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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1934
Page
7
In a August Cuban heat, Pablito’s tangled past drives a meeting by Estelle after a long pursuit. Norris Noyes visits, urging Estelle to understand Pablito’s loyalty and the need for forgiveness, while Estelle recalls the unfinished house and shared suffering.
Hollywood gossip outlines Jean Harlow writing a novel to be published this summer not about films. It notes her marriages and household life, denies pregnancy rumors, and mentions George Burns Gracie Allen rumors and Jack Oakie pranks. It ends with a brief note on a fast Hollywood romance.
St Louis April 23 North Carolina conservation official Py Bruce Etheridge urged using the new leisure from the new deal for wholesome outdoor recreation. He highlighted fishing and pond fish culture and called on landowners to expand outdoor activities to realize policy benefits.
Veterans Edward H Griffith and others discuss rising women directors and the craft's demands. They compare directing to engineering on hazardous projects and note women may bring delicate finesse to smart pictures while easing technical burdens.
The aeronautics branch of the Department of Commerce states civil aircraft engaged in miscellaneous flying operations averaged 45 912 miles per accident and 377 200 miles per fatal accident in the last half of 1933.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered reductions in bituminous coal rates from Pocahontas Coal Creek and Southwest Virginia fields to North Carolina and several South Carolina points. Rates drop about 10 to 20 cents per ton, mainly impacting cotton mill and tobacco centers, while some destinations in Georgia Florida and other states were left unchanged or not revised.
Christine Derby of Fayetteville, Meredith College student, suffered a fractured jaw and facial lacerations after a car hit a fire plug and crashed into a brick building on Hillsboro street. Police listed two unnamed men as involved. no charges filed. She was taken to Rex hospital and was reported to be doing fairly well with her mother at her side.
Washington April 24 The NRA urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to set a minimum fare of two cents a mile for passengers on Southern railroads arguing the NRA code raised bus costs by 15 million dollars yearly and added 12 600 jobs. Rosenblatt noted March 28 South railroads and bus operators had rate agreement while rail rivals seek to maintain 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 cent rates. The commission studies Southern and Western passenger rates and considers New Orleans agreement as fair competition.
German pilots receive a base salary scale linked to years with the carrier and the number of children in their households. The scheme varies by tenure and family size, reflecting a structured pay model within the airline.
The Norfolk Virginia airport has been leased by the Navy to provide accommodations for personnel to arrive with the U S fleet in June.
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