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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1931
Page
12
A discussion notes that price stabilization could aid business as a planned policy measure amid ongoing pessimism about the 1932 economy. The piece analyzes credit, spending, and investment dynamics, warning against overexpansion and highlighting how misreads of demand can lead to plant overbuilding and later losses.
President Hoover's address to the nation honors General John J. Pershing as he sits listening, commemorating a wartime memorial. The scene depicts Hoover delivering remarks while Pershing attends in the foreground.
Washington reports government scientists seek to use 260 570 000 tons of farm by products wasted annually. Dr Henry G Knight head of the bureau of chemistry and soils describes 600 plus investigations into industrial uses and energy from corn stalks cotton seed and rice hulls while noting inflationary pressure from tariff debates and a possible spring upturn in the economy.
BETSY SCHUYLER notes a formal winter social season in New York with white taft gowns and blue jackets at Waldorf and St Regis openings. Women wear short fur jackets and veils with hats as Park Avenue fashion shows individual style amid black and jewel tones.
The Sperry automatic airplane pilot installed on an 18 passenger Curtiss Condor of Eastern Air Transport is officially approved for regular service by the Department of Commerce. Eastern Air Transport plans to fit all Condor airliners with the gyroscopic control that maintains level flight on a true course during varying air currents and weight shifts.
Mrs. Jack Anthony and Mrs Mary Elizabeth Gorham from Greensboro Central Junior High visited local schools to observe activity work programs at Ray Street Cloverdale and Brentwood. The piece discusses prices and the potential for improved business as invisible supplies run low and price trends shift, predicting a possible replenishment surge next spring.
A nationwide survey shows average Christmas Club deposits near $50 per member, with total national deposits down about six percent from last year due to payroll cuts and withdrawals. Banks credit the club with stabilizing preholiday business and expanding use for taxes, premiums, and mortgage interest. The idea began 21 years ago to foster simple thrift and now supports broader financial goals.
St Marys Episcopal Church at Fort Main and Farris holds Sunday school at 9 30 this morning with morning worship at 11 The Young Peoples Service League meets at 6 30 pm The Womens Church Semi League gathers Monday at 3 pm at Mrs Marvin Greenwood Johnson Street
Local retailer announces a coupon program awaiting postage addition. Details on where to redeem and eligible products will follow once postal handling is arranged. Consumers should watch for future notices with the final terms and deadlines.
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