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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1932

Page

3

Tariff Battle Looms as Parliament Reassembles in London

London reporters forecast a tariff clash when Parliament meets to vote on empire tariff terms agreed at the Ottawa conference. The fight pits free trade principles against tariff protection with a government majority of about 500 in Commons, while Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald faces a cabinet fracture and renewed calls for elections. The political scene reflects a sharpened opposition and a national policy shift since the 1931 election.

London Great Britain Ramsay MacDonald Westminster

Four Horsemen of 1932 Campaign Roar Eastward

The 1932 presidential race centers on Hoover Roosevelt Coolidge and Smith as the Four Horsemen of politics. They sharpen attacks on industrial Ohio Michigan New York New England while other leaders lag. The battle outlines electoral votes and key state loyalties shaping the final outcome.

Hoover, Roosevelt Coolidge Smith Rodney Dutcher NEA Washington Middle West Four Horsemen Wisconsin Great Lakes Pennsylvania New York New Jersey New England Hoover White House Roosevelt Calvin Coolidge al Smith South Missouri Kentucky West Virginia Maryland Delaware Wisconsin-to-Maine Michigan Illinois Indiana Ohio

Helen of Troy vase connected to Texas archives

Two vases claimed as from the boudoir of Helen of Troy were placed in the University of Texas archives. They came from the estate of A. W. Terrell, former U S Minister to Turkey. Consular Agent Frank Calvert owned Troy site and coordinated with Dr Hinrich Schumann on excavations.

Austin Tex Elen Troy University Texas A. W. Terrell Rmer U. S Turkey Linister Terrell Frank Calrt Calvert Hinrich Schumann Excavatio

Ehringhaus And Reynolds To Tackle Full Speaking Schedules For This Week

North Carolina Democratic candidates Ehringhaus and Reynolds lead a week of campaign speeches with a broad list of aides. Ehringhaus recovers from appendicitis and plans to speak in Hamlet Elizabethton Wilmington and other towns. Reynolds travels with other party figures and strengthens anti saloon stance amid national trends toward Roosevelt.

Ehringhaus Reynolds Hoey Bailey Brummitt Maxwell 3. C. Baskerville Raleigh J. C. B. Ebringhaus Robert R. Reynolds Hamlet Richmond County Clyde Hoey Shelby J. W. Bailey Dennis G. Brummitt Revenue A. J. Maxwell Walter Murphy Salisbury Felix Alley Waynesville A. Hal Johnson Asheville Rivers D. Johnson Warsaw J. Wallace Winborne Democratic Executive Committee North Carolina Hiram Johnson California Hoover Roosevelt Mr. Reynolds Winton Hertford County Elizabeth City Pasquotank County Elizabethton Bladen County Windsor Bertie County Southport Columbus County Wilmington New Hanover County Nolds Washington Beaufort County Kinston Lenoir County Democratic Roanoke Rapids Halifax County Henderson Vance County Ebringhans Rocky Mount Yanceyville Caswell County Leaksville

Laying Hens Should Be Fed Green Feed

The United States Department of Agriculture says feeding laying hens green feed keeps them healthy and boosts egg production. Green feeds supply essential vitamins for poultry. mangels and turnips offer little, cabbages help when affordable, and high quality alfalfa provides minerals and vitamins, not just protein.

Washington United States den of Agriculture Tony

Bay Street P T A Holds First Meeting of Year

The Bay Street Parent Teacher Association opened its yearly program on Monday October 10 with a large turnout. Dr Hinshaw new president was introduced by Mrs R L Brinson. Membership drive reported 50 percent joined with more dues expected. Tea and music enhanced the social hour as Miss Deaton and Miss Creighton won attendance banners. Union Hill school reports 226 pupils as fall opening. Mary Francis Turner joins faculty from Guilford College. Mr and Mrs A M Upshaw also noted.

Atlanta B. 8. Wilson, Jr Mitchells Grove Missionary Society Lewis Cashatt Saderbon Kalgan China Ruth Beck Rosa Cashatt Parent Teacher Association A. C. Bergeron M. L. Holton J. R. Chrisman Greensboro W. L. Kivett EB. P. Lindley Lemmond G. R. Ward Association Miss Mars Jorie Wofford Winifred Bodie Mr. Ward Coke Cecil Mr. Cecil J. EB. Hedrick A. ¢. Allman E. J. Underwood D. W Jones Carl Black W. L. Edwards C. R. Wright T. R. Howard John Newson G. Yow J. Q. Cheves W. A. Scott J. M. Oakley D. BE. Smith Somers Cox Morton Bay Street Parent-Teacher Association Hinshaw R. L. Brinson Coe Wills Slane Jones Matton Brinson Forrest Murray J. E. Millis Robert Amos E. C. Harville Union Hill School Mary Francis Turner Guilford College A. M. Upshaw

Substitute for fresh green feed better than germinated oats

A brief note claims a substitute for fresh green feed exists and is much better than germinated oats. It emphasizes improved quality and potential benefits for livestock feeding. Further details are not provided in the fragment.

Iola Plans Low Tax Levy Amid Municipal Profits

Iola Kansas faces a 7.12 mill 1933 levy described as the lowest in 73 years. Despite reduced property valuations the rate is funded by municipal utilities profits and, barring a bonded debt surge, the council says 1934 could be tax free.

Kansas Town Iola Kan

Postal veteran Grant seeks second-longest postmaster record

Albany. Willis N. Grant, 75, has just completed 66 years in active postal service, claiming the second longest postmaster tenure in the nation. John Van Zandt of Blanensburg, N Y, is credited with the longest record at 59 years.

Albany, N. Y Willis N. Grant United States John van Zandt Blanenburg N. Y

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