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The High Point Enterprise publishes afternoon editions and a Sunday morning issue under editor R. B. Terry.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
4
Daily Thought Quotes From 1082 Edition
A collected line from a 1082 issue features religious and moral maxims. The page opens with a biblical verse about the power of a small flame and closes with a warning from William Penn about conquering personal weakness.
Bear War on Wall Street Reflects Hoover Policy
The piece weighs Hoover's stance against bear raiders and the stock market mood. It argues the bear threat is a symptom, not the cause, and urges policy focus on restoring business to curb market sagging.
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Wall Street
Hoover
America
National Society for Self Protection Hints at Kidnap Plot
The Chicago Crime Commission head Frank J Loesch advocates a secret interstate group of business leaders to suppress kidnapping. He says the task requires time money and patience, with citizens operating covertly to track down kidnappers and uphold the law.
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Capone
Lindbergh
Chicago
Underworld
Frank J. Loesch
Chicago Crime Commission
Loesch
Mr. Loesch
Oda Ie
Secret citizen leagues for crime fighting proposed
A satirical piece questions plans to form multiple secret groups to combat various crimes. It suggests secret organizations to fight kidnapping racketeering and shoplifting, and even to free police for preventing illegal parking, framing the idea as diverting but provocative.
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Mr. Loesch
Butler Sincere In His Day Convictions
General Smedley Butler announces for the United States Senate against Senator James J. Davis promising a dry platform. He cites prohibition as his main issue while Governor Pinchot backs Davis and supports modification of prohibition laws.
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Smedley Butler
United States Senate
James J. Davis
Pinchot
Davis
Pennsylvania
Butler
California
Puddler
Sealing the Fate of the Lame Duck Session
The constitutional amendment bill against the Lame Duck session seals the doom of that session. States will ratify the act without hesitation, though passage may take years as it moves through state legislatures. The current system is indefensible and will be curtailed as Congress loses a degree of control to the people.
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Congress
Lindbergh family faces ransom pressure and public glare
The column weighs the Lindberghs’ decision to pay $50,000 for their kidnapped child and the dangers of public sympathy. It notes police and criminologists urging ransom, the risk of a second felony, and the relief of privacy for Col. Lindbergh amid surrounding attention.
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Col. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Fighting around Shanghai hints at ongoing Chinese civil conflicts
The comment notes that the fighting near Shanghai resembles a pattern seen in multiple Chinese civil wars, suggesting repeated rehearsals of internal conflict and power struggles in the region.
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Shanghai
Cleveland Judge Offers Choice Between Marriage and Jail
A Cleveland judge presented a man with an ultimatum to marry his spouse or face imprisonment. The case drew attention as a rare, stern alternative to incarceration.
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Cleveland
League Investigations Potentially Begin Before War Ends
The remark notes that if China resists longer, the League of Nations may start its investigation while the conflict still continues, signaling leverage for international mediation during hostilities.
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League of Nations
Need Less Alarm on Women and Art Ties to Hopeful Times
The piece argues that recognition of women’s achievements beyond home life is natural, while homemakers remain foundational to American life. It cites art philanthropy, notably the Frick collection, as a national boon despite hard times, and notes improvements in business startup activity signaling cautious recovery. It adds a safety toll on eye injuries from industrial work and the need for joint labor management safety efforts.
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New York
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Conference delegates approve two week vacation
The disarmament conference participants reached a surprising agreement on a two weeks' vacation for all delegates. The note adds that the current mood has ended the trend of an 18 day diet being fashionable, as too many pursue it.
Letter to editor on local job discrimination in High Point
J H Lewis of 1308 Bradshaw St High Point N C writes that four thousand non residents work in High Point and favours giving locals priority for jobs. He questions Chamber of Commerce actions and urges city manufacturers to hire High Point citizens to ease famine like unemployment in 1932.
