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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1931

Page

15

Attempted Robbery Of Laundryman Thwarted

John Phillips driver for the Sunshine Laundry fought off two bandits who stopped his truck on Winston road just out of town. They attempted to take money, tore his coat and shirt, but fled when lights from approaching cars scared them away. Phillips described two men about 30 years old. police search underway with no arrests yet.

John Phillips Sunshine Laundry Winston Road Phillips Ience Penny Farm Mr. Phillips Phillipe

Miami Coach Among 14 Hurt In Coral Gables Crash

University of Miami football coach Tommy McCann was injured along with 13 others when a bus collided with an automobile in Coral Gables yesterday.

Miami Fla Tommy McCann University of Miami Coral Gables

Fruit cake instructions for holiday baking by Sister Mary

A George NEA Service feature outlines two fruit cake recipes for Christmas gifts. The first yields four loaves using butter lard eggs and mixed dried fruits with brandy not essential for keeping. steaming then baking finishes the moist cakes. The second, based on pork cake, uses fat salt pork and no eggs, with raisins currants dates citron and nuts steamed then baked for preservation.

Mary Nea

Kiwanis hear Prof A I Newlin on dispute settlement

Prof. A I Newlin of Guilford College spoke at the Elwood hotel luncheon on means other than war to settle international disputes. He described the League of Nations as a pacifist council with no power to bind nations without consensus and noted its past settlements while urging U S Christian practice.

A. I. Newlin Department of History and Government Guilford College Kiwanis Club Elwood Hotel Newlin Geneva League of Nations England League United States Rodney Snow Amos Jones Fresh Air Taxi Company G. E. Kianderman C. B. Houck Club Toay Martin Crawford Charlotte G. I. Humphree High Point Colege

Radio In Park Sets First Mt Rainier Communication

The first radio link in a national park was established at Mt Rainier the historic wireless setup allows park officials to transmit messages from the park to nearby points. This milestone marks a new era in remote park communication and safety operations.

National Park Mt. Rainier

Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast Lunch Dinner

A historic menu lists breakfast with chilled apple sauce cereal cream country sausage graham muffins milk coffee. Luncheon features molded spinach with creamed oysters brown bread pear and rice pudding milk tea. Dinner includes noodie coup pan boiled dinner celery broccoli lettuce with French dressing greengage cup pudding milk coffee.

Junior High Pupils Move to New School After Farewell

High Point pupils left the old South Main Street building for the larger temple of learning as holidays began. The move to the new Junior high concludes before January 4, with demolition of the old structure by M. J. Wrenn set to start. Officials expect delivery of the property within 60 days and no trouble meeting the deadline. Termite concerns at four city schools were discussed by the school board.

High Point Temple of Learning South Main Street M. J. Wrenn High Point College Loveal City

Snow Covered City One Year Ago Today

A weather recap recalls heavy snow in the city with mail carriers delivering cards through deep drifts. On December 18 1930 L B Smith the mail carrier on Monthen avenue noted yard flowers and odd signs of spring amid the snowbound streets.

Termite problem to be addressed with state and federal aid

E. K. Ingram, committee chair, said he will contact Governor Gardner and federal officials for aid to remove destructive termites. A company told the board that treating building foundations would cost about $2,000.

E. K. Ingram Gardner

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