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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1932
Page
4
A reflective line from John 3 17 about salvation through Christ is paired with a terse note on God’s will being the perfection of reason attributed to Edward Payson. The two excerpts present thematic contrasts between faith and philosophy.
The National Grange at Winston Salem debates a resolution to limit manufactured tobacco taxation to a federal levy and distribute tax proceeds by population. The measure seeks to curb state taxes on tobacco while maintaining federal collection and argues for nationwide sharing of tobacco revenue.
The reduction of electric rates by the Durham Public Service Company lowered costs by about 62,000 dollars but caused a 30,000 dollar pay deduction for 170 employees. The city council condemns the move and workers blame the council. A council member hints at a city plan to empower the company.
The article notes a rate that seeks adequate returns while lowering wages to boost earnings. In a state lacking assembled data for rate setting, rate fixing becomes hard. The Durham Public Service Company’s need to cut pay is debated, with the council arguing it is not forced to do so.
A Harper's essay by George Soule discusses a drift toward primitive living in modern America. It notes tendencies to backslide into old social orders, with fewer workers in industry and agriculture, and predicts widespread itinerant beggary and dependency as outcomes.
The article argues for using federal funds to pay unemployed for work rather than dole. It says this directs money through regular channels, boosts trade, preserves self respect, and eases social strain. It urges faster return to regular employment for ten million unemployed.
Rex Brasher completed a 12 volume set of American bird paintings after forty years of travel and study totaling more than 1260 species. He aimed to publish in four color print but the cost and fidelity proved prohibitive leading him to plan a hand copied edition of 100 copies.
The article notes that the proposed US Canada St Lawrence seaway treaty is unlikely to receive final Senate action in the upcoming short session. Objectors are gathering strength and a decisive fight is anticipated, suggesting postponement until a full session allows proper consideration of such a weighty matter.
Experts say Governor Roosevelt will take a more important role than President Hoover in the next short session of Congress. Photographers caught Hoover smiling, underscoring the public balance of power and political fortunes ahead.
A political scene draws a large crowd around a campaign venue as job seekers mingle with supporters. The atmosphere hints at campaign activity and local interest in leadership.
Benny Friedman condemns night football for lack of perspiration while noting that bridge and poker do not share the same issue. He contrasts athletic and card games with a humorous take on athletic rigor and performance.
A wry note comments on lingering hard times after last winter declaring a desire for action to improve cold season conditions. It emphasizes seeking relief and practical aid rather than mere talk.
A lighthearted note emphasizes the persistence of the filing case housing tax receipts as an enduring symbol of civic record keeping and financial accountability.
A Berlin author claims American women are so beautiful they could improve any situation, prompting speculation about effects on the local second-hand business and its buyers.
Conservation of game birds gains broad support as states rally behind the 20th amendment, signaling that lagging or ineffective efforts will not be tolerated.
A quip about jig n a w puzzles hints the Soviet Union boasts more jobs than workers. It notes one case where Uncle Sam appears to recognize a claimed position, suggesting a tongue in cheek satire of labor and official rhetoric.
A fragment notes how snow refuses to pack, leaving small boys without a target or marks to shoot at. The line suggests a seasonal hardship that affects play and outdoor activity.
Poldi Millner, a Viennese girl organist, wins entry by playing Chopin for New York customs inspectors. The story hints that others may try methods like bagpipes to slip through, suggesting a lighthearted frontier mood.
In Washington the mood darkens over planned hunger marches led by Communists and other groups. Authorities fear violence if crowds converge on the Capitol, with potential mass demonstrations testing police and federal force responses amid unemployment and economic strain.
Raleigh November 22 State College Wolfpack sharpened offensive plays for a Thanksgiving week clash with South Carolina in Raleigh. Coach Clipper Smith fielded a backfield of Don Wilson Robert McAdams Roscoe Roy and Mope Cumiskey praised by Duke coach Wallace Wade. South Carolina counters with a sturdy line and backs Earl Clary Grayson Wolfe and Mauney who ran for 117 yards against Citadel.
A Tar Heel youth from Charlotte Bob Lassiter will head Yale football as captain for 1932 season. He was elected unanimously by the Yale team after starring in a 19 to 0 win over Harvard. Lassiter, 20, comes from a football family with brother Harry a UNC star and Hanes a Tar Heel fullback, while Fred played for Yale freshmen.
Notice of service by publication in Guilford County North Carolina. Calvin Prudin v Isadore Prudin. Plaintiff seeks absolute divorce after five years separation. Respondent must appear by December 14 1932 at the Municipal Court Building High Point NC or file answer. Clerk Julian C Franklin assistant. attorney A Myatt.
The appeal of 137 coal producers in Virginia West Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky members of Appalachian Coals Inc from a federal court ruling that the corporation’s activities violate the Sherman act will be reviewed by the Supreme Court.
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash will occur at 12 o clock noon on December 14 1932 at the Greensboro court house door North Carolina. The property is a described tract in Guilford County surveyed along West Lexington avenue Palatka street and adjacent lots. The sale is authorized by a deed of trust from N L Garner and Texie D Garner to Central Bank and Trust Company dated May 24 1928 recorded in book 594 page 109.
Centenary of Shreveport faces Arkansas in a Thanksgiving game that could seal a perfect season for Coach Homer H. Norton. The Gentlemen already beat major powers like LSU SMU Texas A and M and Mississippi, chasing a second undefeated campaign in five years.
The trustee announces a cash sale of Lot No. 80 Drywood Addition at 429 West Lexington Avenue High Point NC. A 10 percent cash deposit is required at bid opening with the remainder due on deed delivery. Sale date noted as November 12 1932 by Central Bank and Trust Co. Asst. Trust Officer J. C. Alexander.
Public auction to sell property in High Point Guilford County North Carolina at 11 o clock A M November 26 1932. The lot known as Lots 8 and 9 of J H Elliott property described by survey October 25 1926 and recorded in Guilford County. Sold subject to prior liens. Wachovia Bank Trust Co substituted trustee for Prudential Insurance Co of America.
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