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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1932
Page
4
A reflective critique of the 1932 election results urging restraint on federal power and urging Roosevelt and his party to pursue a sober, collective effort to meet the nation’s needs. It argues government has grown tyrannical and calls for reducing costs and avoiding paternalistic policies while promising a new approach to governance.
An opinion piece argues for a single presidential term with no re election and a four year term for Congress. It cites Franklin D Roosevelt as possibly preferring one term and contrasts state practice in North Carolina with broader national leadership needs.
The text asserts that national power is tied to mollifying discontent that hinders humanity's progress in which America should take the lead. It frames leadership as essential to guiding civilization forward.
The report shows North Carolina has fewer airports than the national average, ranking 33rd among states. California leads with 173 and Texas with 147 airports for second place. nationwide there were 2,079 airports and landing fields as of November 1, 1932, up 42 since July 1, 1932, with 691 air facilities in the region.
The report shows on November 1 1932 California led with 173 airports and landing fields, Texas 147, and Pennsylvania 107. California had 52 municipal airports and Pennsylvania 64 commercial airports, while Alaska held the most auxiliary fields at 65.
A proverb-like line notes that a woman can alter a man's life but demands a substantial amount of change in return, highlighting the price and effort involved in transforming a partner.
The letter argues Alfred E. Smith's campaign efforts may flip New York and four New England and New Jersey states toward Roosevelt, potentially delivering 45 electoral votes. It notes Smith's Newark and Boston speeches sharpened support among Irish Catholic voters while addressing religious backlash.
Raleigh November 8 Sunshine Jones a Wake County inmate sentenced to death for the murder of J H Nunn was granted a one week reprieve by Governor C Max Gardner due to the illness of state prison Warden H H Honeycutt. The new execution date is November 25. The original date was November 11 following denial of his Supreme Court appeal.
Thomas W. Kimsey writes that President Hoover’s actions against bonus marchers harmed workers and that the 1932 election should bring a square deal. He predicts President Roosevelt will lead the U S with God guiding justice, urging fair treatment and adherence to biblical law.
The Western North Carolina conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South delayed its opening sessions from Wednesday morning to Wednesday night marking the first postponement since 1890. The 43rd annual session begins tonight at 7 30 in Winston-Salem’s new meeting place.
John C. B. Ehringhaus of Elizabeth City will become NC governor in January 1933 as the first elected from the Albemarle northeast region in more than a century. The 60 year old lawyer, Episcopalian, is married to Matilda B. Haughton and has three children.
Bishop Edwin D. Mouton of Charlotte to preside for the seventh time as the annual meeting begins. The conference covers the state west of Guilford Rockingham Stanley and Anson counties with 880 churches 148756 members 294 pastor charges and 10 presiding elders' districts. The opening address includes the Lord's Supper and reports by presiding elders. The Historical society meeting will feature Rev. W. E. Poovey address.
The Aeronautics Branch medical examination department has evaluated 160000 applicants for student permits and licensed pilots since 1927. The peak year was 1929 with 38982 applicants tested.
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