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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
4
Tuesday June 21 1982 quote attributed to Sir W Temple reflects on human life and emotion, suggesting solitude and lifelong dissatisfaction. The brief item presents a reflective aphorism rather than news or events.
The column predicts Senator Borah will eventually back the Hoover led Republican ticket in the campaign despite an outburst yesterday. It argues he often aligns with the GOP in the end, denying a third party run and noting his need for publicity.
A columnist urges leaving the urge to return to past conditions. He argues against retrograde aims in religion economy and politics and asks readers to face present realities, build on what remains, and move ahead rather than look backward.
The speech urges moving away from power and toward action for a brighter era of morality public honor and prosperity. It emphasizes forward looking resolve and collective effort to achieve progress rather than clinging to past power.
The North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association gathers in High Point with about 680 members. The event honors veteran dealers in commodities and reflects on the pharmacist’s evolving role in the modern drug store and the economy.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler argues arousing the people is essential to address commerce and democratic reforms. He warns politicians hesitate in elections, urges a statesmanlike approach, and calls for international conference to reexamine war obligations tariffs and monetary issues.
Bruce Catton argues that political conventions foster straddling as parties are coalitions of discordant factions. He notes Republicans and Democrats contain opposing figures, making clear pronouncements rare. The piece warns this weakens party loyalty and responsibility and calls for realignment for effective democracy.
John Austin shows a dozen 1894 Life magazines in Asheboro noting their humor, ads, and the view that 1890s jokes outshine modern ones. He displays notes, bonds, and life insurance policies dating to 1864, planning to keep the collection for value.
In Richmond today the Confederate veterans gather for their annual meeting. Some veterans helped defend the city during the 1865 siege by Grant forces while others reflect on a past they view as more glamorous in hindsight than its contemporaneous reality.
A Chicago dispatch reports thieves stole the automobile of Pat Roche, famed Cook County state's attorney investigator. The incident raises questions about motive and whether the car’s ownership was recognized after the theft.
An economist argues for a traditional fight to restore prosperity and says embracing the idea would make the Democratic nominee for president a sure winner.
Dora Rose Mond Elliott of Fuquay Springs won a 15000 verdict in Wake County against the Raleigh-Charlotte Bus Line Inc for injuries to her arm sustained in an accident.
Seven hundred farmers appeared before the county commission to urge continuation of the county farm and home demonstration agents program.
Firemen who extinguished a residence fire at Sam Oates’s home in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, reportedly interrupted their work to the tune of The Fox Chase as a man with a fiddle hurried from the scene.
In Gastonia a burglar, H F Huffstetter of Buffalo NY, fled from the Abresch home. W Y Abresch shouted shoot as he chased the man from the back door while the owner entered the front. Huffstetter stopped and was jailed. he did not know Abresch had no gun.
MAXON cucumber growers predict shipments will double this week from six cars sent to northern markets last week. Prices are reported satisfactory.
Asheville hosts the Quality Service Stores of America annual session with 500 delegates in attendance. Election of officers and selection of the next convention city were the day's agenda items.
National League leaders include P Waner Pirates batting .877 and Hurst Phillies with 61 RBIs. Phil Klein Phillies leads in runs and home runs with 70 and 18 respectively, while Herman Reds adds 11 triples. American League top names include Foxx Athletics batting .377 and 77 RBIs, Gomez Yankees 13 wins, and Ruth Yankees 21 homers.
Rodney Dutcher reports on the Republican convention dynamics as the party shifts toward wet positions on prohibition. The piece analyzes state levers in the east and the potential Democratic gains, plus Rooseveltians gaining convention control and battles over the two thirds rule and permanent chairmanship.
The alliance aims to defeat Roosevelt by bolstering the governor on the first ballot, with plans to weaken him after the initial round. Roosevelt supporters acknowledge the tactic as a key hurdle and coordinate noted by party strategists.
Toronto report shows 420 marriage licenses issued in May 1932, down from 610 in May 1931. There were 385 marriages in May 1932 versus 424 in May 1931, reflecting 39 fewer brides tied to the altar in the leap year month.
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