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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
3
Greensboro February 4 1937 38 era Social Security Office urges past workers to report name changes to keep wage accounts aligned with federal old age and survivors insurance. A new form Employe’s Request for Change in Records available at 23 field offices. It also allows corrections of age or address and is part of simplifying record updates.
Pee Olin White a 28 year old textile worker is charged with first degree murder after a coroner jury found his wife Annie Elvira White died from gunshot wounds at his hands. Sheriff J G Fauvett said she was shot multiple times in the head with a .32 caliber pistol and White surrendered the pistol after admitting the shooting.
An advice column from Marjorie Mansfield offers guidance on marital strain due to family interference, keeping faith during separation, and urging a husband to show commitment. It also covers handling social gatherings gracefully, balancing fun with restraint, and warns against gold digging in relationships.
The speaker urges Jack to seek meaningful companionship, claiming there are many worthwhile girls and that a loyal friend can be found if he looks with intent. The tone emphasizes genuine connection over prior foolish notions.
Scientists report the remains of a fossil forest discovered standing upright in France, preserving tree trunks in their original vertical orientation and suggesting ancient forest conditions in that region.
England records a birth rate of 14.4 per thousand, the lowest ever. Only Austria and Sweden among European nations have lower rates, while crude oil products arise from cracking into gasoline kerosene fuel oils lubricants asphalt and wax.
North Carolina Supreme Court ends a busy session with 24 decisions. One case remains undecided: Giles City of Charlotte seeking to restrain issuing $210 000 street bonds and $20 000 sewer bonds without voter approval. Judge Warlick had dismissed the plea. appeal followed.
State highway officials said a survey of the Winston-Salem to North Wilkesboro route via Yadkinville and North Wilkesboro has been requested to study widening the road to accommodate heavy traffic.
A British agent identified only as Miss X testified at Bow Street court about a year of copying plans from Britain's hidden armaments at Woolwich. She linked ex-arsenal worker P. K. Glading and three colleagues to an alleged plot to smuggle blueprints to a foreign power via a Moscow-linked couple. The four suspects, held under the official secrets act, were remanded after details emerged of ongoing contact with a foreign power and potential covert support.
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