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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1932
Page
4
The piece argues millions lack work yet hope for improvement as business gains promise more jobs. It calls for the honest distribution of labor and benefits, warns against relying on supply and demand alone, and notes shifts like women joining factories and a push toward a shorter work week and planned economy.
Former Mississippi politician Bilbo said he would eject Huey Long from front pages if elected to Congress and now receives a flood of well wishers letters.
North Carolina wary of federal favors as the home loan bank at Winston Salem and the regional agricultural loan corporation at Raleigh are seen as potential moves to aid the Republican cause. Critics ponder if Hoover seeks NC support and votes in the upcoming election.
Sunday sports arrests in Charlotte test the scope of a recent ordinance. Golfers and tennis players were charged on the courts within city limits as police probe whether amateur play falls under the ban and if professional games would also be affected.
The Raleigh Times previews a coming 1933 revenue fight as lawmakers face a “threadbare” state finances. It cites proposals from the State Farmers Convention to revise taxation and Angus D. McLean on county road debt, with likely moves to abolish useless boards and bureaus and shift duties to permanent departments. War is also likely to be waged on the Department of...
The excerpt argues the 1933 legislature will face battles over local debt assumption and luxury taxes. It notes prior tax reforms, shifting finances, and the impact of federal levies on state proposals. It predicts a fierce revenue fight and significant budget cuts shaping January debates.
Fifteen year old Edwin Cieslak, a Detroit newsboy, aided police by identifying a counterfeiter who visited him for a paper. A search of the suspect’s home led to two more arrests, proving Edwin’s quick thinking and civic usefulness. The piece also notes two rouge-free New York runaways and cites U S Department of Labor data showing juvenile delinquencies falling in 1931 despite tough times.
Commentary notes Mexico’s political culture where once a candidate is eliminated they do not return. The piece contrasts this with the United States, implying a more iterative succession dynamic. It discusses implications for governance and electoral norms in Mexico.
G P Putnam, now a movie man, argues the public seeks beyond the horizon through entertainment. The remark exposes how clever men can disguise the fact that the public is being taken for a title.
A reflective piece recalls summer 1932 fading as schools reopen. It weighs lessons learned, prompts respect for presidents, cautions against muckraking and falsehoods in campaigns, notes shifts in wealth since 1929, and urges racial harmony in High Point while urging caution in public remarks by local figures.
A reader disputes a police officer's claim that Republicans met in a church. The letter explains a locally organized club of unemployed colored residents, led by a president, denying any politics in meetings. It defends white speakers who helped without partisan remarks and argues that respectful address is due to all people.
A High Point notice urges citizens to sign a petition allowing Socialist Party candidates to appear on the November ballot. The petition is at Main Drug Co. on South Main Street, and signing does not obligate a vote. The piece argues for free political expression and asks readers to sign while petitions last.
A writer apologizes for an earlier claim about Mr. Swanson’s age and race. He admits miscalculations, corrects that Swanson is 35, and notes an 8 year 3 month injustice. He expresses deep penitence and hopes for reconciled spirit.
Paris reports cabinet discussions on converting war and postwar loans to relieve the treasury of about 48 million dollars annually. Premier Herriot said the plan could involve a four and a half percent rate, following Britain’s conversion move. The matter may prompt a September 16 parliamentary session to enact needed legislation.
A Southern railway passenger train struck an automobile at the Governor's Island crossing near Bryson City at 12 25 this afternoon. Mrs Dolfe Carringer 26 suffered bruises and shock. Walter Carringer 7 required stitches after scalp injury. Ed Hyde 44 sustained lacerations and bruises and was taken to a hospital.
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