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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
4
A devotional thought extols delight in the Lord as the source of ambition. The quote frames faith as a current that drives desire and purpose, urging trust in divine guidance to fulfill personal goals.
An assistant attorney general argues that open courts clause does not require public inquests by coroners. The opinion challenges secrecy echoes of Star Chamber history while North Carolina maintains courts must be open to all.
The North Carolina tobacco market faces a short crop and rising leaf prices while ten cent packages affect margins. High grade leaf prices and the six cent federal tax influence cigarette pricing, with crop estimates for the flue cured and bright belt noted. The piece also touches on Tammany Hall politics and Roosevelt Walker dynamics in New York.
Minneis Wesleyan College says it will accept farm produce to cover fees while Mevtbell team insists on cash payments. The clash over acceptable payment methods highlights funding tensions between supporters and opponents.
A Winston-Salem court action may challenge the North Carolina rule requiring 10 000 petition signatures to place presidential electors on the ballot The Communists led by 1800 in Charlotte will argue the state board misapplies primary law claiming electors are independent officers with rights to vote for any ticket The suit aims to include a full slate of Communist electors including district and at large positions
Jimmy Walker wants to run for New York mayor this year but seems unlikely to get party support as immunity issues loom. Friends grow cool, Tammany loyalty and prudence may block him, shaping a potential contest with impeached Walker as the candidate.
Bruce Catton examines a Boston retiree jailed for a small theft, arguing society bears blame for crime when jobs vanish. He notes Chicago detectives at odds, urging a united front against criminals. The piece also covers Rev. Henry Scott Rubel and his wife pursuing music in New York after a rectoral move.
A North Carolina reader describes a scenic drive from Marion toward Lake James and Mount Linville, detailing a long ascent, expansive views of Mount Mitchell on a clear Sunday, and a near gas exhaustion without seeking local advice. The account emphasizes the beauty of intrastate terrain and the challenge of the route.
Washington notes highlight Mrs Hattie Caraway of Arkansas winning a historic equivalent-to-election nomination for a full six-year Senate term. The piece contrasts her modest background with wealthier rivals like Ruth Hanna McCormick and Alice Longworth, noting Caraway’s rise over four other prominent socialfigure women in Washington.
Clifford Rice was released after a coroner's jury ruled the death of W B Johnson, who was struck by Rice's truck, an accidental event. The inquest took place in Asheville.
Ralph Barbour confessed to robbing the Pine Level bank on August 30 of 806 dollars. He was bound over to superior court with companions Victor Wallace John Hamilton and Rupert Wilson.
The South Piedmont District Parent-Teacher Association, with 14 counties, will hold a meeting in Charlotte on October 8.
Washington news notes intense efforts to shape congressional control as presidential campaigns unfold. Democratic leaders plot in New York Albany and with Governor Roosevelt while Republican leaders meet Hoover about senatorial contests in Indiana Illinois and Ohio. Congress remains finely split with Democrats leading the House and Republicans controlling the Senate by a razor-thin margin.
Greensboro anglers Frank Smith and P. L. reeled in a 36 inch eel with a seven inch circumference during a local fishing outing near town.
Carl Holloway of Chapels D C was held on a $1000 bond in the death of J C Johnson who died after being knocked from his truck by a truck Holloway was said to be driving near Fayetteville.
State Fire Inspector Scott investigated Saturday night arson at the home of Mrs. Mabel Brown, owner of Davie Nursery, in Cooleemee. The probe aims to determine cause and any foul play connected to the fire.
Jackson Nixon aged 70 died near Elkin after suffering a heart attack while starting a day’s plowing in his garden. He was reported in good spirits prior to the incident. Funeral services will be announced by his family.
Puzzle clue list hints at a cross number or cryptic style. Items include Buffalo hybrid Whirlpools and a term for a religious woman under church vows. The fragment references dates and scientific knowledge terms, suggesting a word puzzle from a newspaper page.
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