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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1932
Page
4
A fragment cites a biblical proverb about consequences of fathers’ actions and a Johnson quote on insanity. No identifiable event, persons, or places are provided to verify context or origin. The line includes Beckies 18:2 and a remark linking imagination to irrationality.
The Maine result, whether or not it reflects national sentiment, is seen as shaping Democratic hopes and influencing voters nationwide. Republicans recognize the slogan As Maine goes so goes the country has boosted Democratic prospects and could sway independents toward Hoover’s defeat planning.
New York Stock Exchange studies telegraphic messages between brokers from September to gauge possible influence of the Maine election on a two month stock advance. The move follows a congressional probe into market practices and reflects Wall Street's uneasy humility amid unresolved speculation.
In a national mood the probe of Maine elections will likely have little impact on a sagging market. Analysts urge the exchange to wait for the forthcoming seismic event anticipated in November, which may define the current trend.
The Charlotte Observer endorses a local move to create a cheese factory as a stabilizing dairy venture. It outlines how a plant would pay farmers more for milk, raise local purchasing power, and provide steady income while strengthening regional agriculture.
The remark notes that while individual subscriptions are small they can collectively determine project success or failure and stresses the need to view subscriptions as a key funding margin for progress.
A University of California professor argues selective breeding could yield a far smarter race, raising questions about politics, media, sports, and economics if a more intelligent humanity emerged. The piece notes potential upheaval in elections, radio, colleges, boxing, trade, and employment, concluding we may be better off not pursuing such a program.
The near tragedy of the Hutchinson family’s ocean flight near Greenland underscores that transatlantic flying remains hazardous and should be attempted only by those fully willing to risk their lives. The piece also notes Gandhi’s hunger strike threat and praises Texas ratification of the lame duck amendment to move inaugurations to January, urging swift action nationwide.
Washington recounts how campaign speakers now choose audiences to avoid hecklers. Roosevelt, Hoover, and others used exclusive venues and crowds, with protests and boos noted, while some engagements avoided controversial topics like prohibition.
In McClure Pennsylvania on September 17 Ernest Lee Jahncke assistant secretary of the navy said in a campaign address that Governor Franklin D Roosevelt has pledged himself to farm relief proposals. He criticized Roosevelt over pledges during the political event.
Snow blankets streets and homes as life in the town slows under heavy flakes. Residents report shoveling efforts, school delays, and cautious travel while weather crews monitor a broad winter storm path.
A road over Ellis appears as water from above causing ducks to dive and die on impact. Dozens of birds found dead along the highway as hunters report misjudged landings.
In Connecticut many wives go out while their husbands stay home as the social pattern of domestic life is explored in this feature discussion from Hartford.
In Bolivian La Paz crowds urged the air force to bomb Asuncion after reports of bayoneting Red Cross stretcher bearers at Fort Boqueron during the Chaco battle. Bolivian defenders numbered about 2000 facing 8000 to 10000 Paraguayans. Official reports denied the stretcher bearer accusations.
Bennie Lamb was held without bond today on a charge of murdering a person named Chappell near Hartford on August 1. The case involves local authorities and ongoing investigation in the area.
Jahncke recalls Topeka speech where the governor vowed to fulfill impossible promises for agriculture. He criticized the plan as failing to outline how to deliver the claimed gifts from heaven, arguing the pledge lacks concrete provisions.
A scrambled newspaper crossword lists many terms across horizontal and vertical clues. Answers include plant genera, mythic and linguistic items, and oceanic directions, with a few lines hinting at geography and wordplay formats common to puzzle pages.
Milwaukee September 17 Wisconsin voters head to the polls next Tuesday to decide a high stakes Republican primary between Gov. Robert M. La Follette and former Gov. Walter J. Kohler. The outcome will shape control of the state administration amid debates over progressivism and national policy.
Fruit growers riding the train between Jullaesse and Troy plant fruit trees along the right of way through Bear Creek valleys. Peach cherry apple pear and plum trees bloom in early spring scenting air for miles.
Asheboro Randolph county youths organize a chapter of the Young Democrats clubs. Members gathered locally to establish a new chapter and promote party activities.
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