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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
2
Senator Robert F. Wagner argues federal relief is needed to end the low mood economy and restore demand. He notes price declines, rising unemployment, and a private-sector pause, urging national investment in public-interest ventures to spark recovery.
Americans in court presentations wore molded gowns described as unique necklines and slim lines. Mrs. BE Chamion Acheson of Milton Conn displayed a high one side neckline forming a slender strap, while Mrs. Russell M. Brooks of Salem Ore wore a cowl neck, primrose satin gown with a train motif. Mrs. Dorothy Dooman of Detroit showcased pale pink satin with jeweled accents and a matching fan.
A high level plan proposes $2.3 billion in new outlays to create demand for labor and revive trade. $2 billion would fund construction, $300 million relief for destitution, with $1.5 billion via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for state and municipal projects and public works.
An advertisement promotes Calotabs a purported de nauseated calomel tablet that cleanses the liver overnight with one tablet at bedtime. It claims no taste no griping or nausea wakes users energetic and hungry. warns against imitations and offers a refund if not delighted.
The report notes that about 107 national and international unions affiliate with the American Federation of Labor. It cites Rhode Island as the smallest state yet the most densely populated in the Union. It also identifies the pigmy shrew weighing 2.9 grams as the world’s smallest animal.
Public sale set for July 8 1932 at 2 PM in front of Greensboros courthouse to satisfy the debt secured by a deed of trust on property in Greensboro and High Point North Carolina. Trustee D MacRae insured by Insured Mage Bond Corp sells to highest cash bidder. property described as College Terrace lots 65 and adjacent West Circle Drive area.
Birmingham reports describe the American Negro COCiety launching a unified drive to counter communism within the race. The first general convention here announced the movement formed to oppose communist trends among black Americans and said its growth spans the United States.
California Institute of Technology engineers unveil a three story tall X ray tube claimed to be the world’s largest. The apparatus stands three floors high and represents a milestone in high energy imaging technology.
Representative Sam Rayburn announced that Senator Tom Connally will place Speaker John N Garner in nomination at Chicago. California will yield to Texas on the roll call and Connally will make the nominating speech. A Garner steering committee for the Chicago convention was named including Amon G Carter and Maury Hughes among others.
A fragmented ad-like passage discusses weight loss and health, mentioning a 242 pound man and a cardiac concern. It hints at salts and Kru schen usage, daily doses, and a promise of keeping fit and active with a money back guarantee, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
Corpus Christi Texas figures Alvin Wirtz Walter Woodul C WN Chambers Fred Horton and Mrs R F Lindsay all Texas plan Rayburn to leave for Texas headquarters in Chicago about June 26.
Itchy inflamed skin relief with Peterson's Oinntment claims to end itching and clear eruptions after several applications. The ad offers a large box for 35 cents at any drugstore with a money back guarantee and recommends use for burns sun burn chafing and inflamed feet.
Public notice for sale of three lots numbered 15 16 and 17 in the W W Co Hall subdivision in Guilford County North Carolina. Sale date July 11 1932 at 11:00 AM. Terms require cash payment and free of liens except prior ones. Property details include frontage and depth measurements for each lot. Signed June 8 1932 by Robe Stewerth.
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