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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1932

Page

7

Two Men Killed in Freight Train Wreck Near Columbia

In Columbia South Carolina two men died and several hoboes were injured when 11 cars of a Southern freight train derailed. The dead were Marion E. Barfield of Salisbury Maryland and Raymond Cummings of Boston Massachusetts. Injured were six others listing addresses in Texas New York New Jersey and Massachusetts. A man identified as Louis Thibodeau from Haverhill Massachusetts carried a metal tag. firemen badges were found on the deceased. Rail officials continued wreck searches with no further bodies found early today.

Columbia 8. C Hoboes Southern Marion E. Barfield Salisbury Raymond Cummings Boston Mase Howard T. Horton Beaumont Texas Henry Finn Albany N. Y Allen Pruden Orange N. J Benedict Babonis New York City Joseph Girnius Brooklyn Salvation Army Cummings Louis Thibodeau Haverhill Mass

Ethics of Installing Furniture Making Machinery Disputed

Representative Rich of Pennsylvania criticized Sanford Bates for ordering furniture making equipment at Lewisburg prison. Rich said Bates double crossed Shannon committee members investigating government competition with private business. Bates defended the installation as necessary for prison operations.

Washington Representative Rich Pennsylvania Sanford Bates Rich House Committee Bates Shannon Committee Lewisburg Penn

Dr. J. Gerald Murphy 60 Dies in Wilmington Pneumonia

Dr. J. Gerald Murphy, 60, of Wilmington, former North Carolina Medical Society officer and UNC trustee, died at home of pneumonia after a long illness. A Cape Fear native, he served on state medical examiners and belonged to the American College of Surgeons and AMA. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church at 3 p.m. Survivors include his widow Mattie Burwell Murphy, sister Elisa Wright Murphy, and brothers C. C. Murphy I. Wright Murphy and Paul P. Murphy. He studied at UNC and Louisville Medical School and practiced in Kenansville before moving to Wilmington.

Wilmington J. Gerald Murphy North Carolina Edical Society University of North Carolina Murphy Cape Fear State Board of Medical Examiners American College of Surgeons The American Medical Association First Presbyterian Church Mise Mattie Burwell Chaerlotté Mises Elisa Wright Murphy C. C. Murphy I. Wright Murphy Greensboro Paul P. Murphy Lowell N. C Pender County University of Louisville Kenansville

U. S. Brewers Ready For Post Prohibition Beer

The NEA Service article details how American brewers are poised to restart main production once permits are issued. It notes 211 permit breweries ready to ship, key players like Pabst Schlitz and Miller, and the shift in industry finances, consolidations, and revived demand across states including Pennsylvania New York Wisconsin Ohio and California.

Willis Thornton NEA Service NEA Service, Inc America California Cork and Seal Cleveland Pabst Milwaukee Premier Malt Products Co Chicago Premier Co Pittsburgh Fort Pitt Brewery Anhäuser-Busch St. Louis Sclitz Pabst-Premier Miller Ruppert New York Rayner San Francisco Alamo San Antonio Abner-Drury Washington Schmidt Philadelphia Stor Pennsylvania New Jersey Milnois Minnesota Maryland Wisconsin Ohio Missouri Colorado Indiana U. S. Brewers’ Association Frederick Lauer Reading Anti-Saloon League Great Mid-Western United States Schlitz Moerlein Léisy Stroh Ehret Busch U. S Wayne B. Wheeler Westerville

No Obligations To Counties Securing R. F. C. Relief Funds

Raleigh December 20. Federal relief funds for North Carolina’s needy this winter are distributed to counties and cities without obligation to repay. State relief director Dr. Fred W. Morrison notes counties worried about debt. under Governor Gardner’s program the state borrows the funds and allocations to cities and counties are outright gifts for relief purposes.

Raleigh North Carolina Fred W. Morrison Relief Gardner

Population Totals Rise in Soviet Cities

Russian cities show rapid growth with Moscow surpassing 2.8 million residents and Leningrad reaching about 2.23 million. The figures reflect a continuing trend of urban expansion in the Soviet Union and highlight Moscow as the dominant metropolis while others like Leningrad follow closely in size.

Moscow Leningrad

Apple Water Content

An apple contains about 82 percent water. This fact highlights the fruit's high hydration level and its cooling, crisp nature.

Lamages Said to Number Over Nine Hundred in Asia

A report claims more than 900 lamages are in use across Asia on the continent. The figure highlights widespread deployment of lamage devices in various regions.

Asia

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