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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1934
Page
8
Raleigh April 26. Settlement of 234000 in unpaid March bills cut the state's federal relief allotment of 1100009. Mrs. Thomas O Berry state administrator said 150000 was paid on pills and the remainder used for mutes for the state.
When top U S tennis star Wilmer Allison began the game he fell for it. He lost recently to Frank Shields, the No 1 ranking player. The scene shows him on the Pinehurst courts amid a note on rehabilitation and resumed work plans.
About 100 farmers from Providence in the upper Deep River watershed attended a Tuesday night meeting at Providence School to hear Dr. J H Stallings outline a soil erosion service program and to form a Deep River Valley association branch. Carl Hackett was elected president with C T Barton as vice president and Alf Pew as secretary treasurer. E C Millyap, county agent, presided.
More than 208 workers at the Jamestown city lake project were laid off temporarily due to a reduced federal relief budget. Local administrator Miss Eurelia Smart said funds are expected to arrive by early next week or May 1 to resume work. The program, among the first approved under the new setup, had been proceeding for about three weeks before funding cuts halted progress.
A 2,700,000 candle power beacon atop the Kansas State Reformatory tower lights surrounding lanes. The light deters escapes and leaves shadowed areas untenable for courting couples. A humorous aside notes tiny Dillon water molecules could balance on a pin.
Lake Baikal in southern Siberia stands as Asia’s largest freshwater lake and the deepest freshwater body globally.
Colfax public school announces events from April 28 to May 6. A three act comedy Phillip for Short opens the schedule, followed by a music recital May 1 featuring Miss Edith Sterne Crouse and choir. May 3 hosts the senior close play Youths Ambitions, with Baccalaureate by Dr Henry Louis Smith, and May 6 7 46 pm commencement address by P E Lindley and diploma presentation by Supt T R Foust.
The article notes that sunflowers were cultivated by Native American peoples long before European settlers arrived in America, highlighting their historical agricultural use and cultural significance.
During the Russo Japanese War a railway was laid across the frozen surface of Lake Baikal in Siberia. The feat showcases wartime logistics enabling troop and supply movement across the vast front. This daring crossing highlights the harsh Arctic conditions and engineering resolve of Russian forces.
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