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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1936

Page

8

Mexico City Life Finds Crowded Streets and Siesta

Uncle Ray notes Mexico City with a population over 17 million and a capital of about 1.25 million. The D F name is used for addresses. Cabs abound, fares around 14 cents per mile, 56 cents for long rides with stops. Traffic control exists but crashes occur. A milkman bikes routes. stores close noon to 3 pm for siesta. many reopen after. King Kong reveal says the giant ape was a 20 inch model using tricks. film magic.

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All Glass House Planned by Lydia Pinkham Heiress in Swampscott

Aroline Grove of Swampscott Massachusetts daughter of Lydia Pinkham announced plans to build an all glass home on Phillips Avenue. The translucent block house would be the first in the United States aside from Chicago World's Fair models and would cost between 25000 and 59000 dollars with five bedrooms three baths a living and dining area a library kitchen and service quarters.

Massachusetts Swampscott Mass Aroline Grove Lerblehead Lydia Pinkham Phillips Medicine Fortune

Arkansas Pledges 18 Votes for Roosevelt Garner Renomination

Arkansas state delegation in Philadelphia pledged 18 votes for Roosevelt and Garner at the national convention in a business session. The state committee endorsed their leadership and voted to cast all delegation votes for the renomination. In related notes, Lawford England elected women in 1931 but replaced them with men in 1932. Lees cheese consumption ranks high among nations with cheese-eating capacity.

Pye Arkansata Unio Philadelphia Rooservelt Garner State Committee Roosevelt Gerner Franklin D. Roosevelt John N. Garner Lawford England

Administratrix Notice for Ella Clegg Speed Estate

Mary Clegg administratrix of Ella Clegg Speed deceased of Guilford County NC invites all claims to be presented by March 9 1997 at 616 Barbee Street High Point NC otherwise failure to do so will lead to recovery. Debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly. Dated March 9 1996. Thos W Sprinkie attorney.

Ella Clegg Speed Guilford County North Carolina Barbee Street High Point Mary Clegg Ml Clegs Thos. W. Sprinkie

Weekly Market Letter notes mixed signals from leaders

The column says steel and auto leaders hit new highs, but the broader market lagged. It predicts a constructive week if Europe remains stable, favors buying on profit-taking setbacks, and highlights strong municipal demand, low rates for large cities, and improving defaults outlook for North Carolina bonds.

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