Substantial Ghost of Other Years in Monroe Doctrine Debate
Washington correspondence says Democrats in the Senate will oppose Kellogg Briand treaty until its effect on the Monroe doctrine is defined. A reservation may be sought with expected GOP support. The Monroe doctrine, viewed by some as obsolete, is argued to be a powerful shield. Kellogg’s view of self defense could blur the treaty’s antiwar aim and threaten the pact’s usefulness. A Latin American sensitivity and American feud may obstruct timely Senate confirmation.
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Senate
Kellogg
United States
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Christ
Luther
Friends
Prince of Peace
Smith
Hoover
Army
Navy
Elevation of standards curbs scandal in Hollywood films
The piece notes rising entertainment standards and contrasts film with vaudeville. It cites how notoriety once aided careers but now harms film prospects under a more respectable regime led by Will Hays. It mentions a missing mission board treasurer and concerns over campaign fund perceptions.
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Hollywood
Carnes
Baptist Mission Board
Will Hays
Hays
Gardner backs national ticket in Winston-Salem speech
Max Gardner proclaimed loyalty to his party's national slate at Winston-Salem, signaling support for Smith and reassuring regulars while discouraging bolters. The event occurred amid a climate of disaffection and speculation about life’s meaning and Conan Doyle’s claim of contact with the departed author.
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Boone
Max Gardner
Winston-Salem
Gardner
Forsyth
Smith
Debate Over Doyle Completing Conrad's Unfinished Novel
The writer asserts Conan Doyle was asked to finish a departed author's work. He questions the value of spiritual translations and whether Conrad would gain insight, noting Doyle’s selection appears illogical when examined.
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Doyle
Conrad
Conan Doyle
The Fallacy About Deafness Cure
A medical flight surgeon, Lieut. Colonel L. M. Hathaway, argues against the belief that air travel cures deafness. He notes that aviation tends to cause or worsen deafness, with many flyers experiencing some hearing loss from flying.
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L. M. Hathaway
Medical Corps
Col. Hathaway
The Reconciliation of the Mackays Melodramatic Tone
The reconciliation of Clarence Mackay with his daughter Mrs Irving Berlin reconciles after the mother’s death. The piece notes Mackay’s vast estate and remarks on Maltese wealth of Irish American origins. Berlin is described as a prominent Tin Pan Alley figure, an older Jewish suitor.
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Clarence Mackay
Irving Berlin
Mackay
Berlin
East Side
Songwriter Berlin and family navigate divorce estrangement
The article notes a $30 million share that insults neither Berlin nor his wife. Both have behaved well during the split, continuing their lives and family. The possibility of a son-in-law from the writer is welcomed, assuming his songs remain without disgraceful content.
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Berlin
Mackay
Outdoing Boss Tweed in Modern City Racketeering
The piece contrasts Boss Tweed’s era with modern racketeers in Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Cleveland saying today’s graft is harder to shock away and backed by public indifference. It argues prosperity dulls civic conscience and warns racketeers could threaten anarchy if not checked. It cites Ruth Elder’s ocean flight and a social note on marital kisses as cultural reflections.
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Tweed
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Lyle Womack
Ruth Elder
Jail Inmates Parade To Church In Millersburg
Millersburg Ohio jail inmates are marched to church each Sunday by Sheriff J W Gray who says the public has a right to know what jailbirds look like. The prisoners protest saying the exposure embarrasses them and have urged the sheriff to stop the practice.
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Millersburg
J. W. Gray
Hoover’s Distaste for Cigar Smoke Ties Kiss Controversy
In a sharp aside the public figure explains he avoided kissing the infant due to the odor of cigar smoke in a stranger's breath. The remark highlights the era’s social norms and the candidate’s personal sensitivities amid political scrutiny.
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Hoover
Byrd Eyes Possible Golf Course South Pole Site
It is suggested that Commander Byrd may locate a potential site near the South Pole suitable for a golf course that would not be crowded on Sundays.
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Byrd
South Pole
Fifteen Lifeguards Fail to Swim at New York Beach
Fifteen lifeguards at a New York beach were unable to swim the other day. The observation suggests some lifeguards may not have been selected for strong swimming ability.
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New York
Politics and Religion Clash in 1932 Campaign
The editor discusses church influence in politics noting Catholic and Protestant divides. It compares candidates Smith and Hoover with respect to religion and temperance. The piece remarks on Hoover’s military ambitions and Protestant voters wavering between supporting Smith or Hoover, praising Smith’s honesty and capability.
Hobgood to be Introduced by W C Jones in Greensboro
W C Jones, Democratic nominee for the state legislature from High Point, will introduce Colonel Frank P Hobgood tomorrow night at 8 in the American theatre. O E Mendenhall will speak on county political conditions and organization plans before a large audience. Hobgood, famed Guilford orator, is expected to draw a bigger crowd than Bailey or Hoey.
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W. C. Jones
High Point
Frank P. Hobgood
Greensboro
O. E. Mendenhall
Colonel Hobgood
Guilford County
Thomas Turner, Jr
Townshp
R. B. Parker
Democratic Club
J. W. Bailey
Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Turner
Parker
Smith
Funeral for John Henry Fulp at Green Street Baptist
Funeral services for 13 year old John Henry Fulp, son of J. W. Fulp of 509 Mangum avenue, will be held Thursday at 2 P M at Green Street Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Herman T Stevens. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery family plot.
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John Henry Fulp
J. W. Fulp
Mangum Avenue
Guilford County
Green Street Baptist Church
Herman T. Stevens
Oakwood Cemetery
Fruit Porridge Sparks Cozy Breakfast Idea
A suggestion for cooler days to serve hot porridge for children at breakfast. It promotes oats or cooked gruel enriched with raisins, figs, or dates cooked right in.
Pilot Life Staff Enthused by New Plant Dedication
About 250 Pilot Life Insurance staff and officials gathered at the new Greensboro home office for a dedication conference held at 11 am. President A W McAlister spoke of future opportunities and a spirit of high purpose as officials and agents pledged to keep pace with progress. The plant opens mid October. moving and training proceeded with buses and staff commuting to the new site.
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Pilot Life Insurance Company
Sedgefield
Greensboro
Associated Fire Insurance Companies
High Point
Life and Fire
A. W. McAlister
McAlister
J. W. McAlister
R. G. Vaughn
Pilot Life
W. C. Boren
Life
J. W. Brawley
H. P. Connally
W. B. Merriman
Southern Life
Mre
F. H. E. Ross
Pilot
E. J. Stoker
Fife
L. E. Kluttz
W. B. Clement
Wash bath sponges thoroughly every few days
Wash bath sponges thoroughly every few days. Use either milk or boiling water with some diluted tartaric acid. Rinse thoroughly and dry in the sun.
Mrs. Betty Mynard 72 Dies in New York Area Home
Mrs Betty Mynard wife of the late Dolphus Mynard died yesterday afternoon at the home of her niece Mrs J A Fritts 907 This sixell street after two weeks illness. She lived in High Point the last two years was born in Chatham county 72 years ago daughter of Murphy and Susie Ray. Funeral services held today in Mebane with burial in Oakwood Cemetery there.
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Betty Mynard
Dolphus Mynard
J. A. Fritts
First National Prohibition Party Convention in Chicago
In 1869 the first convention of the national prohibition party met in Chicago with about 500 delegates in attendance. In 1900 the U S Philippine commission held its first official meeting.
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National Prohibition Party
Chicago
U. S. Philippine Commission
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