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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1932

Page

7

Ellen Rossiter and Dreamland Meeting Sparks

Ellen Rossiter receives a lavish bouquet from her elderly employer Steven Barclay after a Dreamland visit and prepares for a planned engagement with artist Larry Harrowgate. Molly and Myra celebrate while Ellen hides mixed feelings about Barclay’s generosity as family gossip swirls.

Ellen Rossiter Barcay Molly Rossiter Myra Mike Molly Ellen Dreamland Steven Barclay Eillen Barclay Larry Harrowgate Larry Papa Clancy Rossiter Sol Larry Sate S. B Mr. Barclay

Gliding Popularity Rises in France and Germany

French Glider Club notes Paris gliding in vogue nearly matching Germany. The Avia Society has set headquarters in the Auvergne Mountains at La Banne d Orcanche where France conducts its glider experiments.

Paris France Germany Avia Society National Auvergne Mountains la Banne d’Orcanche

Blouses Go Formal In Afternoon Ensembles In Paris

Paris column notes blouses are now paired with coats and skirts as equals in outfits. Color opposition drives the trend with two-tone effects, where blouses blend with dresses, using bias necklines, nervures and tucks to maintain formal styling.

Paris

Can't Hold Child for Board Bill Ruling

Mr Justice Moyer ruled that holding a child to enforce a boarding bill is improper. Joseph Cleroux kept the baby girl of James Patrick Lapierre for 16 months over a $45 debt, while the parents admitted giving the child for boarding and later sought return. Pilots Show Increase in 1931 Airmen outnumber planes nationwide with New York leading in planes and California in pilots.

Montreal Justice Moyer Joseph Cleroux James Patrick Lapierre Cleroux Lapierre

Army Air Corps 80 Mile Photo Range and Coverage

Army Air Corps unveils long range photographic gear enabling images from 15 000 feet to cover 80 miles in breadth. The system records at 15 miles width per exposure enhancing reconnaissance capabilities.

Washington Army Air Corps

Area of 126 square miles and three cities captured

The report notes an area of about 126 square miles encompassing entire cities including Philadelphia and Camden with parts of Tren ton and Staten Island, N Y, being taken in one operation.

Philadelphia Camden Trenton Staten Island N. Y

Tests Show 14 Of 27 Engines Pass Standards

Washington The WA S Bureau of Standards tested 27 new commercial airplane engines for the Aeronautics Branch in 1931. Only 14 passed the bureau tests, meeting the required standards.

Washington WA. S. Bureau of Standards Aeronautics Branch U. S. Bureau of Commerce

Exits Regulation Aims at Small Planes in Commerce Rules

Washington regulations on aircraft exits from the Department of Commerce apply to planes with a seating capacity of three or less. The rule details safety standards and required exit features for tiny aircraft.

Washington Department of Commerce

Emergency exit rules for crafts and passenger counts

The text outlines that a single door suffices for small crafts. For capacity from 3 to 15, an emergency exit beyond the main door is required. For more than 15 passengers, each additional 7 passengers necessitates an extra emergency exit.

Commerce warns pilots about China positions

Washington U S pilots urged to reconsider as posters in the United States and Canada offer promising aeronautics jobs in China. Col Clarence M Young, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Aeronautics, states the postings are misleading.

Washington U. S China U. S. Department of Commerce Clarence M. Young

Names proposed for new dirigible ZRS-5 sister ship

A flood of city names and nicknames including Fort Worth Washington Spirit of the Capitol America Winston Salem Miami Monterey The Hawthorne Palo Alto Cleveland Amarillo Rockne Florida The Honolulu The Hawaii St Louis The Island Hartford Phoenix Wichita Baltimore are submitted for the ZRS-5 airship. Rear Admiral Moffett reports the ship will not be completed before January 1 1933.

Washington U. S. Navy Department Akron Fort Worth George Washon Spirit of

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