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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1929
Page
19
Raleigh dispatch reports Captain Charles D. Farmer of the State Highway Patrol warns drivers to slow down during expected heavy Christmas travel. He cites alcohol impaired driving and increased accidents, urging caution and reporting intoxicated motorists. Patrol personnel will work through Christmas Day with no lengthy vacation.
Noel F. Womach 28 formerly of Vancouver barracks shot Miss Gay Westfall 24 in a downtown Portland hotel during a quarrel over use of his car. He then shot himself and died. Miss Westfall was seriously wounded and likely to die. Womach’s home is listed as McMinnville Tennessee. Westfall had recently moved from West Virginia where her mother lives.
Harper a 6 foot 6 center on the Tar Heel basketball team is noted as the universitys only three letter athlete. He earned letters for football and was an All Southern discus performer last season.
Practical guidance on painting stucco houses using spray guns, with conditions for weather and surface prep. It covers spray equipment, temperature, drying times, zinc sulphate wash to prevent paint issues, and suitable paint and color options for stucco exteriors.
Young Lieut Francis of the Royal Horse Guards resigns his commission to marry American musical comedy star Sunny Jarmann in London. The couple defies an ancient royal decree banning marriages between guardsmen and actresses, highlighting a clash of love and tradition.
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WEAF WABC WJZ and others with times, show titles, and affiliated networks. Includes musical ensembles orchestras, drama sketches, variety acts, and news slots across multiple cities and frequencies.
The report notes York automobile and tax drivers and boilermakers suffer hearing loss from constant riveting noise. Madrid Primo de Rivera bans children under 14 from ball fights or boxing. New York merchants oppose a 1932 world fair marking George Washington's 200th birthday, deeming fairs obsolete due to film radio and cars.
A brief tip suggests adding a few drops of lemon on dates before processing in a chopping machine to prevent clogging and improve flow.
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