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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1936
Page
9
Marion Anthony Zioncheck of Washington announced his candidacy for re election to Congress citing his mother’s urging to prove he is not crazy or foolish. The move came as a surprise, making him the sixth Democrat seeking the seat and eighteenth on the filing list.
Representative William Lemke, speaking in Greenley Colorado, urges a triangular debate on monetary and banking policy with President Roosevelt and Governor Alf Landon before the November election. Lemke invites Democratic and Republican candidates to join the discussion on one platform.
Fannie J. Bailey, believed to be the sole survivor among De Witt Clinton carriage passengers, died today in Albany at age 104. The piece notes the origin of the word Easter from the Saxon god Bastre and its April festival.
Ester Irby Long declares herself executrix of Everett Fletcher Long's estate in Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by August 3 1937 or be barred. Those indebted should settle promptly at 323 Monthieu Ave. August 1936.
A read of New York Stock movements shows broad gains with March highs in several sectors. Key players include American Car and Fdy, Boeing, DuPont, and Bethlehem Steel, while techs like AT&T and Western Electric show mixed results.
Puzzle clue grid lists horizontal and vertical entries with terse definitions and missing letters. Answers include items like figure shape, constellations, silkworm, vented terms, and school or college terms, forming a themed crossword grid with various wordplays.
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