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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1932
Page
4
A short quotation essay contrasts kings, temperance, and education. It cites Proverbs 31 4 urging restraint for rulers and Horace Mann linking temperance to the success of education. The piece presents moral reflections on governance and learning.
North Carolina Baptists in Charlotte confront financial distress and urge no change to prohibition laws while debt advisory groups seek relief. The denomination faces heavy promises to pay, with a call for temporary relief similar to wartime moratoriums, reflecting broad public spending during the war years.
The United Press reports nepotism in Congress with sixty lawmakers linked to relatives on the payroll. John Nance Garner and wife linked to reelection, while critics fear broader waste of public funds and calls for reform.
The world war costs cannot be measured by simple math. Wartime demand for American goods inflated prices and created false prosperity. America likely sold goods on credit, gaining little while sending goods to be burned in war. Europe still owes the United States and debts remain largely unrecovered.
The case against Ab Walker and Mrs. Smith Reynolds ends with not pros. The decision dodges lurid domestic revelations and saves Forsyth from an expensive trial while allowing a possible reopening if stronger evidence appears. Mrs Libby Holman Reynolds may accept the result as exculpation.
Bruce Cattoe argues national prohibition revision must address abuses under both the old license system and the current ban. He warns reforms must correct liquor greed and bootlegging harms, while acknowledging auto fatalities fell in early 1932, suggesting safety campaigns are taking effect.
The piece notes a shockingly high toll on highways, acknowledges slow safety progress, and highlights Nicaragua's presidential election in which Dr. Juan Bautista Sacasa won. Marines had previously blocked his access, and now supervised by them he wins, prompting questions about their continued presence.
The Charlotte News notes Senator Cameron Morrison's primary defeat tied to his prohibition stance. It highlights shifts among allies like Garner Robinson and Governor White toward reform and questions whether practical politics now drive party positions.
Concord Daily Tribune reports Professor P A Reed of Roanoke Rapids claimed schools bore 47 1 2 percent of all state expenditure cuts. Teachers plan to verify the figure before broadcasting it, warning that such totals may misstate school share and could fuel calls for further cuts at the next General Assembly.
Dr Kuncho Milanoff former Bulgarian minister of justice files a suit against Raeko Alexieff renowned humorist. The action arises from jokes the comedian allegedly made at Milanoff’s expense.
Boxing star Al Singer wed recently as he publicly announced retirement from the fight game shortly before the ceremony. The move marks a swift end to his professional boxing career.
W. W. Woods president of the Institute of American Meat Packers endorses red white and blue hot dogs noting the appeal of colored casing and plans to avoid excessive mustard to preserve the look.
Brooklyn court holds a golfer responsible when a driven four ball injures another person. The decision signals crowded fairways and a rise in ambulance chasing lawyers in the near future.
A guide to preparing tasty coffee noting blend choice roast levels grinding, and pot care. It covers purchasing brands, correct measuring ratios two tablespoons per cup, serving coffee promptly, and keeping beverages hot for flavor.
Alicia Hart advises on evening make up focusing on skin condition and creams. She suggests dry skin needs a rich foundation, oily skin a smoothing lotion, and an ice pack before application for a youthful look. Use cream rouge on cheekbones for a bright, lavish evening effect under bright lights.
Raleigh observers meet a looming budget crisis as a state sales tax emerges as the likely solution. A blend of general and luxury taxes plus taxes on tobacco, soft drinks, theater admissions and candy is considered to balance a multistate deficit and fund two more school months. Strong opposition may come from border counties and property tax proponents, but industry and merchants are expected to back a broad commodities levy.
Sixteen Red Poll cattle including two bulls and fourteen cows shipped from Reynolds Lybrook farm to Brooksville Florida to aid federal efforts in dual purpose cattle development. Forsyth county agent R W Poll notes the cattle were sent to the estate of Raymond Robbins a Florida business leader who recently disappeared and whose will directed the property be used for government experiments.
A simple cleaning tip uses a rag soaked in vinegar to wipe the stove, removing grease prior to polishing for a cleaner finish.
Freeman leaped from a train to throw a switch then fell breaking two ribs and a shoulder. He crawled to the switch and moved it in time to avert disaster as a fast passenger train sped by on a clear track. He lay faint beside the rushing wheels afterward.
Bert Evans, 55, who forced entry into an oil company’s safe, was shot in the leg as he tried to escape. The attempted robbery failed as the safe proved empty. Police investigation underway.
Pittsburgh area: West View borough officials stop a potential police call after manager Paul Muzzio admits arranging games at Sharon Glenshaw Beaver Falls and elsewhere and agrees to pay an 85.50 long distance charge.
Lewis Nemeth of Newark was severely burned when he rolled into a camp fire while sleeping near Charlotte North Carolina. Firemen rushed to the scene but the man appeared fatally injured and was hospitalized in critical condition.
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