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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1937

Page

5

Romance in the Bella Terra Mine Plot Unfolds

Joan Barrett and Bob Andrews plan marriage as Bob prepares to pursue a mining opportunity at the Bella Terra mine near Sacramento. Sybil Hendry, John Hendry’s rival, butts in with an inviting lunch guest offer, creating tension as Joan senses unseen motives and a changing future.

Joan Barrett John Hendry Bob Andrews Hendry Joan Sybil Hendry Philip Hendry Sybil Dorothy Starke Charles Norton California Bob Sacramento Bella Terra Mr. Norton Miss Barrett John Miss’ Barrett Newark Airport

Tea with Sybil Opens Door to Green Falls Secrets

In a clipped, dialogue heavy scene, Joan worries about Sybil Hendry's invitation for tea on Wednesday while Bob contemplates their growing ties in Green Door. Joan suspects hidden motives as Sybil's plans hint at a pivotal, unhappy future to unfold. Kansas fossil note hints past sea waters.

Sybil Bob Joan Goodby Long Island Afra Sybil Sage Green Ness Sybil Hendry

Five Million in Liquor Sales Across North Carolina

North Carolina county liquor stores have sold 5 666 485 69 dollars in alcohol since 18 eastern counties opened in 1935. Figures released by the revenue department show gross sales to April 23 minus taxes with New Hanover leading at 710 626 98 and Wilson at 471 004. Moore county reports 378 061 40 in sales. Other counties list varied totals including Pasquotank 217 255 65 and Pitt 421 270 10. Fiscal year to June 30 1936 recorded 2 745 024 45 in sales with 2 291 461 24 so far this year.

Raleigh North Carolina Revenue Department New Hanover Wilson County Moore County Wilson Pasquotank Carteret Craven Onslow Pitt Martin Beaufort Halifax Franklin Edgecombe Warren Vance Lenoir Nash Greene

FHA Bureau Will Remain In State

Greensboro April 28 The North Carolina office of the Federal Housing Administration will keep full operations despite a staff cut. State Director Joseph L Suiter said five of six field representatives will be dropped and the personnel reduction is for economy as the promotional end is no longer needed from the three year old housing program.

Greensboro North Carolina Federal Housing Administration Joseph L. Suiter Charlotte FHA Mr. Suiter

Martin Co Plane Plans 40 Passenger Transatlantic Flight

The Martin Company reports a new airplane built for transatlantic service capable of carrying 40 passengers. The aircraft is designed for a 19 hour flight across the ocean.

Martin Co

UNC Elects Student Leaders for Next Year

Pictured are UNC student leaders elected in campus wide elections with record participation. Induction ceremonies will be held in Memorial Hall. Officers include Robert Magill Shanghai China president of the Student Body Reuben Graham Charlotte vice president Mac Smith Rowland editor of the Daily Tar Heel Joe Patterson New Bern president of the Senior Class Scott Hunter Hendersonville president of the M C A Andy Bershak Clairton Pa president of the Athletic Association William P Hudson Chapel Hill editor of the Carolina Magazine David Thorp Fries Va editor of the Yackety Yack Hayden Clement Salisbury editor of the Buickaner Glenn Davis Dahlgren Va head cheerleader and junior representative to the Publications Union Board.

University of North Carolina Robert Magill Shanghai China Reuben Graham Charlotte Mac Smith Rowland Daily Tar Heel Joe Patterson New Bern Scott Hunter Hendersonville the. M. C. A Andy Bershak Clairton The Athletic Association William P. Hudson Chapel Hill Carolina Magazine David Thorp Fries Hayden Clement Salisbury Buccaneer Glenn Davis Dahlgren Publications Union Board

Southern textile unions war heats in Dixie campaign

Atlanta April 28. John L. Lewis committee on industrial organization faces a southern battleground as the Textile Workers Organizing Committee backed by C I O presses for unified industry drive in the South. A. Steve Nance and George Googe push rapid expansion with regional offices across Grenville Greensboro Knoxville and Nashville. Googe says an army of workers will be deployed. the A F L and C I O differ on craft versus industry based organizing.

Atlanta John L. Lewis Committee On Industrial Organization William Green American Federation of Labor Steve Nance Georgia Labor Textile Workers Organizing Committee George Googe A. F. of Nance Googe A. F. of L. Drive Green State Federations of Labors

Reynolds Tax Appeal Board Rules On Reynolds

The Board of Tax Appeals ruled that R. J. Reynolds Tobacco company of Winston-Salem N C realized a taxable profit of 286581 in 1929 from cash sales of 194000 shares of its own new Class B common stock. The ruling concerns a 39037 deficiency for 1929 income taxes and final liability awaits decision.

Washington Board of Tax Appeals R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem N. C Reynolds Company

Faulkner Sought In Lindbergh Case

Five men stood trial in Newark New Jersey on charges tied to the Lindbergh kidnapping escape plot. The search for J J Faulkner who converted ransom money into negotiable bills was renewed. J J McNally a Jersey City private detective swore out a warrant for John Jacob Nosovistsky alias J J Faulkner.

Newark N. J Bruno Hauptmann J. J. Faulkner J. J. McNally Jersey City John Jacob Nosovistsky

Population of Prison Growth Reported by North State

R Eugene Brown announced March results for state institutions showing total charitable and correctional populations at 18 245 up from 18 192 in February. Penal division rose to 8 998, delinquent children fell to 944, insane hospitals rose to 6 877, and county jails held 5 851 prisoners in March from 4 823 in February.

Raleigh R. Eugene Brown Division of Institutions and Corrections Penal Division Brown

Ickes Urges Permanent Hot Oil Act For Conservation

Secretary Ickes told a House subcommittee that Congress should make the 1935 Hot Oil Act a permanent law to conserve oil and gas as it restricts interstate shipments of excess production. The act expires June 15 unless extended, and a Senate-passed bill awaits House action. He cited wasteful pre act production and said the measure fostered orderly output.

Washington Ickes Congress Senate House Interstate Commerce

Doctor Beverly to Lead U S Veterans Hospital Here

April 28 report says Dr. I. R. Wagner, manager of the U S Veterans Hospital, announced the transfer of Dr. B. Beverly of Boise Idaho to succeed Dr J H McClellan who has been moved to Jefferson Barracks Missouri.

Beverly Oteen I. R. Wagner U. S. Veterans Hospital Boise Idaho J. H. McClellan Jefferson Barracks

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