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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
3
Spartanburg, Aug 11 The letters recount Cuba under strike chaos with no food stores cars or mail. Miss Gillie Howell describes injuries from a street accident and delayed medical care amid a nationwide strike crippling Havana.
A wartime fragment describes a subject healing well with no complications after a wound and notes that doctors were jailed to prevent them from visiting people, highlighting a narrow escape from loss.
A letter describes four warships offshore, Havana in famine with no street life, violence by police and civilians, and a revolution against President Machado. It warns waters and power may fail without foreign intervention.
The article notes a large anticipated turnout for the event with emphasis on the club standings and the day’s schedules following the continuation from Page 2.
The Melrose club leads with 87 points as Robbins and Adams-Millis post strong showings. Guilford and Jamestown trail with narrow margins while Triangle Upholsterers CrOWR and Tomlinson contribute key scores in a crowded standings update.
Amos faces Adame Millis at the high school arena Robbins meets Melrose at Civitan Triangle hosts Guilford at Tri angle Jamestown plays Furniture City at Jamestown Tomlinson battles Crown at Kearns Street
In a comic feature Hamlin explains the extinct triceratops with three horns and a large neck shield. He notes scientists reconstruct life-like skeletons showing a formidable fighter with a tiny brain. Saturday games Highland vs Adams-Millis and V vs H P Overall.
A nostalgic note recounts Alley Oop and his gang reviving a real part in the bygone era, highlighting the comic strip’s enduring appeal and fans who cherish its mad world.
Republican chieftains in North Carolina plan a vigorous 1924 and 1936 campaign to regain ground lost in the Roosevelt landslide. Gillam Grissom, a gubernatorial candidate, is sending thousands of letters urging party members to start selecting congress and state legislature candidates next year.
Grisom advocates broad outreach urging all county and senatorial committees to plan for the next legislature and aim for a GOP majority in Congress. He notes monitoring disgruntled opposition members who could hold balance in 1934 and 1936 elections.
Inquest reveals principal witnesses including McCarter who found the body. Ner M. J. McDougall provided possible light on the killing and noted his wife often stays home at night. R. B. a traveling salesman from Wadesboro and Tony Francis of Charleston testified along with McCarter.
Francia testified that he followed McCarter closely and had to choose between swerving left or hitting McCarter's car as McCarter suddenly stopped. He veered left and struck a woman crossing the highway, injuring her leg. doctors said the wound did not cause death.
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