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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
4
Two Governors Look at Sales Tax Dilemma in 1933
The Democratic nominees for North Carolina governor debate revenue plans arguing against general and luxury sales taxes. Both favor avoiding a 15 cent school tax and face a possible multi million budget shortfall as the 1933 legislature approaches. The question remains whether Fountain can push Ehringhaus to pick between two evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain
Ehringhaus
Gardner
Southern Development Report Hints at Mixed Progress
The Manufacturers Record previews this year’s southern survey showing gradual economic gains despite a world downturn. It notes the South as the last US region to feel the low mood yet the major industry has begun stabilizing and expanding with thousands of factories added or upgraded prior to 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South
South’s diversified small plants push industrial growth
The South sees steady manufacturing expansion driven by local and external interests. Over years the trend proves sound economically, despite a challenging year, with natural resources unused due to low development costs under deflated prices. Leaders aim to publicize Southern advantages to accelerate nationwide growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
What Home Brew Will Do to Consumer in Charlotte
Dr J R Alexander told the W C T U in Charlotte that home brew is dangerous and can cause terrible illnesses and incurable diseases. He noted many High Point homes contain containers of the stuff, and similar home-distilled drinks are widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Alexander
Charlotte
Dr. Alexander
Possible Deadlock at Chicago Convention Draws Baker Looming
If Roosevelt fails to secure the nomination a deadlock may push Newton D. Baker of Ohio as the alternative. Baker is seen as a practical idealism in politics while Roosevelt also has leadership qualities. Baker would appeal to many not currently active in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
N. C
Tammany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Yorker
Chicago
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Baker
Roosevelt
the Enterprise
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Guilford Battle Grounds
Valley Forge
Bethlehem
Washington
Marshall
Jefferson
Jackson
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Veterans urged restraint on bonus march in Washington
The V F W commander here was urged to resign after a meeting addressed by a veteran from the national capital. The commander refused to resign and officials warn the march will not influence Congress. Also discussed are tax rates, school funding, and budget pressures shaping public spending in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
North Carolina
A Revival of National Spirit by Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton argues that a new demand for budget discipline in government sparks a revival of national spirit. He notes Missouri voters resisted pork barrel post office projects and says many regions challenge localist thinking, urging focus on national interests and long term democracy. He highlights housing surpluses for the rich versus shortages for the poor and cites Fordized homes as a potential fix. He worries about 300,000 unemployed youths roaming the country and urges staying home with clear job promises to avoid broader social problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Congress
Missouri
House of Representatives
Uncle Sam
United States
Republic
New York
Washington
Ghosts of Wilson Era Stir Democratic Convention
The piece traces veteran Wilson and Bryan allies amid Roosevelt realignment at the Democratic convention. It notes figures like Col Edward M House, Newton Baker, William McAdoo, Cordell Hull, Josephus Daniels, Gilbert Hitchcock, James W Gerard, Carter Glass, Jouett Shouse, and James Cox among others shaping early 20th century party factions and loyalties.
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Willison
Bryan
McAdoo
Wilson
Charlie Murphy
Tammany Hall
George Olvany
John Curry
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Roger Sullivan
George Brennan
Illinois
Ed Moore
Ohio
Col
Edward M. House
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Vance McCormick
1916
Ciry
Smith
Harrisburg
Newton D. Baker
Baker
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Crown Prince
al Smith
California
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Roper
Cordell Hull
Treasury
Navy
Josephus Daniels
New York
North Carolina
Mitchell Palmer
District of Columbia
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
League of Nations
Resolutions Committee
Omaha World-Herald
James W. Gerard
Germany
National Party
Frank Hague
Houston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Colorado
Cary T. Grayson
White House
Carter Glass
Virginia
Federal Reserve
Glass
Jouett Shouse
James M. Cox
League
James A. Reed
Missouri
North Carolina Plumbing Decree and Political Appeals
A lengthy letter page compares a state plumbing decree to Darius and Daniel, alleging lawmakers planned high fees to trap small contractors. It cites Bill Murray, Bernard Baruch, and Mayor Hague, then urges North Carolina voters to back Richard T. Fountain for governor to protect voting rights and property reassessment.
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Darius
Daniel
Daniels
God of Heaven
State Board
Lions’ den
N. C
Plumbing Board
R. R
Downward Trend in Guilford County Tax Rate Highlighted
County commissioners announced a lighter property tax levy for Guilford for the new fiscal year. The report notes the 1921 levy was 57 cents on a 136 million valuation, rising in subsequent years to 68 cents and higher before this decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Harvest Photos Delay Official Kansas Start Until Marion Tally Seen
Harvest has begun in Kansas but official status awaits the first image of Marion Tally beside a shock of wheat, signaling the start of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Marion Tally
Know Your Aviators
A crossword style quiz listing horizontal and vertical clues about aviation history and terminology including figures like First Atlantic solo flyer and terms for flight related objects, with many answers referencing global aviators and equipment across hints.
The Bonus Army Surrounds Washington in Massive Rally
The editor reports a growing Bonus Army encampment around Washington, D C with estimates of eighteen to twenty thousand and calls from readers that thousands more are en route to lay siege until demands are met.
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E Enterprise
Washington
United States
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