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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1936

Page

3

Burglary Hits Patrolman’s Home for Police Cap

Oklahoma City traffic patrolman Jack Silvey reports a burglary at his residence. The thief stole his police cap. A separate stat notes Alabama has the lowest motor vehicle ownership per capita in the United States.

Oklahoma City Jack Silvey Alabama United States

Do Not Marry the Weak Man You Love

Dear Miss Mansfield advises Elizabeth not to marry the jealous unemployed man or the other suitor. The letter encourages seeking a stronger, more compatible partner and suggests focusing on worthy friends and independent work before marriage. Marjorie Mansfield warns against marrying a weak character and stresses using head over emotion.

Toby Hillyer Soap Company Hillyer Mary Toby Ryen Mary Fern Mary Fern Ryan Mary Fern Hillyer Duryea Elizabeth Tom Marjorie Mansfeld

McDonald Speaks At Wilson Friday Night

Ralph W. McDonald anti sales tax gubernatorial candidate travels from Bayboro to Wilson to address a mass meeting at the courthouse. A motorcade of 50 vehicles will meet him and escort him through town for a twilight parade. The 8 o'clock talk will be broadcast via WPTF Raleigh. Local supporters fund the broadcast.

Wilson Ralph W. McDonald MccDonald Bayboro WPTF Raleigh McDonald

Engine power per cubic inch rises since 1923

Present automobile engines produce about 0.4 horsepower per cubic inch. In 1923 it amounted to only 0.26 horsepower per cubic inch.

Tax Office Open Each Evening For Listing Purposes

Tax collector T. R. Short of High Point township announces evening hours to list and gather taxes. The office will stay open 7 to 9 p.m. on weekdays until May, except Saturdays and Sundays, with Saturdays extended to 6 p.m. for the rest of the month.

T. R. Short High Point Township

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BY Laura Lou Brookman Megin Ryan Holm Clyde Sabin Tim Jamieson Bill Sabin Harriet Shere Jackson Heights Gen Aunt Gen Jay Illyer Mode Jay T. Hillyer Tobias Grandfather Jay Pather Gulf Donald Clothing Co Capitol Sen Cca Opess Emu Tne Alliance Washington Nr Transporta Marjorie Mansfield Miss Mansfield The Orlando Red Flarilee Airway Fectory MONDA Slarllee Percale TATE
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