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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1932
Page
4
A concise moral note cites belief in receiving what is desired through prayer and warns that those seeking more than happiness should not complain if happiness is not their portion. Instructive reflection attributed to Froude.
The article notes Richard T. Fountain run-off bid for governor and criticizes the short ballot stance while affirming the personnel department. Set up by the 1931 legislature to streamline payrolls, it aims to remove unnecessary workers and adjust pay. Fountain’s Raleigh support raises questions about the director’s impact.
The essay argues Mussolini dismisses democracy as meaningless and asserts strong leaders fix nations. It cites his London interview and contrasts with British thinker Macauley, noting democracy’s persistent test and Mussolini’s appeal to the people as the means of gaining power.
A Greensboro News report notes Guilford County Board of Health trimmed Dr. R. M. Buie’s salary by ten percent to 4050 plus a 600 automobile allowance for the new year. The piece questions how a disabled veteran can draw 150 a month from the federal government while earning 4500 annually from county pay.
Editorial argues there are many unknown American soldiers beyond Arlington and reflects on a fragile peace as Germany may imitate France in 1848. It cites rising militarism, a possible restoration of the Hohenzollern line, and a steel market outlook amid price declines.
A farmer recounts a year of hard labor with cows, horses, and chores. The narrator complains of low earnings despite constant work, noting seasons, weather, and humor with his wife Nancy amid rural toil. The piece ends with renewed resolve to endure another farming year.
Citizens debate former official Jimmy Walker's travel and leadership, with some calling for constant presence. Others argue for inflationary currency tactics and self sufficiency, reflecting broader national policy tensions.
A dispatch reports Bugs Moran heads back to Chicago and both Republican and Democratic sides deny he serves as a delegate.
The monarch has disposed of a farm to reduce expenditures drawing interest from American farmers curious about the buyer’s identity and procurement method.
A Paris composer faces charges after allegedly striking his publisher with a roll of music in a bid to ensure his songs would become hits. Police reported the incident occurred in a publishing office. The case highlights tensions between artistic ambition and professional boundaries.
A writer argues that a good story requires a ending that satisfies. The punchline notes the trouble as wives often won t wait to hear the end.
A driver on Main Street reports a minor collision after the car ahead backed into him at a green light. The other driver claims the light read Go and blamed a upside down lamp glass for confusion. Both drivers exchanged views then drove off.
Alicia Hart reviews portable beauty aids including a white pencil nail margin tool and a purse size cleansing liquid that replaces multiple products. She notes compact powders with initials, a large mirror, and tan shade matching, plus cotton wads for guest rooms and travel.
Rodney Dutcher reports on the drys at the Republican convention, detailing the National Prohibition Board of Strategy's discreet Chicago headquarters, key figures like Bishop James Cannon Jr and Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington, and the quiet, money-minded push to keep prohibition in the constitution amid wets. The piece notes a lack of younger drys present and a visible, cautious strategy.
A puff kept clean by daily use helps prevent blackheads by wiping away dirt before it settles on the skin. Flapping over a perspiring face can soil puffs, so a fresh puff daily is advised to maintain facial cleanliness.
Michigan Attorney General Paul W. Voorhis ruled that persons aged 18 to under 21 may drive cars as private carriers but cannot operate as common carriers. The opinion was requested by St. Ignace attorney Prentiss W. Brown amid questions raised by pleasure trips being sold in St. Ignace.
In Spartanburg South Carolina June 18 Kenneth Moore reports being shot at three times while driving near city limits. Superintendent W B Moore ordered the pickets from the Arcardia mills away after the incident. A warrant for disorderly conduct against the superintendent was expected later the day.
In Pasadena California Dr Robert A Millikan and C D Anderson of Caltech report taking the first successful measurement of cosmic rays. The rays were photographed by tracks left in water vapor and are described as high powered light particles.
In Houston Judge Fred Turner hears a driver’s unusual alibi for speeding. The motorist claims guilt but says faulty brakes forced him to speed to get the car off the street and avoid a collision.
A compact catalog of vocabulary entries and clues including terms like edge of a root writing fluid standard type beer data unit and many more. It lists definitions phrases and partial answers such as Indian new star wing Morindin dye and conspiracy like notes.
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