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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
4
Katz Special Advertising Agency lists national advertising representatives in New York City Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Kansas City Atlanta San Francisco and Dallas for department communications and branch contact.
On Thursday March 10 1032 readers encounter biblical and Shakespearean quotes about guilt and blameless eyes, contrasting moral guidance with public perception in a brief literary note.
The piece argues New Hampshire’s overwhelming Roosevelt vote and Boston mayor James Michael Curley urging Smith to withdraw from Massachusetts hint at Roosevelt’s path to the Democratic nomination. It notes Massachusetts Catholics and Irish-Catholic Boston backing Roosevelt could signal first-ballot Chicago prospects for the New York governor.
In Durham Senator Cameron Morrison urged vigilance against class selfishness and discontent to combat communism and radicalism. He warned that genuine danger lies in faulty institutions and economic injustice, and said the best defense is strengthening American institutions for the average citizen.
The article notes a rise in self destruction cases, recalling a time when death by own action was rare. It laments the inability to detect warning signs and stresses improving general life conditions to make living seem worthwhile.
The Charlotte Observer laments the death of Frank Smith a well known hardware merchant and community figure. It notes his popularity social and business circles and the deep regret over his taking his life while stressing his generosity and wide friendships.
Dr Velma Dave Mathews of this city is named to head the biology department at Catawba College. Her work with Dr W Coker on North Carolina flora earns her national recognition as a rising specialist in a field where few women participate.
The piece argues Ireland would stay split even if fully free, noting De Valera’s rise signals a push for full independence from Britain. It doubts political order could hold with factions divided, and warns Ireland’s internal divides and native temperament hinder autonomy.
Bruce Catton argues the Beck Linthicum bill to revise the prohibition amendment faces defeat in the House roll call on March 14. He says the outcome matters to end congressional straddling on wet and dry issues, regardless of individual attitudes.
The piece critiques lawmakers who hesitate to reveal voters' true stance on prohibition, labeling them straddlers and urging clear positions on the Beck-Linthicum bill. It links indecision to broader issues of independence for the Philippines and notes Bar B Sperry's view on European imperialism shaping Manchuria.
A Business Week table shows 1929 to 1931 salaries rising 14.37 percent for federal state and local workers while industrial wage earners fell 49.31 percent. Public school teachers rose 11.05 percent. total industry employees dropped 44.82 percent. The piece argues public wages rose, but many individuals faced pay cuts. federal workers largely exempt. The piece criticizes the administration for not preserving overall living standards.
A banker calls tax dodgers a menace to good government while contrasting them with tax spenders. The remark frames ongoing debates over tax collection and public spending.
The Enterprise reports the passing of Thomas R. Mackey observed with sorrow by diverse communities. A signed letter from a friend offers a solemn eulogy and asks readers to remember the man and keep his grave green.
Leland Stanford reflects on Tom Mackey's suicide as natural within a flawed society. He argues death by own action stems from conditions and urges societal reform through education, industry, and compassion to prevent such endings. He frames life as burdened by want, sorrow, and failure in a Christian world.
Casey Jones from Texas defeated Joe Thomas with a one punch knockout in 111 seconds at Fort Worth.
Despite a tender wrist Hortor Smith opened the season with strong 72s at the Springfield links in Massachusetts. He posted solid scores amid tough weather and strong field.
Jerry Jeronimie and John Rose, now roommates, square off for the middleweight boxing championship at Carleton College in Northfield Minnesota with local fans watching closely.
Harry Pate of Joplin Missouri has held the city handball championship for three consecutive years by succession.
Mount Mitchell in North Carolina sank to 14 below zero as a winter cold front stretched across the South. Asheville logged 14 above, while Richmond and Nashville reported near or below 20 degrees. Coastal aid preparations followed a weekend storm causing 750000 in damage.
A parliamentary debate centers on replacing the sales tax with a broad manufacturers levy. Crisp argues a 2.25 percent rate with wide coverage is fairer, noting Canada and Australia benchmark taxes and warning exemptions could undermine the program. He cites canned goods as manufactured items already facing tax.
Police report discredits claims of a baby aboard a Chicago bound train with Spitale in a speak easy. United Press interviews suggest professionals behind the abduction may be lying low. No baby, no Spitale found in Pennsylvania or New York. pledge to announce a return through Trenton if the child is found.
Ralph Thomson of Omaha captain elect and sole returning regular from this year’s Iowa State College basketball squad.
The Roanoke Neuse and Cape Fear rivers flooded Low lands in eastern counties but damage was slight. Cape Fear crested at 31 feet at Elizabethtown about eight feet over banks. Neuse fell from 17.8 feet at Smithfield to standard levels. Roanoke reached 41 feet at Weldon and held steady, likely to fall later today. Moderately heavy floods expected in lower reaches through the week.
The board of directors of the Ten Year Plan corporation will meet here Friday.
A violent earthquake damaged several Cephalonian villages near Lixoura and injured multiple residents. The tremor struck today in Athens reporting.
Copenhagen Denmark March 10 The Danish National bank will reduce its discount rate tomorrow from 6 percent to a lower rate.
Furman University's crack basketball team that has played three years will be dissolved in June due to graduation. The squad won the South Carolina State championship three years in a row.
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