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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1932

Page

6

High Point Budget Tested by State Equalization Board

The North Carolina State Equalization Board reviews High Point's public school budget after the city council and school board jointly trimmed expenditures. The plan reduces personal services and requests about 34 500 dollars in supplementary funds, far below last year's 72 000. The case highlights the shared authority between council and board and the financial strain on local governance.

State Equalization Board High Point North Carolina Raleigh State Board of Equalization

Reductions Strikes at Efficiency in Local Schools

The article notes budget pressures in High Point education as Miss Morgenthaler a Florence MacDonald professor and Miss Morgenthaler departs for Red Springs. It highlights the loss of experienced staff like L. Ly Stookey and Morgenthaler due to budget cuts. It argues that supervision and modern aids sustain a good school system, with economy shrinking instructional services.

Edna Morgenthaler Flora MacDonald Red Springs Stookey North Carolina Alabama

Tone and character of campaigning in a democratic rally

Governor Gardner frames the Democratic rally at the city lake as a constructive alternative to harsh partisan attacks on Hoover and the Republican party. The piece argues for focusing on real issues and facts, avoiding falsehoods, and learning from the abusive treatment of figures like John J. Raskob to improve vote getting and public leadership.

Gardner Roosevelt Hoover John J. Raskob Raskob Republican

As practiced whether in the precinct or the nation

The phrase suggests a disciplined approach to voting and civic duty applied locally and nationally, emphasizing consistency in procedure and participation across elections and jurisdictions. It underscores the principle that practices at the local level reflect broader democratic standards and outcomes.

Open Insult to P T A Head at Old Fort Over Building Denial

McDowell county school authorities barred Mrs. John Henderson and P T A leaders from using Old Fort High School to organize a local unit. The action drew protest from the Old Fort Woman's club and Marion P T A president, who called it an open insult. Officials said building use could be denied but the move sparked charges of meddling and raised local tensions.

McDowell County Old Fort John Henderson Woman's Club Henderson Marion P.T. A

Hobbies and inner selves by Bruce Catton

Bruce Catton discusses how wealthy financier Lord Rothschild and Adolf Hitler reveal personal hobbies and ambitions beyond wealth. The essay compares Rothschild’s flea science to finance and notes Hitler’s aggressive stance toward Hindenburg, who turns 85 in October, as a contrast to persistent political dirt tied to New York subway construction.

New York

Mayor McKee Fulfills Lifelong Dream as New York Leader

Ambition guided Mayor McKee from a fireman’s path to the mayoralty of New York. The piece notes that lofty youth goals are not always reached by all, yet he achieved a historic office.

Rothschild Rockefeller Mellon Morgan Lord Rothschild South America Australia McKee New York

Behold the husbandman waits for fruit of the earth

A narrative scene unfolds around Sue Merryman and her in laws after her marriage to Jack. Judge Thornton seeks reconciliation with Merryman as family tensions surface. Sue senses an unwelcoming atmosphere and contemplates the gulf between loyalty, forgiveness, and social fault lines within the extended family.

Sue Judge Thornton Ln 4 Jack Gue Merryman Jesus Bethlehem God

NEXT: Jack explains. LETTERS WHEN RIGHTEROUSNESS SHALL PREVAIL

An Enterprise editorial argues that Christian principles can bridge wealth gaps and curb social unrest. It urges the Christian church to act as brother's keeper and cites James 5 1 6 to condemn economic injustice and laborer exploitation.

Russia United States Christian Church Sabaoth James

Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton

A fragment from Olive Roberts Barton discusses child discipline and parental authority. A four year old debates spanking versus praise while grandmotherly influence emphasizes trust and moral guidance. The narrator recalls strict upbringing, endearing Grandmother lessons, and temptations from a neighborhood peer.

Olive Roberts Barton

Brain Teaser Word Puzzle Answers

A compact presentation lists across and down clues with definitions. It provides a grid of terms for sight nerve flatfish shrub diagonal sound related words and more and includes clues for vertical entries like skull back of head air cupola blackbird and others.

Allies drive Bulgarian Second Army in September 1918

Along the front on September 15 1918 allied forces pressed the Bulgarian Second Army after a breach widened between Bulgarian groups. Military observers noted Bulgarian resistance weakening as Paris suffered a German air raid and casualties were reported. An Indian girl of the Cayuse tribe was slated to preside over Pendleton Roundup events on September 8 to 10.

Bulgaria Paris Supersohis Pendleton, Ore Pendleton Northwest

First Rail Ticket Sells In Campbell In 40 Years

In Campbell California the public gathered to witness the purchase of a railroad ticket from San Jose to Campbell the first time in four decades. Local residents crowded the scene to watch the historic event.

Campbell, Cal San Jose Campbell

Afternoon Hour Dangers Highlight PA Traffic Pattern

In the first half of 1932 Pennsylvania recorded the highest crash risk between four and five PM with Saturday identified as the riskiest driving day for both pedestrians and motorists in Harrisburg.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania

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THE High Point Enterprise J. P. Rawley A. A. Oecil PF. Edwards M. Waynick R. B. Terry Potet Towes Associated Press Ie Focal News N. C Congress Ake P. Rawhey Pub B. Katz Special Advertising Agency New York City Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Mich Kansas City Henry Clay P. T. A. Head Bruce Catton England Adolf Hitler Germany Hitler Berlin Hindenburg Margery UK John B. All Beneocrats NEA Childreelen John Helen Jim Able Jim Torry Cain Grandmother
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