A Thought on Mercy and Faith with Cited Verse
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1932
Page
4
Genuine Civic Service and the High Point Chamber
A civic organization should improve the city from non governmental efforts. The High Point Chamber of Commerce is praised for promoting Y M C A H I G H Point college the H P T and D railroad and lowering freight rates. It is lauded as a forum for citizens efforts toward conscious city betterment, not mere boosterism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Associated Prees
Focal News
N. C
Act of Congress
Chamber of Commerce
High Point College
H. P. T. and
Frank Sizemore
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Opening of High Point Schools for the New Year
High Point schools begin the new year with an experienced faculty and strong leadership promising maintained efficiency. Past years have built a top South ranking for the district with robust facilities and high quality teachers, reflecting local pride in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Dawning of a new economic era as schools reopen
The article paints a hopeful view as students head to school, suggesting a revival of prosperity and industrial growth. It notes handicaps can be overcome by sound judgment and emphasizes the renewed excitement and camaraderie among pupils starting a new term.
Rail freighters’ hidden riders injure eleven in crash
A Southern Railway freight train derailment near Chatham Virginia injures eleven hoboes among damaged box cars and cargo. The lax enforcement of hoboing rules and free rides on freight trains is noted as a contributing context, with sympathy toward railroads for attempting passenger-like travel without tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Chatham
The Uncompleted Greensboro High Point Road Project
The American Business Club plans to finish the High Point end of the Greensboro High Point road, a project backed by Guilford county funds. About $90,000 was already spent on surveying grading and development, with far less needed to create a first rate all weather dirt highway. Greensboro aims to connect Deep River church to the Gate City to boost rural trade, while High Point merchants hope to gain that trade as well.
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The
American Business Club
High Point
Greensboro
Guilford County
Deep River Church
June A. Johnson Civil Engineer Remembered For Jovial Spirit
June A. Johnson, a civil engineer and longtime community member, died recently after a life marked by hearty humor and steadfast friendship. He faced private worries but hid them behind a cheerful, diligent presence, leaving a legacy of loyal service and civic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June A. Johnson
June
Friend of Truth and Justice Remembered by Overman
A tribute from Cc. B. Overman reflecting on a departed friend known for integrity and fairness, noting the alignment of the end with the person’s character and valued principles. The closing line emphasizes respect for the deceased and the lasting impact of their commitment to truth.
A New Saga of the Vikings by Bruce Catton
An American professor argues that Viking adventurers reached Minnesota in 1362 after inscriptions on a Minnesota stone, venturing from Greenland and exploring Hudson Bay before perishing in the region. The piece celebrates the romance of exploration and the mystery of their fate while noting doubts from historians. It also touches on shifts in schooling and contrasts Western and Eastern tourist camps for travelers.
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Bruce Catton
Minnesota
Europe
Greenland
Hudson Bay
Sympathetic Mare in Concord Tribune reminiscence
In The Concord Tribune a writer recalls a local livery stable horse trained for courting couples. The horse moved through town like a thoroughbred and altered its pace after leaving the city lights, reflecting nostalgic rural charm.
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W. M
Concord Tribune
British tennis star shocks in shorts on court
A British tennis player appeared in shorts at the recent national tennis tournament shocking some American spectators. The piece notes American reactions echo past impressions of Wall Street shorts seen in earlier years.
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Wall Street
Abelardo Rodriguez Becomes Mexico's New President
The nation announces Abelardo Rodriguez as its new president and notes a lack of connection to Irish heritage. The transition marks a shift in Mexican leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Abelardo Rodriguez
Hair-raising tale and cranberry juice trend noted
A curious remark links a baldheaded barber to a hair-raising story. The piece then notes a new health juice derived from cranberries, highlighting the ongoing appeal of juice products.
Walker Cup Jibe Has Golf Fans Chattering
A newspaper quip notes the ease of U S wins in the Walker Cup and jokes about renaming the event to the Walkaway trophy, reflecting competitive dominance in a lighthearted tone.
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United States
Five Day Week Fails in Government Car Plan
Washington story notes the five day week for federal workers collapsed as furloughs and salary cuts eroded vacation rights. It cites opposition from Treasury and Commerce, limited agency adoption, and a rejected referendum while Doak pressed to stay on the plan.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Hoover
Thomas E. Campbell
Civil Service Commission
White House
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Doak
McCarl
Congress
G O P of State Plans Aggressive Campaign
Greensboro report states the Republican campaign for President Hoover and state nominees will be expanded with new office space at state headquarters. Chairman James S Duncan previews a systematic effort, citing encouraging reports from across the state and a strong moral standard on liquor and honesty in government.
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Greensboro
Hoover
James 8. Duncan
Honety
Reforestation Plan Urged For Public Lands Relief Loan
Col. J. A. Harrelson urges North Carolina to obtain a 2.5 million dollar Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan to buy and improve public lands for forests parks and employment. The plan envisions repaying from future federal allotments and using lands to relieve real estate and farm surpluses while creating thousands of jobs and boosting business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
J. A. Harrelson
Harrelson
North Carolina
National Committee On Trade Recovery
Colonel Harrelson
Harelson
Secretaries' answer to Previous Puzzle horizontal hints
Puzzle fills the grid with across and down clues including transfers for consideration and terms like entrance melody shank part with minister of trade and Fern seeds. It also lists names such as James Secretary of the U S A who recently resigned and various clue answers across multiple lines and categories.
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H. H. Stevens
Canada
Opine
North Carolina
Southern church to open 119th NC synod in Greenville
The 119th annual session of the Southern Church North Carolina Synod will open in Greenville on September 20. Rickory Co. A. Shuford Jr. is named administrator of his father’s estate after a drowning incident, and a bond of $500 was reposted.
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Greenville
N. C
Southern Church, North Carolina Synod
Rickory. x Co
A. Shuford,Jr
Identification Released for Local Man Found Dead
The body found Saturday in Charlotte was identified as John Funderburk 40 a Pineville textile worker.
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Tlotte
Ahr
John Funderburk
Pineville
Quintet Arrested After Mile-Long Chase in Monroe
Five youths, three men and two girls, were arrested in Monroe after a mile-long chase. They faced charges of throwing a bottle in front of the police station and injuring an officer with a cut on the hand.
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Monroe
N. C
May Die From Accident Hamlet North Carolina
A 26 year old man identified as I A Butler was fatally wounded here in a local accident. The incident occurred in Hamlet North Carolina with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
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N. C
I . A. Butler
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