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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1932

Page

5

Community notices and club meetings fill High Point pages

Local church groups plan meetings and socials from 7:30 pm to 3 pm events. PTA meetings install officers. circle groups host hot dog suppers and fundraisers. Births announced, marriages noted, and anniversaries shared amid school and church activities.

Johnson Street BE. D. Wade Brentwood P.T. A G. T. Tunstall Margaret Sloane High Point College Coe

Al Smith Out as Roosevelt Looms in 1932

Washington observes Al Smith’s declining power and rising opposition within the Democratic Party as Franklin D. Roosevelt emerges as the favored candidate. Smith battles for influence after his 1928 bid, while southerners and western leaders back Roosevelt to unite the ticket and deny Smith another nomination. The veteran figure risks becoming an obstructionist if he blocks the party’s choice or tarnishes its unity ahead of the convention.

Washington al Smith Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Smith Rosevelt New York South East Hoover

Ruth Is Left Lone After Love Triangle Ends

Ruth watches Sally and Joe Raynor depart in a strained scene as Sally resists apology and Ruth reflects on the unraveling love triangle. Sue comforts Ruth, noting the game of romances now hers to win, and Ruth insists she is finished with Joe.

Wade Sechrest South Hamiltons Marret Robert White Esther Ruth Marion McDonald Evan Albertson Irene Willard Phyllis Crater Dorcas Crater Sarah Lee Hayworth Mina Stroud Frankie Saunders Helen Hedgecock Jewel Nance Mary Elizabeth White Judith White Betty Jean Sechrest Willie Cecil Francis Cecil Hazel Scarce Romaine Ellis Mary Sue McNab Colline McNab Thomas Moffitt Bobby White Raymond Stroud Allen McDaniel Paul Saunders Henry Stroud Bettsel Napce J. E. Michael Johnnie Ruth Jack Albertson Frank White Grady Willard Junior Willard Margaret Paul D. Womack Orangeburg S. C Berta Fowler Watt McCain Lexington Miss Kansas City Miss Fowler Eugene Bass Fowler Winthrop College Rock Hill D. C High Point McCain Sara McCain Davidson College Davidson N. C Matheeson Alkali Works, Inc Kansas City, Mo Ruth Sally Sue Joe Raynor

France Sifts Licenses for 160 Gambling Casinos

A Nexta Telegram report notes about 160 gambling casinos are licensed to operate in France despite the ruling that gambling is illegal in the country.

France

Quinine Discovery Marked on 300th Anniversary

The item notes the 300th anniversary of quinine's discovery and cites a statistic about 18 headings.

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