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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1932
Page
4
A devotional line asserts the Lord will not forsake His people for His name’s sake as a spiritual reminder. The quoter notes that brave, unfortunate souls are our best acquaintances, reflecting a thoughtful, historical sentiment from Francis.
French lawmakers debate whether to repudiate part of the debt owed to the United States as France holds large gold reserves and aims to protect reparations dealings with Germany. The discussion weighs national credit, gold reserves, and the risk of broader debt repudiation.
Bishop FE D Mouton of Richmond calls the American Legion a menace to the country drawing mixed reactions from posts. A rebuke resolution was tabled after the bishop’s remarks were deemed unworthy by some, while others challenge the remarks amid ongoing Legion debates.
The piece argues the Legion shifted stance on military bonus demands, condemning church accusations that veterans push for economic privilege. It warns such groups could become dangerous if they serve a privileged class, but says current evidence doesn’t prove that aim.
The piece critiques the fevered national presidential race and the toll of partizan politics on daily life. It notes Roosevelt’s comment on good humor and compares the conduct of Hoover and the President, arguing that the political system costs the nation time and money while disrupting normal business. It calls for abatement of partisan excess without dulling public interest in government.
The Asheville Citizen analyzes direct sales taxes as a revenue tool. It notes rising interest in federal and state sales taxes, with local cities testing the method for revenues and unemployment relief. It cites gasoline tax gains and federal taxes on fuels, oils, tires, and auto parts as evidence of expanding taxation.
The passage notes rising costs and argues that taxing sales rather than other taxes spreads the burden of public service financing. It questions whether merchants can sustain the burden as federal, state, and local governments increasingly toll the turnover of goods.
Bruce Catton argues that relief must include medical care child welfare and morale building programs to prevent long term damage from unemployment He notes welfare groups urge opportunities for recreation and character building to avoid social decline before turning to Halloween concerns and a billion dollar policy lottery problem.
A Notre Dame football player named William Shakespeare is mentioned as a potential future famous figure, highlighting a rare name in sports. The note reflects on how public perception can elevate a unique name to prominence.
Two million gallons of medicinal whiskey are planned for production next year despite no evident mood issues in ailments where whiskey is deemed beneficial. The note hints at ongoing use and a stable market outlook for medical spirits.
The Roosevelt campaign plans a 17 000 mile tour through 36 states before Election Day, with a Dixie to New York City leg and a possible Portland Maine side trip. The sequence includes a Boston speech October 31 and a final finish in greater New York.
Chicago oct 26 virtually every member of the freshman squad signed a petition urging A A Stagg to be retained as head football coach. 29 yearlings and 31 varsity players joined 198 fraternity members and 70 others in adding their names for submission to President Hutchins and the board of trustees before next June retirement.
Guy Lacy former Charlotte Hornets manager takes over as manager of the Lookout Mountaineers a Chattanooga professional basketball club led by Miss Jackie Mitchell. The team plans a tour of Virginia the Carolinas and the East in its second year of existence noted as a fast colorful road squad.
Dr H H Kung of the Chinese Nationalist state council warned in Washington that war with Japan could follow if the League of Nations and nine power pact fail to resolve the Manchurian issue. He said China would resist, citing four hundred million people, and blamed Japan for creating disorder in Manchuria after the Mukden incident.
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By power in the trust of Clifford B Dillara and Nona Dillard, the Carolina Mortgage Company will foreclose. The property in High Point Guilford County North Carolina will be sold at public auction at 10 o clock on Monday November 28 1932 to the highest cash bidder. The description includes the east commerce street Thissell street and surrounding bounds. Dred Peacock Attorney. date October 24 1932.
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