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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1928

Page

7

Bremen Crew in New York Resting After Atlantic Crossing

The German Irish Bremen crew arrives in New York for a second rest before Monday’s official welcome. Crowds greet the fliers as they visit Arlington National Cemetery to honor Floyd Bennett, who died en route to aid them. Commander Byrd and Clarence D. Chamberlin join the reception as Mayor Walker leads the welcome at the battery.

New York Bremen Pennsylvania Station Ritz Carlton Canada Washington Floyd Bennett Greenly Island Bennetts Arlington National Cemetery Walker Bernt Balchen Bennett Richard E. Byrd Clarence D. Chamberlin Byrd North Atlantic

New Nematode Attacks Chickens and Turkeys

Beltsville Maryland reports a new threadlike nematode infesting poultry. It invades the esophageal mucosa and crop, enlarges lymph follicles, thickens walls, and later causes mucosal sloughing and a fibrinous membrane that reduces digestive efficiency and leads to weakness and death.

Beltsville, Md Maryland Federal Agricultural Experiment Station

Women to push LWV platforms at party conventions

Chicago April reports the National League of Women Voters will present its issues to Democratic and Republican platforms including enforcement of prohibition and the lame duck amendment. Belle Sherwin of Cleveland was reelected president for a third term. The league backs the Kellogg multilateral treaty to outlaw war and will advocate Secretary of State plans, facing some opposition over enforcement of the eighteenth amendment.

Chicago National League of Women Voters Belle Sherwin Cleveland League Coolidge Republican Party

Cotton Shippers Back Southern Delivery of New York Futures

Savannah April 28 The American cotton shippers at their annual convention endorse southern delivery of New York futures after a legislative committee recommendation. They argue New Orleans and Chicago already use southern delivery and New York delivery would be less economical for some shippers, triggering debate sparked by John Fincke of New Orleans.

Savannah New York Legislative Committee New Orleans Chicago John Fincke Atlantic

Lexington Socials Highlight Mrs Philpott and Mrs McCrary Parties

ALEXANDRIA style Lexington society notes several social afternoons at Mrs B C Philpott and Mrs J A McCrary homes with pink tulips purple iris and pansies. Prizes went to Mrs Lee McCrary and Mrs Don Walser amid games, dining and flower bedecked decor. A Belle Beck and Ralph O Carr wed at the First Reformed parsonage. Jessie King Martin marked her sixteenth birthday with a pink themed dinner and dancing.

Lexington B. C. Philpott Philpott West Second Avenue B. C. Young J. A. Smith Fred C. Sink Cliff Pickett T. V. Kirkman Lee McCrary Charles Young W. M. Shuford D.A.* Shoat Frank Bruton John A. McCrary Reynolds Shoat Frances Walser Rachel Phillips Christine McCrary First Reformed Church Belle Beck Ralph O. Carr J. C. Leonard Andrew Beck Hedrick’s Grove Lula Link Darr L. A. Martin Jessie King Martin Madeline Thompson Ferdinand Watson

Forest Tax Inquiry Shifts to the West Coast

After completing a fact finding in the Great Lakes states the Clarke MacNary forest tax inquiry moves to the Pacific coast with Oregon as the key state. Yale economist Fred Rogers Fairchild announces the shift and the aim is a taxation system that yields fair revenue while promoting forestry by individual farmers.

Salem Ore Great Lakes Pacific Coast Oregon Fred Rogers Fairchild Yale

Mrs Hayworth to Visit Louisville son assumes role

Mrs E T Hayworth of 207 Phillips street plans a Tuesday or Wednesday trip to Louisville Kentucky to visit her son C B Hayworth of the Home Producing Show company. She will spend the summer there acting as general business manager for the company.

E. T. Hayworth Phillips Street Louisville C. B. Hayworth

Local Boy to Enter Electrical School

Harold P. Ballard son of Mr and Mrs S A Ballard of 105 Edgeworth Street visits his parents after entering the navy two months ago He is at the Naval Training Station at Hampton Roads Virginia and will enroll in the electrical school upon returning from a twelve days leave.

Harold P. Ballard S. A. Ballard Edgeworth Street Navy Mr. Ballard Naval Training Station Hampton Roads

Grinds Out Winners in Mexico City Slogan Contest

George Godoy dominated a slogan competition in Mexico City winning 54 of 100 prizes. The event highlighted his prolific output amid a field of contestants and drew local media attention.

Mexico City George Godoy

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