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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1938
Page
3
The High Point Rotary Club sponsors another clinic for crippled children at the City Health Department offices 118 North Main Street. Dr. J. F. Register and Dr. R. A. Herring will conduct the session, announced by P. W. Grandjean.
Kellogg in Battle Creek makes Rice Krispies sold by all grocers and served by restaurants, highlighting nationwide availability and brand reach.
Anderson Aaron, a Lexington resident and son of W. H. Aaron, died after his car rear ended a vehicle driven by Frank Young near Erlanger just outside Lexington. He was en route to Davidson hospital and details remain limited as Sheriff Bowers awaits more facts.
Dr. R. A. Herring and Mr. Grandjean announce a city clinic welcoming all crippled children. New cases will be examined and previous ones may be rechecked. Exams are free. Transportation is provided on request by calling city health offices or 48371. Clinic opens at 9:30 a.m.
New York reports Representative John J. O Connor vows to oppose the Roosevelt purge calling it a step toward dictatorship. He argues the attack targets America and could erode the legislative branch. Washington coverage assesses Roosevelt’s impact on 1940 party control and Senate dynamics.
Governor Hoey considered a recommendation from Kinge l and Van Winkle of the North Carolina Bar Association for a statewide survey of court workings this fall. The proposal would use WPA funds with focus on collecting fines and penalties for the school fund. results to be presented to the 1939 legislature.
The Public Works Administration approved 33 new projects totaling about 10.07 million dollars with 4.53 million in grants and 166 thousand in loans. Greensboro North Carolina schools receive 16,364 dollars as part of the grants list alongside other program items including a Greenville electric plant addition and a Winston Salem hospital building.
Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh visit Moscow as they plan a guided aerial tour over Soviet territory with Maj Philip R Faymonville and Soviet civil aviation leaders. They attended an open air ballet and witnessed a three hour aviation spectacle celebrating Soviet Aviation Day.
The puzzle asks for Gulliver's first name Lemuel and the capital of Finland Helsinki. It mentions a star from a serial and a Want Ad Page solution prompt.
Funeral services were held here tonight for Clarence H. Barker age 67 former mayor who died yesterday of a heart attack in Concord North Carolina Barker served as mayor in the years prior to his death and was a prominent local figure in the community.
A Washington corporation demanded Dunlap's resignation over political activities with William J. Hobbs named as successor. Senator Sheppard ordered a campaign expenditures inquiry. Dunlap learned of his exit in Vienna Georgia, while Chief Justice Russell backs Camp for the Senate and others seek the Democratic primary on September 14.
Johnston County grand jury indicted four persons for illegally obtaining possession of ballot boxes after the June 4 primary. Named defendants include Elmer Wellens, a state senate candidate, James R. Pool, Constable Raymond L. Lynch, and Chester Barnes.
About 19 percent of United States land area is used for crop production, highlighting the geographic constraint on farming and the distribution of arable land across the country.
In High Point Township executrix Carey Ogburn Jones transfers a lot in the W. C. Jones estate to J. Paul Sanders and O. A. Kirkman. In Morehead Township T. C. Abernethy trustee conveys a West Lee Street tract to the Home Owners' Loan Corporation. In Gilmer Township Ruth Cherry and Annie Lillian Cherry transfer a Beech Street tract to Corrie A. Cherry. The lingering line about a skunk and a Calla lily appears as nonessential texture.
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