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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
4
A historical excerpt pairs a biblical verse from Amos 9 5 warning of divine judgment with a Socratic saying praising moderation in living. The two quotations contrast judgment and virtue through succinct statements on sin and virtue.
The High Point Enterprise describes editions published in the afternoon and Sunday morning. It notes circulation patterns and delivery schedules for readers in the area.
Federal Reserve banks vow a stronger push to restore normal credit, arguing ample liquidity but scarce currency hinders trades. They warn the 3 percent circulation slows business while deposits hover around 50 to 57 billion dollars. North Carolina faces farm value declines, amplifying calls to rebalance dollars and prices over mere spending cuts.
The Manufacturers' Record urges Congress to limit time spent on unnecessary bills to ease business uncertainty. It argues that constant upheaval of ideas and legislation worsens an already bad economy and hopes unsettled conditions will improve once Congress stops tinkering for a while.
The Record urges Congress to trim government expenses and pass a clear retrenchment plan before adjournment. It warns that constant legislative flux harms business and credits, calling for definite tax bill details and balanced budgeting to restore confidence.
Hugh MacRae reports the Castle Hayne farmers in New Hanover county prosper on a strict community plan. The 500 acres once yielding at most 1000 dollars annually now brings up to 500 000 dollars per year through shared selling, churches, roads, and schools.
Guilford Republicans named their year ticket aiming for Governor nominee Clifford Frazier with strong running mates. Felix P. Conrad retires from the county commission after 16 years of service.
Bruce Catton discusses city residents driving to the countryside and stealing blossoms from orchards, blaming spring homesickness and a sense of theft from rural heritage. He contrasts this with the perilous sport of mountain climbing, noting the dangers and dedicated climbers worldwide.
Voters in High Point township must register by sunset tomorrow to participate in the June primary and general election. Those who moved or reached voting age since the last election must register. locations and precinct lines are listed in the paper.
A Indiana woman seeks a divorce claiming her husband’s cross temper sparked by Cubs game failures. The speaker jokes he might be a Boston Red Sox fan, implying a differing sports allegiance could calm tensions.
Figures show March NI for railroads edging toward higher freight rates advocacy. Observers note potential policy shifts as carriers seek improved earnings and market positioning amid evolving transportation costs and demand.
The statement notes a few U S businesses turning a profit while Burgoo King has shown the opposite for horses. It implies financial difficulties or poor performance affecting the brand or product line linked to the horses.
Reports note expanding use of girl barkers before Coney Island concessions as more men frequent the offerings. Ferrous scenes include 40th Street burlesque ballyhoo artists, Mauretania’s speed record, Otto Kahn’s sunlit appearance, Billy Jones’ sheep herder past, and mentions of Jesse Lasky Buster Keaton in Adelaide Hermann’s magic act as Pompeo Coppini hosts open house for art enthusiasts.
Cartoonist minded IDEA SERVICE offers confidential captioning help to turn defeat into success. A teacup reader opens shop, hinting at small business ventures and novelty services in the after noon listings.
Three months after the first steel was laid an American flag flew from the hi story building framework in the city. A neighbor complains his landlord took four months to repair a leaky faucet. Tammany Young, gate crasher, is seen in the Flat Bush short film factory casting office and plays a taxi driver role. Joseph V. McKee, president of the board of aldermen and acting mayor, previously taught Latin and Greek at Fordham University.
Washington opinion wavers on Hoover re election as Democrats shift policy. The piece notes Republican optimism returning amid mixed voter mood, with debates over whether any Democrat can beat Hoover or if he will secure a second term. It highlights bank deposit guarantees and unemployment relief as campaign issues shaping the race.
Half a million Lancashire cotton mill workers were poised for a strike after employers served a one month notice ending wage and hour agreements. Blackburn delegates ordered a ballot by the northern counties textile federation on industrial action, amid fears of a wage cut on June 11 and renewed market chaos. Andrew Naesmith warned against tentative wage deals while noting guerrilla tactics would hurt both sides.
The text notes Joe urged Democratic programs, describes them as vague, and urges observing the impact of the current Democratic bid for public support and the administration's efforts to counter it as Congress adjourns toward election day.
The page presents a bilingual style word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues numbering 1 to 66. Items include synonyms and phrases such as Love song near a window, silkworm, and a doctor, plus references to capitals and various thematic hints.
A list of cryptic clue fragments appears, including references to Swiss president, stitching, lighting, wagon track, and various short definitions. The text includes partial words for chest bone, you, branch, pile, and more, mixed with archaic spellings and misplaced letters.
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