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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1931

Page

5

Hoover Rededicates Lincoln Tomb and Nation Ideals

President Hoover urged rededication to national service and ideals at the remodeled Lincoln tomb in Springfield Illinois. He praised Lincoln’s truth justice and right as guiding principles and called the shrine a symbol renewing patriotism and the republic.

Springfield Lincoln Hoover Illinois Abraham Lincoln

Lincoln and the enduring call to duty at national shrines

The passage reflects on Abraham Lincoln as more than a symbol, urges rededication to service of country, and links Lincoln’s ideals to present obligations. It recalls Gettysburg and Lincoln’s call to the living to continue the great task of government under law and liberty.

United States Illinois Yaees Rant Lincoln Abraham Lincoln Gettysburg

Entangled Hearts in Oakdale Park

Irene and Derry confront love and money as engagement ends in Oakdale park. Irene admits mixed feelings while Derry declares love and pride, sparking tension over Gaylord’s wealth. Gaylord closes in, leaving Irene anxious about a confrontation and their future.

Irene Gaylord Asa Town Oakdale River Park Old Town Derry Park Derry Meade Prentiss Mansion Trene Derri

Aviation output rises in first quarter of 1931

Washington announces the aero nautics branch reports 14 percent higher production of commercial and military airplanes in Q1 1931 versus Q1 1930. Total aircraft built in the quarter reached 672, surpassing the prior year by 87 units.

Washington Aeronautics Branch U. S. Department of Commerce

Steel office furniture was first manufactured in South Africa

A historical note records that steel office furniture production began in South Africa, marking an early industrial development in the region. The item cites the emergence of local manufacturing capabilities and a shift in material use for office fittings.

South Africa

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