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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
4
Lack of Faith in University's Policy Raises Petition
A retired Belmont businessman gathered 284 signatures to defend the state against the University's liberal policy. The list includes Charlotte editorials and the Charlotte mayor, reflecting local pressure. The piece notes Charlotte's divided stance and frames the city as both critic and defender of the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Textile Bulletin
Charlotte
Tatum
Mecklenburg
Frank Graham
Graham
North Carolina
Presbyterian Church
Communist Party
High Point
Queen Charlotte
UNC Faces Trial Over Heresy Issue With Evidence
The document argues the University of North Carolina should be willing to go to trial on any heresy issue, presenting its contributions in evidence as the central point of contention. The language suggests a legal debate about scholarly stance and evidentiary support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
The Mystery of Col Robins Disappearance
The article compares the Dana era missing dry leader with Colonel Raymond Robins who vanishes while en route to meet the President. It questions kidnaping by bootleggers and notes the Dry movement’s strong presence, amid family alarm and speculation about motives and interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
New York Sun
Col
Raymond Robins
Colonel Robins
Mrs. Robins
Robins
United States
No Danger of an Unfair Verdict for Officer
In Davie county a state patrolman faces assault charges and a trial date is set. Captain Farmer at Raleigh calls the accusation without foundation, drawing a mild rebuke from Greensboro Daily News that the court should decide guilt or innocence. The officer is expected to receive a fair trial without undue military defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie County
Farmer
Raleigh
Greensboro Daily News
Supreme Court
What Price Civilization Bruce Catton Report From Galapagos Paradise
A traveler brings news of Dr. Frederick Ritter and Frau Hilde Koerwin living a Robinson Crusoe life on a Galapagos isle. They refuse to leave their open air shack with an equatorial climate and say they expect to live to 100 in happiness and solitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
San Francisco
Frederick Ritter
Hilde Koerwin
Berlin
Galapagos Group
Ritter
Desert island life and a heroic Motorman Lang
The piece extols a solitary island life for Dr. Ritter and Frau Koerwin while highlighting Motorman William Lang who saved 2-year-old Leila Smith on a Cleveland Toledo interurban by leaping from the cab and grabbing her as the train stopped. It also praises Hoover for reinstating Ben Kerr, a Gary post office clerk fired for supporting the soldiers bonus, arguing for free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ritter
Goodness
Frau Koerwin
South Seas
William Lang
Cleveland
Toledo
Lang
Lorain
Ohio
Leila Smith
Dolly
Leila
Hoover
Ben H. Kerr
Gary
Ind
Post Office Department
Kerr
American Legion
Farmer Sees Tax Bill Drop From 200 to 150
A farmer faced a tax bill of 200 last year and was 200 short. This year the bill is 150 and he is 160 short, reflecting reduced charges but persistent shortfall in funds.
Kissing Shortens Life or Just Seems So
A compact look at doctors debating whether kissing truly reduces life span or merely appears shorter due to health assumptions. It surveys expert opinions, potential risks, and cultural factors shaping the claim.
Cow chases tax collector for two miles in Scotland
A Scottish tax collector was chased two miles by a cow, inspiring talk of making the animal the national emblem. The incident highlights rural unpredictability and local humor in tax collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Federal employees face sweeping pay cuts under the economy act
The United States government imposes a broad pay cut through a one month furlough for about 660,000 workers. Reductions range from 8 1 3 percent for most to 10 15 percent for top salaries, saving an estimated 80 to 90 million dollars. The act ends five day weeks in the executive service and impacts civil, army, navy, postal workers, and rural carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McCarl
Federal Executive Service
Army
Navy
Hoover and Roosevelt Clash in Preconvention Campaign
A mid-1930s political column weighs Hoover and Roosevelt as they jockey for public support. Hoover faces criticism over the Bonus Army and economy while Roosevelt intensifies campaigning with barnstorming tours and unified reconstruction plans to sway voters before the convention.
Hoover Roosevelt Political Battle Shows Difference in Men
The piece argues about the campaign styles of Hoover and Roosevelt, noting voters will decide in November. It compares their theater and technique, with Roosevelt described as more colorful and spectacular but not necessarily more effective, while Hoover is better at his own game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Roosevelt
Smith
Washington
Ooe
White House
Roosevelts
Garner
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Twain
Routewell
Liked Second Jail Better Says Wilmington Prisoner
Wilmington prisoner Austin Garrison objected to transfer from Southport jail and wrecked the facility in a bid to stay. He barricaded his cell armed with a milk jar and a pipe fragment, then tear gas cleared the scene as authorities recalled him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Austin Garrison
Southport
Garrison
Governor Names Tax Delegation for National Conference
Raleigh September 9 A delegation of 12 will represent North Carolina at the 25th annual National Tax Association conference in Columbus Ohio September 12 to 15 Gov C Max Gardner announced The roster includes A J Maxwell commissioner of revenue A E Beddingfield deputy commissioner of revenue in charge of the income tax division R Gregg Cherry Angus Dhu MacLean Larry I Moore John W Hinsdale Hayden Clement Cauthen Stover Poe Dunagan Harris Newman Junius G Adams and Dr Fred W m Raleigh secretary of the state tax commission The delegation includes many prospective members of the 193% general assembly ahead of a major tax issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
National Tax Association
Columbus
Ohio
C. Max Gardner
General Assembly
A. J. Maxwell
Revenue
A. E. Beddingfield
Lake trout eggs hatch better in artificial beds
STURGEON BAY Wis UP experiments by Tra Smith conservation warden show lake trout eggs hatch more successfully in artificial spawning beds than in natural beds on the lake bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Tra Smith
Puzzler Across and Down Clues Take a Labor Themed Twist
A scanned puzzle page presents a labor themed word puzzle with across and down clues numbered 1 to 61 and 1 to 49 respectively. Answers include terms related to labor unions and everyday items, hinting at a vintage newspaper feature with an answer key and prior puzzle reference.
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