Poling shifts to vigorous Hoover campaign despite Prohibition zeal
Dr Daniel A Poling abandons strict prohibition leadership to back Hoover in the reelection effort. He plans rapid nationwide contact trips by air to boost the Republican candidate. Pro prohibitionists like Upshaw remain unwavering in support of maintaining the eighteenth amendment and the alcohol ban.
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Daniel A. Poling
Hoover
Dr. Poling
Crusaders
White House
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Upshaw
Changed Lineup of Electoral College Predictions
Political prognosticators expect a landslide outcome for Hoover or Roosevelt this fall with variations by writer. The 1930 apportionment changes one third of states voice. A narrow margin could spark a winter of “ifs” among analysts. The electoral college may not reflect the popular vote but often indicates national will.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Samuel J. Tilden
Smith
Charlotte Observer
Curtain Rises on High Point and Lexington Football Night
High Point and Lexington high schools meet under Willis Park lights to open the 1932 football season while High Point college and Wofford college face off the following Saturday. The crowd will witness the first night game many attendees have seen as football rules change to eliminate many previous practices.
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High Point
Lexington
Willis Park
High Point College
Wofford College
Y W C A Report Shows Broad City Impact
The High Point YWCA reports a year of service with health education reaching over 3000 girls and more than 1500 young women attending club meetings. The city notes the organization’s significant contribution to local welfare and education.
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Y. WC. A
High Point
Health Education Department
Favors Retention of Tariffs and Trade Protection
The Saturday Evening Post argues against lowering tariffs, praising continued protection as Europe shifts away from the gold standard. It cites France Germany Canada and others implementing countervailing duties while the United States delays action to shield its market from currency depreciation and global price changes.
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America
Saturday Evening Post
United States
England
Post
Europe
Scandinavian
France
Germany
Canada
College and the Pay Check
Dr. John Wilcox of Detroit City College argues against using money as the primary reason for a college education. He says a good education should not aim to sacrifice life for earnings and that college success does not hinge on postgrad salary.
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John Wilcox
Detroit City College
Graduation season hits football program hard
The article notes that the season of year when last spring graduates depart leaves the football coach facing a depleted roster and recruiting challenges. It emphasizes the cost of graduation on team depth and future prospects.
Styles shift as thieves target safety deposit boxes
The article notes a shift in criminal activity from blowing safes to breaking into safety deposit boxes, reflecting updated criminal tactics and concern for secure valuables.
Seabury Denies NYC Mayoral Run After London Arrival
Samuel Seabury arrived in London and denied plans to run for mayor of New York City. He did not flee the mayoralty and did not intend to seek the position.
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Samuel Seabury
Jimmy Walker
New York
London
Cicero on Silence Beyond Campaign Eloquence
Cal Coolidge recalls youth reading campaign literature and praises Cicero’s Orations in the Roman Senate. The note wonders what Cicero might say about silence, inviting reflection on rhetoric and restraint in public discourse.
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Cal Coolidge
Cicero
Warm-up failure linked to poor day at work
E B B Skaggs of the College of the City of Detroit told the American Psychological Association that a poor day at work often results from a worker failing to warm up. He said it can take a full day for some to shake off the chill.
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E B. B. Skaggs
The
College of the City of
Detroit
American Psychological Association
UNC Opens 137th Session With Freshman Orientation
Chapel Hill September 23 The University of North Carolina formally opened its 137th session with Dr Frank P Graham and Kemp Lewis addressing students in Memorial hall. Freshmen registered and orientation continued while upperclassmen and professional students were processed. Administrators noted the entering class appears well prepared, with 15 of 16 NC high school graduates better prepared than the average NC senior.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Frank P. Graham
University
Kemp Lewis
General Alumni Association
Memorial Hall
T. J. Wilson, Jr
Francis F. Bradshaw
North Carolina
Graham
Battle over veteran cash bonus looms in Congress
A heated winter battle looms over cashing soldiers bonus certificates as veterans with strong support and a powerful anti bonus coalition press Congress. The House backed the measure previously, the Senate blocked it, and Hoover would veto. Roosevelt’s stance remains unclear while the National Economy League drives reductions in veteran expenditures.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Hoover
American Legion
National Economy League
Archibald Roosevelt
Greenville Clark
League
Hoover Slightly Leads Roosevelt in First Returns
The Literary Digest straw poll shows Hoover ahead 28 193 to 27 654 of 60 327 ballots nationwide with 46.73 to 45.84 percent. Five minor candidates share 7.43 percent as Indiana and New York favor Hoover while Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia lean Roosevelt.
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New
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Lowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Seses
Maryland
errePeggtereere
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Momntana
Nevada
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Ceepeseeveses
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Weland
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Hoover
Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Norman Thomas
Ohio
West Virginia
Democratic Partizans
Dem. Soc
Proh. Com
Soc
Pennsylvest Va
Catarrhal Deafness May Be Overcome With Simple Home Remedy
An article advises that catarrh related deafness and head noises may be relieved using Parmint double strength mixed in four pints of hot water with four spoons sugar. A tablespoon four times daily is suggested to ease nasal blockage breathing and dripping mucous, potentially improving hearing.
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Mann
Ady
Forgiving Husband in Vancouver Bonds for Wife
Pete Monro agreed to post a $500 bond to suspend his wife’s sentence after she was arrested for carrying a revolver. He offered to go the bond, and the arrangement was accepted, leading to a calm, reconciled outcome.
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Vancouver
B. C
Pete Monro
Pete
Berlin atom split yields seven times energy
In six months Drs Frits Lange and Arno Brasch have split two atoms. First they split helium. now they report splitting a lead atom releasing about seven times the energy required to split it.
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Berlin
Drs
Frits Lange
Arno Brasch
Crossword Clue Packed Puzzle from Historic Page
A grid filled with clues across and down covering terms from animals to objects. Several entries reference daily life and general knowledge, including common nouns and specific items like weapons materials and colors. The puzzle blends multilingual hints and classic crossword vocabulary.
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High Point Enterprise
J. P. Rawley
H. A. Cecilgeo
F. Edwards Co
M. Waynick
R. B. Terry
Mac
Associated Press
Focal News
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City News
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Pub
BE. Katz Special Advertising Agency
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Mich
Kansas City
San Francisco
Cal
Dallas
Exas
James Alfred Langford
Electoral College
P. E. Lindley
DR. Lindley
Y. W. C. A. Service
U.N. C
State University
Britain
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