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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1935
Page
2
Berlin reports say Adolf Hitler, speaking at Rosenheim, endorsed actions against state enemies as the Nazi party reshapes its opponents. He warned that those standing against the regime would not deceive themselves, stating if fate strikes Germany, it will endure and grow stronger.
Raleigh August 10 The North Carolina State college campus has been enlarged by 84 600 acres acquired for a major forestry study in Jones and Duplin counties in eastern North Carolina Dr J W Hotman director of the forestry department announced the addition and credited his efforts with shaping the plans for the experiment
A confident statement declares that no force can threaten the nation. It pledges peace and constructive work while warning opponents that the people will not yield or capitulate even under adverse conditions.
Chicago market trends note butter and Biggs livestock prices with firm current receipts, ex tras, creamery specials and graded car lots. Butter totals 14 374 firm with various grade ranges. Biggs 6 546 firm with extra firsts, firsts, seconds and storage packed orders showing steady demand and local receipts.
Potatoes in Chicago on August 12 show light supplies and moderate demand with mostly steady to slightly weaker trading. Idaho russets No 1 quoted around 1.15, new stock Idaho triumphs 1.50, Oregon buss triumphs 1.55 to 1.65, Minnesota early Ohio 0.90 to 1.00, Wisconsin round whites 0.61 to 1.05, Missouri and Nebraska ranges 0.80 to 1.15, with some decay noted and marked classifications varying by region.
New York and New Orleans cotton markets show steady to soft closes on August 12. New York futures end 5 to 15 points lower with mixed open highs and lows while New Orleans spot values ease slightly with low middling around 10.70 to 10.95.
New Orleans August 12 futures closed steady with net gains around 16 points. Trading data show open high low and close figures for several months including August September and July contracts. Prices drifted within narrow ranges as the session wrapped.
A fragmented ad claims a pharmacist prepared remedy mixing four active ingredients to relieve severe headaches in minutes. It asserts muscle ache and fever reduction without narcotics or habit forming drugs and promotes the product as safe and effective.
In New York on August 13 a habeas corpus hearing addressed the extradition of B Coles Neidecker and his brothers George and Aubrey. They face French charges of embezzlement linked to the defunct Travelers Bank of Paris they ran. Judge Johnson J Hayes presided, reserving decision.
Carl Laemmie, before his film career, clerked in a oxh osh Wisconsin store. The note highlights his pre movie days and local roots.
Alicia Hart advises sunbaths can boost health and beauty but warn against excess. The feature notes the season for tanning arms legs shoulders back and face and suggests care to avoid losing judgment while enjoying sun exposure.
A party led by T. R. Howard national park service architect and J. M. McNary US bureau of public roads engineer left Galax to survey seven bridge sites on the parks-to-parks highway in North Carolina. The group travels from the North Carolina Virginia line toward route 26 Roaring Gap and Roanoke area tomorrow.
The article urges moderate sun exposure for health and appearance, recommending fifteen minutes daily and avoiding overexposure. It advises using suntan lotion or oil, with vinegar or olive oil if unavailable, to prevent burning and dryness, and to seek medical care for serious sunburns.
Summer grass rugs become simpler to clean with a bright lacquer or waterproof paint. The coating allows rugs to be washed or hosed and to dry quickly, rejuvenating old pieces and making new ones easier to maintain.
A report notes that only one of every twelve American farms has a bathroom and just one in six has piped water into the house, highlighting widespread utility shortages on farms.
Lawmakers clash over La Follette tax plan with calls to cut spending and raise or adjust exemptions. Senate and House members debate rates, surtaxes, and a joint study to avoid new revenues this session.
South Carolina markets show higher tobacco prices with last week’s averages edging past earlier season values. Mullins moved 1,415,819 pounds while Lumberton, North Carolina sold 884,695 pounds at an average of 21.19 per hundredweight, as Frank C. Black, federal crop statistician, provides the estimate.
In Asheville on August 12 UNC freshman Dave Tinsley from Spartanburg and Dupont Kervin Jr from Columbus Ga shot 76 to lead early qualifiers in the Biltmore Forests summer invitation golf tourney. A field of 200 began 18 hole nationals with another 18 to follow for qualifying. Lewis Johnson Jr of Charleston and Billy Oliver of Valdosta were close behind at 77.
In Greenville a Negro man Sam Talley told Magistrate Louis B. Smith he could not live with his wife. He asked to be sent away. The magistrate questioned if he had harmed her and then sentenced him to thirty days in the chain gang after Talley begged for sixty.
A flying fish with a four inch beard and an eel so transparent print can be read through its ribbon body were among specimens sent to the Academy of Natural Sciences from a West Indiana expedition. A lantern fish appeared among the collected items.
The forecast estimates a crop yield of 37500000 pounds in South Carolina, up from last year’s 66880000 pounds, reflecting increased production expectations.
Vienna reports Jewish leaders fear a reconciliation between Germany and Austria without addressing anti Semitism. Neuevelt notes Catholic leaders may seek a separate peace with Hitler while Austria, disheartened by the pact talks, sets two conditions to end its quarrel with Germany.
A new exhibit features beads that glow in darkness, showcased three miles underground to illuminate the museum's night display and attract visitors seeking peculiar luminous objects.
A Saint John New Brunswick resident reports losing a wallet containing cash and valuable papers. He suspects a location near Calais Maine on the John Street Stephen road. Police traced the route by car, covering about 16.1 miles, and recovered the wallet.
A notice seeks to trade a heavy four passenger car or coach for a light sedan or coach. Willing to trade the remainder of the time. Phone 4567 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. August 14.
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