Grist Advocates Clear Choice in Coming Elections
A speaker denounces power trusts and privileged interests while urging voters to back leaders who serve all citizens. He cites past war leaders and warns of new conflicts, praising U.S. peace efforts yet condemning those who would leave the nation defenseless. He calls for active civic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jackson
Taylor
Grant
Roosevelt
Grist
Ted
Webster
Clay
America
Democratic 1932 Presidential Prospects Stir National Debate
The 1932 race trend shows no concrete party movements before the national committee meetings next month. Senator Wheeler warns of a determined Democratic effort to block Roosevelt by eastern bosses deemed too liberal. Congress debates Tom Smith’s stance on renomination amid a widening field of potential Democratic timber including Ritchie Moore Baker Cox Reed and Melvin Traylor with Ritchie praised for defense of states rights.
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Hoover
National Committee
Wheeler
Roosevelt
East
Smith
New York
Itchie
Maryland
C. Harry Moore
New Jersey
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
James M. Cox
James A Reed
Missouri
Melvin Traylor
Chicago
Ritchie
Baltimore
King
Eugene Hiatt Injured in Vehicle Collision on Grimes Street
Eugene Hiatt wood dealer of West Lexington avenue extension sustained cuts and bruises when a shifting engine struck his Chevrolet truck at the main Grimes street rail. He was rushed to High Point hospital by Sechrest's ambulance. Forehead cut reported and back pain noted amid uncertainty about full injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hiatt
Lexington Avenue
Chevrolet
Grimes Street
Hiatt
Sechrest
High Point Hospital
Grimes
Broad Street
Liberal Arts Colleges To Sponsor Nationwide Broadcast
The Liberal Arts College Movement in America plans a nation wide radio broadcast November 14 with President Hoover and Dr. Finley among speakers. Local programs will run across North Carolina on WPTF WSJS WSOC WBIG WBT WRAM and WWNC, with state and local voices from Catawba Davidson Greensboro Greensboro Guilford High Point Meredith Queens Salem Wake Forest.
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The
Liberal Arts Colleges of America
United States
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
R. W. McDonald
Department of Education
Salem
W. J. McGlothlin
Furman University
Greenville
D. C
South
Herbert Hoover
John H. Finley
New York Times
National Broadcasting Company
Liberal Arts
WPTF
Raleigh
WSJS
Winston-Salem
WSOC
Gastonia
WBIG
Greensboro
WBT
Charlotte
WRAM
Wilmington
WWNC
Asheville
North Carolina
Hoover
Finley
Thomas J. Preston Jr
Robert L. Kelly
Association of American Colleges
A. N. Ward
Liberal Arts Movement In
America
Catawba College
Salisbury
Davidson College
Davidson
Greensboro College For Women
Guilford College
High Point
Meredith College
Queens College
Salem College
Winston
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
Liberal Arts College Movement In America
College of Liberal Arts
Lions in Captivity Crow Better Than Wild Manes
A note discusses captive lions allegedly crowing better than their wild state counterparts, suggesting a difference in behavior between kept and free-ranging animals.
Best News Tip Awards From The Enterprise
The Enterprise awarded daily tips with cash prizes. Tom A. Tilden won for Sunday with a Greensboro grounding neutralizers story, while Holland of Oakland won for Monday about a man who went to Dr. J. Hamlin’s office. Yesterday’s prize went to J. Hamlin for a freak tooth story.
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Enterprise
Tom A. Tilden
Ent
The State University and the Call of Freedom
Dr. Graham argues the state university must extend truth to the people and stay open to all, with graduate schools as the crown of the university. He emphasizes freedom for students to self govern and for faculty to teach and debate, preserving democracy and culture without arrogance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Arts and Sciences
Graham
State University
Lfe
Inscombe to Host International Meeting Speaker
Prof Francis Anscombe of Salem College history department will headline an International meeting at the YWCA on East Commerce Street tomorrow at 730 PM. Miss Clara Cox will introduce him and Mrs Grover Kester will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Anscombe
Salem College
East
Commerce Street
Anscombe
Clara Cox
Grover Kester
West
Emma Saleeby
Greensboro College For Women
Emi Hinchara
Constance Lam
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
Y'ers
Armistice Day Talk by Adjutant Sprinkler At College
Adjutant Sprinkler of the American Legion Andrew Jackson post spoke at the Southeastern Commercial College chapel hour. He urged peace over war and urged students to act as future citizens to settle international disputes through arbitration and goodwill among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant Sprinkler
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Southeastern Commercial College
World population grows by over twelve million yearly
The text notes that global population increases at a rate exceeding 12 million people per year. It also highlights a rare valuable book, Milton's Yveidas, containing the poet's own corrected handwriting, underscoring its exceptional rarity and significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yveidas
Graham Inauguration Draws North Carolina Leaders
Dr Graham’s inaugural event unites educators from the state and region with leaders from Davidson College and the University of Kentucky. Notables including Dean McLennan Dr Frank L McVey and Dr A T Ajun praised the aim to advance education and culture. The luncheon and dinner featured Josephus Daniels Yale President Angell and Northwestern’s Walter Scott.