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the Enterprise
High Point
Egypt
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Lewis
Bradshaw St. High Point
N. C
Pershing Delayed at White House Reception Story of Missing Decorations
General Pershing arrived two hours late to President Hoover's White House reception for army and navy officers. He recalled the incident as a joke after the artist Seymour Stone failed to locate the general's decorations for a portrait. The decorations were missing during a scramble involving a downtown movie and the Metropolitan Club.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
General Pershing
President Hoover
White House
Army
Navy
Pershing
Seymour Stone
Army and Navy Club of
New York
Stone
Perishing
Pershing Recovers Decorations Hidden by Stone
Pershing explains why he did not find the decorations on first visit. Stone had locked them in a strong trunk placed in a barred closet before Pershing pinned them to his breast and rushed to the White House.
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Stone
Pershing
White House
Counterfeiter Uncovered in Charlotte Garage
Federal agents and police report Charles Eliott confessed after counterfeit silver coins were passed. His money making machine was found in a garage in Charlotte North Carolina.
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Charlotte
N. C
Charles Eliott
Parties and a wolfish rug at Rasch Tiomkin home
New York society profile describes Albertina Rasch and Dimitri Tiomkin hosting stylish gatherings. Ernst Lubitsch is to stage a show with their Hasch Tiomkin team. Rasch’s Vienna training informs her culinary artistry as she shops and cooks for guests. A Central Park West apartment features a dramatic vodka named wolf rug.
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William Gaines
New York
Albertina Rasch
Dimitri Tiomkin
Ernst Lubitech
Hasch-Tiomkin
Madame Rasch
Imperial Opera Ballet School
Vienna
Central Park West
Pioneer Edwin Ross Thomas Still Attends New Year Parties
Edwin Ross Thomas, 81, travels yearly from Florida to New York for New Year gatherings at his Seaweed estate. His Thomas Flyer won the 1908 round the world automobile race, and he built the first practical roadworthy motorcycle. Isamu Noguchi, born in California, raised in Japan, studied medicine before turning to art. Captain Thomas F. O Connor of the police sift and manage hostile calls at civic events.
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Edwin Ross Thomas
New York
Florida
Thomas
Miami Beach
Thomas Flyer
Isamu Noguchi
California
Japan
Indiana
Columbia University
Jimmie Walker
Thomas F. O'Connor
Police Department
O’connor
Joy buzzers and bold chatter in Reuben’s eatery
The scene at Buzz Reuben’s restaurant centers on a lively crowd from the White Way. Restless guests jump at a joy buzzer greeting while Sam Berman from Hartford sketches caricatures on the walls and admires a bald, grand duke like patron in conversation.
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Buzz
Buzz Reuben
Reuben
Sam Berman
Hartford
Question on Fascism Puzzle Clues
A crossword style clue list on fascism themed terms across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes definitions for Bulwark ambassador Cape of Good Hope and other related words with many short prompts and missing letters.
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United States
Cape of Good Hope
Missing Children Tallied Across Carolinas In Lindbergh Case Link
Inquiry into the Lindbergh kidnapping sparks a list of eight missing persons in the Carolinas. Jim Burns a 42 year old Mount Airy taxi driver is sought by Winston Salem police who have made two arrests. John Poston Harry Brown and Jack Marsh are sought in Rock Hill South Carolina and Winnsboro North Carolina. Mildred Hill aged 21 is missing from Cross Hill South Carolina and was believed to have drowned herself in the Saluda River but her body was never found.
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Charlotte
Carolinas
Winston-Salem
Jim Burns
Mount Airy
Eileen Neal
Lily Mae Sellers
Winnsboro
Notorious Kidnapping Cases From 1900s to 1920s The Fox
The article recalls Charlie Ross the famed kidnapping victim and later reformer, notes Willie Whitla’s 1909 ransom and return, recounts the 1927 Billy Gaffney case, Marian Parker’s abduction and death, William Hickman’s arrest and execution, and Grace Budd’s disappearance. It also mentions Cincinnati's $3.5 million two level viaduct project.
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Willie Whitla
Sharon
Billy Gaffney
Brooklyn
Marian Parker
Los Angeles
Fox
William Hickman
Pendleton
Ore
Parker
San Quentin
Grace Budd
Greenwich Village
New York
Frank Howard
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Henry LO Stevens JR
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Cincinnati
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