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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
5
A. B. Horney of the High Point Fire Department urged citizens to stop pulling fire alarm boxes after units arrive. He cited recent incidents at Guilford General Hospital West Bay street and High Point hospital that drew extra, unnecessary apparatus and left areas unprotected.
Mexico inaugurates three new airlines with the Ministry granting a trial route from Payo Obispo to Merida via the Yucatan Post. A tri weekly El Paso to Mexico City service is added on a second line.
The third route runs two daily round trips between Lakes Lower California and Mazatlan in Sinaloa. The U S Post Office reports one airmail pilot loss per 2 300 165 miles flown in the year ending June 30 with costs dropping from 79 to 62 cents per mile and only .001651 of mail destroyed by fire in crashes.
The Industrial Workers' Association announces a general meeting of its sena tees at 7 30 at the hall, with the Lock mill to host at the same hour. The secret ary and treasurer are noted. A prior membership meeting invited the committee behind the recent pamphlet attacking the group, but none of the ten members attended.
A fire started by a defective flue near 6:10 pm yesterday damaged Clyde Edwards home at 219 West Bay Street. Firemen confined the blaze to the originating room, with the roof sparing most of the house and only relatively small damage reported.
A series of stolen vehicles in the city were recovered in Spartanburg. One owner, Ka Kiser of Tryon Street, reported his 1928 Chevrolet missing while at the South Main Street office, with authorities noting the incidents and notifications.
A thank offering service is to be held Sunday evening at the Asheboro Methodist Protestant church. Two circles of the church's Woman's Auxiliary will organize and present a pageant with interspersed music for the program.
A clipped exchange between Frank and Henry humorously recalls failed public appeal. Tail Spins notes a quip about a parachute failing to open, contrasting with a claimed reliable one. The fragment hints at media skepticism of a product launch and public reception.
Hollywood fashion notes credit Joan Bennett with restrained style at a formal party. She wears a 4 4 black velvet suit and a white panne velvet bodice, modest hat with an invisible veil, and evolves ingenue trends with a tobacco-brown chiffon gown and selective brimline hats.
The Roosevelt Medal is described as a gold or silver strike for government officials and a bronze version for others. One side features a bas-relief western scene with the names of the vice president elect, while the other shows a full‑rigged ship and a flying figure. The medal is associated with Roosevelt and bears the motto Sail on, O Union, Eat and great.
In Portland, James Davidson drove on the wrong side and crashed into a police car near the station. He then struck the detective's interceptor and was quickly jailed for drunkenness after the officers restrained him.
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