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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1932
Page
4
Eskimo Link to Ancient Civilized Pioneers Revealed by Ivory Goggles
A fragment from a grave at the northernmost point under the American flag yields ivory snow goggles dated thousands of years old. The discovery supports a theory that Eskimos descend from ancient, highly civilized Asiatic explorers who ventured into the Arctic long ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Jobless Follow Filene Advice On Election Change
Boston merchant and economist Edward Filene urged unemployed voters to back a change in Washington to spur action on unemployment. He argued government acts more readily when a shift in control appears likely, potentially swaying the 1932 election among an estimated 40 million eligible voters. Hoover led in 1928 with over 21 million votes.
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Edward A. Filene
Boston
Washington
America
Hoover
Clime Business Mills Onward Amid Election Uncertainty
The piece notes a sustained upturn across major industries since midsummer with textiles and steel leading gains. It cites rising unfilled orders, higher car loadings, and improved employment while linking optimism to post election policy clarity and a hopeful, cautious recovery.
Bernard Shaw May Visit America Next Year
Bernard Shaw concedes there may be truth to a report he could tour the United States next year. He hints at a brief stop lasting minutes rather than a lengthy visit, while noting American interest remains strong despite his distaste for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Shaw
United States
Mr. Shaw
America
Shaw
Debate on Simplifying the Presidential Vote
The article notes growing sentiment to end the electoral college and replace electors with nominee names. It argues the college is outdated and unlikely to defy party purposes, as most citizens ignore elector actions after vote tallies are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electoral College
Stampede at Last Minute as Hoover and Roosevelt Brace for Vote
National party spokesmen for the Hoover and Roosevelt camps declare a frantic final push. The article notes a heated, last hour surge in support and outlines anticipated moves on the national executive committee fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
The Burden of the President and Campaign Demands
Bruce Catton argues the presidency bears immense strain from vast paperwork to public duties and campaign duties. He suggests lightening the load by delegating tasks to the vice president and trimming term lengths. The piece contrasts England’s Buy British drive with American political fatigue and cites a Pittsburgh football victory riot as an anachronistic echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
America
Congress
Con
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
White House
Prince of Wales
Pingland
Horse Returns Boosts Stable Jobs In Small Town
A note on employment prospects tied to a returning horse signals potential work gains in a small town where wearing a weekday necktie marks local status. The remark hints at renewed commerce and community sentiment around a familiar animal.
Y Preparing 10 Organize Quint for Winter Play
The local Y basketball team gears up for the winter season with tryouts starting Monday at 8 pm after the Young Men's Class. The schedule opens December 3 against Winston-Salem YWCA in High Point. Veterans Howard Raper Ed Farlow Woodrow Thomas and Leland Cooper are back with newcomers Jack Douglas from South Carolina and Martin. more players may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
High Point
Howard Raper
Ed Farlow
Woodrow Thomas
Leland Cooper
Jack Douglas
University of South Carolina
Martin
Chopped Meat Recipes Cut Fuel Costs in Meals
SISTER MARY'S KITCHEN suggests using chopped tougher cuts of beef veal lamb and pork to save fuel. Ideas include veal patties wrapped in bacon braised or broiled meat loaves with crumbs as extender and tamale pie using chopped meat with cornmeal tomatoes and Chile powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
han#ted
Southwest
Air mail line links Belgium to Belgian Congo
Air mail service between Belgium and the Belgian Congo began last month. Sabena operates the route with stops at Antwerp Paris Marseilles Oran Ouagadougou Fort Lamy and Bangui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Brussels
Belgium
Belgian Congo
Sabena
Antwerp
Paris
Mar— Oran
Odrar
Zender
Fort Lamy
Banguy
Concrete Cut In Power Rates Hearts NC Consumers
The North Carolina State Corporation Commission orders lower rates for Durham Public Service and forecasts rate cuts for Carolina Power and Light, Southern Public Utilities and Tidewater Power. Total reductions total about 80,000 dollars yearly, with distribution across towns still to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Public Utilities Company
Duke Power Company
Tidewater Power Company
Commission
Carolina Power and Light Company
Asheville
Carolina Powerland Light Company
Piedmont
C. B. Waddell
Tte
Uniuties
Tide Water Power Rate Order Seen As Final Likely
An application seeks an upward revision within 90 days to assure customers of initially lower rates set for at least a year. If rates rise again, increases would cover actual losses. The Tide Water Power order is expected to be the last one issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidewater Power Company
Wake Forest Plans New Medical Building Named for Dr Johnson
Wake Forest college will begin construction next week on a new medical building funded by the Johnson Memorial Trust Fund. The $60,000 structure will bear the name William Amos Johnson Medical Building in memory of Dr. William Amos Johnson, a former anatomy professor and athlete who died in a 1927 automobile accident after a Wake Forest football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
Johnson Memorial Trust Fund
William Amos Johnson
Medcal
Johnson
Asheville
Penn Pitt Game II Battle of Giants at Franklin Field
Eastern title hopes hung on the Penn Pittsburgh clash at Franklin Field as unbeaten teams Penn and Pitt met. Pitt relied on Don Kellett punting and Eddie Masavage passing to counter Penn’s backfield, with a 2 p.m. kickoff before a likely season-high crowd.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Army
Notre Dame
Panthers
Western Pennsylvania
Pitt
Ohio State
Don Kellett
Eddie Masavage
Penn
Western Pennsylvania Invaders
Aviation Exhibit At Chicago World’s Fair Preview
Aviation at the Chicago World’s Fair will feature extensive displays from manufacturers and model air transport demonstration flights with the latest flying boats. The lake front site near the Travel and Transport Building will host the event next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aviation
Lake Front
Meee
Exports Rise for Aeronautical Goods in First Half 1932
U S exports of aeronautical products for January to June 1932 rise 8.4 percent versus production, up from 4.2 percent in the same period 1931. The 1932 export value is reported at $1,636,679.
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Washington
United States
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