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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1933
Page
3
Thomas W. Self, 67, of Winston-Salem, was struck and killed by an automobile driven by Joe Bilis of Wilkes County. No charges have been filed at this time.
A H Crowell longtime president of Shuford National Bank in Newton died yesterday from a heart attack. He led the bank for nearly four decades shaping local finance.
Gastonia robbery suspect William Von Grundy who fled from the Gastonia jail while awaiting trial for robbing the Bank of Stanley has been arrested in St. Louis authorities were advised.
Warren county commissioners ordered a 25 percent cut in the tax valuation of four parcels of real estate in the county.
North Carolina State College students voted in a campus primary to nominate candidates for student officer positions. The balloting occurred in Raleigh as part of the student government election process.
Burlington held its city election with Mayor Marl B. Horner seeking another term against challenger C. A. Wilson. The outcome will determine the leadership of the city.
Walter Sigman, 43, an electrician, was killed when struck by a car driven by Junius Smith. Police ruled the accident unavoidable. A mad dog bit eight year old Lilly Henley in Mount Pleasant. she receives Pasteur treatment.
A two weeks term of Davidson superior court convened with Judge Frank S. Hill presiding. Four civil cases arise from the automobile collision that killed Dr. J. L. Sowers and involvement of the Booze Motor Co. The administrator R. B. Robbins and Tommy Sowers sue J. O. Boaze and Booze Motor Co. alleging driver T. A. Carr acted for the company.
Herman K. LeGare a Naval Academy graduate is in the emergency hospital in Annapolis with a chest wound. Officials report his condition unchanged and serious. He was found wounded in his room Friday night with his pistol nearby. A Georgetown, D. C. native, LeGare graduated in 1930 and left the service to run a marine construction business in Annapolis.
Janet, employed by Mrs. Curtis, secures a five to six room apartment for Mrs. Curtis's daughter Betty and her husband. She arranges a lavish prep with decorators, ensuring a bright large dwelling overlooking the park. Janet endures long search and mounting pressure while staying at her job.
Janet resents the lavish new home as Rolf Carlyle and Betty enjoy their status. She contemplates a future with Rolf while Betty maintains her grip on wealth and prestige. Janet ambles through errands and clashes with the couple before a cliffhanger, To Be Continued.
Fourteen hours after the blaze at the Gravelly Springs community near Florence the Pomeroy family was found dead in their home. The five family members died in the fire with authorities reporting no survivors. The tragedy occurred yesterday as investigators work to determine the cause of the deadly blaze.
Official statistics report England averages about 18 deaths per day due to motor accidents. The figure highlights ongoing road safety concerns and the need for preventive measures across the country.
A historical note states there is one automobile for every six residents in the United States, reflecting high vehicle ownership and car culture across the nation.
A letter from George Darragh of Oakland recounts relief from headaches nervousness and sleeplessness after using Kellogg’s Att-Bran on voyages. The ad touts Att-Bran as a wheat bran cereal with bulk for intestinal exercise iron for blood and easy digestion suitable as a cereal or cooking ingredient.
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