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Dean McLennan
Graham
Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
South
Walter Lee Lingle
Davidson College
A. T. Ajon
Kemp D. Battle
Rocky Mount
Robert Mayne Albright
Josephus Daniels
Ralei
Jan Owland Angell
Yale Universy
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Harry Woodhurn Chase
Gradham
University of Illinois
Presdent Graham
Kate Craham
Wheeless Acquitted in Malicious Prosecution Case
Deputy Sheriff Wheeless was acquitted after Magistrate Crayton called the charges malicious and frivolous. The prosecuting witness was taxed with costs and gave notice of appeal from the judgment after a hearing with about a score of witnesses in Greensboro. The case stemmed from Wheeless efforts to serve claim and delivery papers on Mary Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Wheeless
Mary Parks
Magistrae
W. F. Crayton
Greensbore
Crayton
Wheeless
Parks
Manchurian Build Up Shows Japan’s Advantage in War
Editor notes that in Manchuria about 15 000 Japanese troops face 200 000 Chinese. Japan’s training equipment and morale cited as decisive factors. Japan maintains soldiers along the railway with detachments at Kirin Chengchiatun Changchun and Mukden while Nanking may reinforce via the Peiping Mukden line.
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Manchuria
Japan
China
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Portsmouth
Manchurian
Tokio
Kirin
Chengchiatun
Changchun
Mukden
Sone
Nonat River
Tsiaisihar- Taonan
Nanking
Peiping-Mukden
One Local Citizen Unsure War Is Over in High Point Parade
In High Point a local American Legion Andrew Jackson post parade, with drum and bugle corps, passed through town as a member asked a legionnaire if America had declared war, highlighting confusion about the war’s end or its anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Armistice Day Address Marks New Shrine in DC
President Hoover delivers Armistice Day message in Potomac Park calling for renewed confidence among nations. He praises World War sacrifice, urges realism and preparedness, and emphasizes building goodwill to sustain peace and justice.
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Errace
Greatory
Potomac
Ric
Potomac Park
Family of Nations
Hoover
District of Columbia
Armistice Day Observances Across Europe Include Paris Brussels
European ceremonies mark Armistice Day with flame rekindling at the Unknown Soldier tomb in Paris and Brussels where Belgian King Albert attended. Armistice services and demonstrations occur in Greece Lisbon Bucharest Warsaw Prague and Vienna with varied reactions across nations.
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Paris
Albert
Brussels
Greece
Cyprus
Lisbon
Bucharest
Italy
Austria
Warsaw
Prague
Germany
Vienna
Balkans
Russia
Bank Named in Attachment Suit Over Usurious Interest
Mrs. R G Weant sues Seaboard Citizens National Bank of Norfolk and Guaranty Title and Trust Corp of Norfolk for usurious interest. Wachovia Bank and Trust Co is named as present holder of funds but not a party to the loan. Plaintiff seeks recovery of the penalty for usury.
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Seaboard Citizens National Bank
Norfolk
Guaranty Title and Trust Corporation
R. G. Weant
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Seaboard Citizen National Bank and Guarer Title and Trust Corporation
Visiting Elks to Welcome D W Sorrell Tomorrow Night
Visiting Elks D W Sorrell and Harry T Patterson will attend the Durham based Elks Lodge No 1155 meeting tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the lodge hall. Exalted ruler D Parsons seeks a large turnout to hear speeches and see two new candidates initiated with a social session and refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Sorrell
C. E
Durham Lodge
Harry T. Patterson
New Bern
Grand Lodge
D. Parsons
Elks’ Lodge
Sorrell
Patterson
Elks
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Early Decline
Cotton opened steady in New York with declines of 3 to 6 points on south selling and commission house activity. Offerings thinned after the initial call, trading was quiet and uneven, with midmorning dips attracting light buying and some covering. December and March futures eased to 6.56 and 6.81 as wheat and stock reports dampened demand.
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New York
New Orleans
West
Continent
Wall Street
Liverpool
Chicago Livestock Prices Flat Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago markets show hogs steady with 28 000 head including 8 000 direct buys and sows firm to strong. Cattle and calves total 14 000 with liberal crop feeding and light demand keeping bids mostly steady to down, yearlings weak to steady. beef cattle range 3.75 to 12.00 depending on class and weight. Sheep activity fairly brisk with lambs and feeders trading around 4.00 to 6.65 per hundredweight and ewes mixed across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Three Men Arrested After Police Chase
Policeman L. G. Jones arrested three men after an automobile chase through the city eastern section. F. J. McPherson of Asheboro faces prohibition violation, intoxicated driving, and reckless driving. W R Croker and Eugene Croker charged with prohibition violation. The trio remain in bond awaiting trial in the county court Monday.
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L. G. Jones
Jones
F. J. McPherson
Asheboro
W. R. Croker
Eugene Croker
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