North Carolina College for Women will not scrap Raleigh’s facilities or move faculty. Trustees will meet fewer times, with possible administration savings. The aim remains to preserve and extend higher education services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe. E. C. Brooks
State College
University
North Carolina College For Women
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
David Clark
Charlotte
State
Minor Leagues Need Stronger Ties to Save Baseball
J G Taylor Spink argues in The Sporting News that Organized Baseball must pool money brains and courage to shore up the minors amid threats to the game. He urges an extraordinary session of officials led by Commissioner Landis to devise policies, funding, and a united front to protect both majors and minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Taylor Spink
The
Sporting News
K. M. Landis
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Nero
Cotton States
American
National League
Advisory Council
Landis
One-Book Author Misnomer About Thomas Wolfe
The article notes Thomas Wolfe of Asheville won the 1932 Scribner prize of $5,000 for A Portrait of Bascom Hawke and reports an upcoming novel K-19. It addresses critics who labeled him a one-book author and mentions Wolfe's UNC Chapel Hill roots and early play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wolfe
Asheville
Angel
Mr. Wolfe
North Carolinian
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Chapel Hill
Tom Wolfe
Mencken
South
Garner to Have Coke of Two Jobs If Dems Are Victorious
Apparent partisan missives discuss Garner and Coke roles tied to election outcomes. The item projects cabinet or employment shifts depending on Democratic victory and political alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Wallace Seales case: jury verdict and family influence
The Statesville Daily applauds the jury for acquitting Wallace Seales in Winston-Salem, noting the evidence did not positively place him as a burglar despite a bad criminal record. The piece adds commentary on how prominent families and social standing can affect justice and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Wallace Seales
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
the Daily
Seales
The Roadside Lunchroom by Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton notes roadside lunchrooms vary in quality but clean, well kept places attract motorists. He praises neat appearance and tasteful surroundings as keys to success, predicting better prospects for well run small eateries as good ones multiply and endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Demand to Put Out Fire As Well As Down
A terse directive calls for extinguishing the blaze with equal emphasis on suppressing the source of danger. Officials urge immediate action and coordinated response to prevent further spread and damage.
County government overhaul urged for efficiency
The piece argues that county borders are outdated for modern travel and that counties are too numerous. It claims many units can be merged to cut taxes and spending, calling for sweeping state by state reorganizations of county government machinery.
Hoover Nominated to Succeed Himself Per Reports
The passage notes that removing suspense might lift mood and that Hoover and Republicans will act when party leaders inform him he has been nominated to succeed himself. The text suggests an imminent political move and self-replacement within the party ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Ordinary man uses geometry to gauge hail size
A friend notes hailstones described as cantaloupes fell and the man reduces by ten to estimate real dimensions. The remark highlights a humorous misapplication of geometry in weather observations.
Roosevelt and Garner linked in looming political shifts
Washingtonwriter notes that several top candidates hold jobs and may resign to pursue campaigns. Roosevelt weighs resigning as governor while Garner could stay as speaker or run for vice president, with party implications for 193? and 1934. Lehman considered for governor if Roosevelt resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Jack Garner
Congress
Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt Roosevelt
Albany
Chicago
al Smith
Will Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
James M. Cox
Ohio
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Hoover
Commerce
Warren G. Harding
Senate
Cox
New York Court of Appeals
John W. Davis
Charles G. Dawes
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
Rescue Flight Delivers Food To Starving Miners
Vancouver airmen E. P. H. Wells and William Falkner braved rough air to drop 500 pounds of food to hungry miners at the McConnell Creek field near Burns Lake. Falkner was strapped to the plane floor to release the sacks while frostbitten ears and nose testified to the perilous mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Vancouver
B. C
Northwest
McConnell Creek
Burns Lake
E. P. H. Wells
William Falkner
Falkner
Wells
Tax Exemption Rules For State Purchases In New Revenue Law
North Carolina officials announce that most purchases by state and public bodies from manufacturers direct are tax free under the new federal revenue act. Purchases through jobbers incur tax. exemptions also apply to gas oil and certain services and equipment used by state and local governments. Brower notes ongoing efforts to resolve distributor discrimination and preserve tax savings for state entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Internal Revenue
Brower
Internal Revenue Department
Congress
House
Senate
Texas Company
Ford
Chevrolet
Diamond T
Reo
Conference Question Horizontal 2
A clipped list of crossword style clues from a Lausanne conference theme appears with numbered hints ranging from animals to anatomy and geography. The dense entries include terms like Nebulae conference parrot sheep eggs chrysalis and tribe member, plus scattered clues about body parts and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Army Major Secretly Carried Death In Pocket In NJ
Seagirt New Jersey Major George R ler toured Camp Moore after a pharmacist misread a prescription and supplied nitroglycerin capsules stronger than intended. Police traced him as he carried the drug for hours, but he remained alive following several doses and a risky display before authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagirt
N. J
George R.ler
Camp Moore
New Jersey
Cud Chewing Indians Made Ancient Firewater near Pecos
A Smithsonian expedition reports a strange race of cave men made a stronger firewater by chewing cactus to extract juice, drying it in the sun to ferment. Indians in the Pecos area recount the method, squatting around a horse hide as the juice collected and fermented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Smithsonian Institution
Pecos
Temperatures and Rainfall Guide for Paper Baskets
If your paper waste basket isn’t sturdy enough, cut a piece of heavy cardboard to fit the bottom. This simple base reinforcement increases strength and makes handling easier, improving serviceability and appearance.
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