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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1938

Page

5

Labor unrest grows as CTM and Crom clash in Acapulco

Mexico City reports renewed hostilities between the CTM and Crom raising government worries amid expropriation battles. Two workers were killed and several injured in a half hour gun battle at Acapulco over unloading a cargo from the German ship Wesser. Federal troops restored order as arrests rose. Companies seek court challenge to the March 19 oil expropriation, with indemnification talks to run parallel to Supreme Court proceedings.

Mexico City Confederation of Exican Workers CTM Regional Crom Acapulco Uind Wesser Lazaro Cardenas District Court Supreme Court

North Carolina Industrial Appeals Judgment on Palmer Fatality

The Palmer family appeals a 2243.27 compensation award to the North Carolina Industrial Commission. The judgment was sustained on appeal by the Commission in Greensboro after James Palmer was killed at the High Point Sway Low Mood project. The appeal targeted the Special to The Enterprise details and involved Brothers Company and insurers including American Mutual. City of Point, Southern Railway, and Liberty Mutual were dismissed.

Greensboro the Brothers Company Charte American Mu- 1 Insurance Company North Caro Industrial Commission James Palmer Palmer J. Deweytt

Imaginative Play Teaches Dry Ethics to Two Tiny Twins

Olive Roberts Barton observes a nurse guiding two-year-olds through playful role reversal as a method to teach ethics. The piece notes how children imitate roles like Peter Rabbit or Lettuce, using imagination to learn bravery, kindness, and social behavior, while cautioning against fear and encouraging gentle, humorous storytelling.

Fraulein Madamoiselle Misa White Peter Rabbit Peter Bobby Engineer Mrs. Jones

Four Join W. O. W. At Asheboro Meet

Charles A. Hines of Greensboro national director of the Woodmen of the World spoke at the Asheboro camp meeting. Four new members Samuel West J Causey T J Morris Lewis Whatley were accepted. Hines noted North Carolina leads the nation in net W O W membership for five years, with over 21 000 active members and 982 camps. District meeting planned in Asheboro May 7 with representatives from nine counties and thirty active camps.

Asheboro Charles A. Hines Greensboro The Woodmen of the World Samuel West J. ©. Causey T. J. Morris Lewis Whatley Hines North Carolina Randolph Davidson Forsyth Yadkin Stokes Rockingham Orange Guilford Chatham

Love Laughs At The Doctor In A Tangled Romance

Constance denies engagement with Derek Manthon as Mrs. Rogers publicizes their supposed marriage plot. Derek faces humiliation while Connie navigates the showroom drama and a growing romantic tension with Dr. Rogers’s son George Thorvald.

Constance Maidwell Derek Manthon Hildegarde Thorvald Derek DR. Rogers Connie Mrs. Rogers Derek Constance Bartlett’s Rogera Oine Gertrude California Mark Rogers Weill Hilda Thorvald Mr. Manthon George Thorvald George Doc

Mrs Roosevelt Urges Early Tuberculosis Diagnosis Campaign

Eleanor Roosevelt promotes early detection of tuberculosis tying it to the Christmas Seal effort. She urges widespread health exams for children and adults to curb contagion and save lives, stressing education on prevention and proper care.

Aleanor Roosevelt National Tuberculosis Association

Farmer Buys U S Battleship for 500 Dollars

A retired Midwest farmer told an officer aboard the battleship New Mexico that a stranger in uniform offered the ship for sale and that he had just purchased it for 500 dollars. The officer soon disillusioned him.

NAVY Los Angeles U. S New Mexico

Lightning Ignites 147 Fires in Forest in One Day

In a single day a storm sparked 147 separate fires across the forest, authorities reported. Fire crews battled blazes across multiple sectors as smoke obscured skies and residents were urged to avoid affected areas. No injuries were immediately reported.

Postal receipts rise in Asheboro for March 1938

Asheboro postal receipts show a March 1938 total higher than a year earlier. The first quarter of 1938 also exceeds the same period in 1937 by 1618.43 dollars, per Postmaster J. O. Redding.

Asheboro J. O. Redding

Receipts Rise in First Quarter 1938 Compared to 1937

The report shows first quarter receipts totaling 13 998 65 this year versus 12 388 22 last year. Expenditures for January February and March are 5 719 79 this year against 4 364 32 in March 1937.

Tent Caterpillars Build Large Web Nests in Trees

Tent caterpillars form extensive silk nests in trees and shrubs damaging foliage. Some advise destroying nests by spraying used crankcase oil.

Guilford County Real Estate Transfers Reported

Guilford County records list transfers in High Point and neighboring townships including D H Hall to Del ta Pugh four lots, National Bondholders to J D Brame on Willowbrook, High Point Perpetual Building and Loan to W P Grady, plus transfers in Morehead Gilmer and Jefferson townships among named individuals and estates.

High Point Township D. H. Hall Delta Pugh National Bondholders Corporation J. D. Brame Willowbrook Street High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association W. P. Grady Farlow Street Morehead Township George C. Pherribo Arthur Fairboult Elizabeth Fairboult Brown J. Goldstein Thomas Settle Graham Graham's, Incorporated Anderson Subdivision Independence Park E. B. Gresham, Jr I. Stewart Pinecrest Road Gilmer Township Gurney P. Hood State Commissioner of Banks Guilford County Davie South Elm Douglas Friendship Township Battie Chambliss Nash Roger W. Harrison Old Fayetteville

Bees Transfer Water To Larvae In Hot Weather

During hot weather bees gather water into their honey sacs and transport it to larvae within the hive for humidity and cooling. The behavior highlights foraging and colony care practices observed in beekeeping.

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