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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1932

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Chinese Hold Kiangwan Front Amid Stark Siege

Chinese garrison in Kiangwan village, Shanghai region, resists a Japanese encirclement as shells and machine gun fire rage. Supplies arrive from Miaochungchen while defenses brace for continued bombardment in a widening frontline.

Shanghai Kiangwan Associated Press Miaochungchen Woosung Tte Chapel Kiangwan Front Tachang Liuhang China 19Th Route Army Kiang

30 Miners Missing After Pocahontas Mine Blast

Bluefield West Virginia February 27 thirty miners unaccounted for after an explosion at the Boissevain mine operated by Pocahontas Fuel company near Pocahontas Virginia. Rescue teams faced stifling air and roof fall as they worked to reach trapped workers.

Bluefield W. Va Boissevain Pocahontas Fuel Company Pocahontas Thomas Stockdale Bramwell West Virginia

Tokyo says Russia inflating local Manchuria issue

Tokyo officials say Moscow's inquiry over General Tamon's Manchurian campaign shows Russia is nervous and misreads the situation. They deny plans to advance on Pogranichnaya and state Tamon's mission is to disperse Ting Chao followers in Imienpo, not to threaten the border.

Tokyo Japan Russia Manchuria L. M. Rakhan Jiro Tamon Manchurian Moscow Harbin War Office M. Karakhan Tamon Pogranichnaya Ting Chao Imienpo

Jewelry Loot Recovered In New York From Twin City Bridge Holdup

In Winston-Salem the $15,000 jewelry haul stolen from two women during a bridge party at A. H. Galloway’s home last March has been recovered in New York. William Pryor confessed with Wallace Scales as the alleged participants. Pryor said jewelry was pawned for $1,800. Authorities seek Scales who escaped a Durham prison camp last month.

Winston-Salem William Pryon Chicago Wallace Scales New York George W. Coan, Jr Phin Horton, Jr A. H. Galloway Pryor Scales Greensboro Durham

Textile magnate Edwin Erwin reported sinking in Durham

Edwin Erwin a textile manufacturer in Durham N C was reported sinking slowly by his physician who said he might not survive the day. He has been seriously ill in the city since February 27 with condition described as grave by doctors.

Durham N. C W. A. Erwin

Bank Robber Threatens Blast With Nitro in Narative Heist

A man approached the Franklin National Bank teller window in Washington on February 27. He displayed a bottle and passed a note claiming it contained nitroglycerin and threatened to blow up the bank. The teller gave him a $100 bill and the robber fled.

Washington Fen Franklin National Bank

British Golf Champ Wounded In Embassy Nightclub Hold Up

A bandit leader with a wooden arm identified as Yarborough was killed during a holdup at the Embassy Nightclub gambling casino in Miami. T. Phillip Perkins, former British amateur golf champion, was shot in the hip, with several club employees and robbers wounded in the gun battle. No money was taken as police and guards confronted the bandits and guests fled in panic.

Miami Fia George Meyers Tulsa Okla Gene Eckman George Fratton Kitchen John Burns Frank Woods Perkins

Alfonso Moves 10 Win Back Throne

Former King Alfonso XIII and his uncle Alfonso Carlos urged Spaniards to unite to overthrow the republic. They proposed a provisional monarchy and a constitutional charter, saying the republic cannot continue as long as chaos and communism spread.

Alfonso Republic of Spain Paris Alfonso XIII Alfonso Carlos Havas Madrid Spain Cartez

Senate and House Reach Lame Duck Amendment Pact

Washington Feb 27 AP agreement between house and senate conferees on a constitutional amendment abolishing the lame duck session of Congress. The accord clears the way for final action after the Senate accepted a House provision that ratification by the states must occur within seven years.

Washington House Senate Congress

Baby bonds not linked to babies or color on bonds

Treasury officials clarified in response to a bank inquiry that special treasury certificates known as baby bonds have no baby imagery or gender designations. The notes are not pictured with a baby and will not be red, white, or blue.

Washington Treasury Iowa

Woman Kidnapper Sentenced to Prison Farm Colony

LILLINGTON North Carolina February 27 Mrs Ula Lucas Moore 19 years old was sentenced to an indeterminate term at the Kinston women s farm colony for kidnapping 7 year old Helen Bowling from Anderson Creek school The judge hoped the sentence would mend her character Clayton Harris and George Klamper Fort Bragg soldiers involved will face military authorities Captain Samuel White said Moore was banned from entering the government reservation again

Lillington N. C Ula Lucas Moore Helen Bowling Anderson Creek School Kinston Floyd Taylor County Recorder’s Court Clayton Harris George Klamper Fort Bragg Samuel White Lucas

Tragic Train Death Affects Reidsville Child

In Reidsville on February 27, six year old Annabel Hart, a Black girl, was killed after being struck by Southern Railway train 135 near the tracks.

Reidsville Annabel Hart Southern

Prisoner Requests Mouth Harp as Recovery Aid

A sick prisoner in a Rocky Mount camp asks the state for a mouth harp to aid recovery and lung exercise, backed by the camp physician. The state debates legality but may proceed, with officials even planning to purchase and ship the instrument if necessary.

Rocky Mount Highway Commission Betta

Credit Expansion Measure Becomes Federal Law Today

A federal reserve credit expansion act becomes law to inject liquidity for commercial and industrial revival. President Hoover plans to sign after final congressional work, aiming to bolster banks and confidence nationwide. A separate North Carolina article notes a new political corporation, The Jeffersonian Democratic League, Incorporated, formed in Raleigh with a $1 membership and aims to restore public participation in government.

Raleigh N. C Jeffersonian Democratic League, Incorporated James A. Hartness E. J. Latta Durham J. M. Riley St. Julian L. Springs Hugh J. Keeling Greensboro C. Rowland High Point R. M. Pickard Dr. F. H. Underwood Carthage J. C. Davis Creedmoor A. A. McDonald Lillington G. C. Lawrence T. H. Lawrence J. R. Earle, Jr Louisburg J. R. Thurington Franklinton F. M. Fuller Washington Hoover Federal Reserve System Reconstruction Corporation

Lenz and Liggett Win Julian Goldman Bridge Championship

Sidney Lenz and Commander Winfield Liggett Jr won the Julian Goldman pair championship in New York to cap a brilliant field performance. They trailed early leaders P Hal Sims Oswald Jacoby by 21 2 match points and 13 points behind Ely Culbertson and William Huske, but surged to the top as scores were posted.

New York Sidney Lenz Winfield Liggett, Jr Julian Goldman P. Hal Sims Oswald Jacoby Ely Culbertson William J. Huske

Forest fires burn in Mc Dowell county near Marion

Two fires raged in Mc Dowell county today. One burned a three quarter mile front just north of Lake James and another ten miles southwest of Marion, an uninhabited area, has scorched over 150 acres.

Marion McDowell County Lake James

Will Rogers tours Hearst ranch in California

Will Rogers arrives at San Simeon on Hearst ranch and praises the vast estate. He notes the fast approach by Lockheed plane and observes ongoing building and labor on the property, contrasting it with bankers seeking Dawes era gains.

San Simeon Calif Hearst Dawes

Capone Appeal Denied by U S Court of Appeals

The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed the conviction of Al Capone on income tax evasion. The ruling upholds a 5,000 word opinion finding Capone guilty on five of 21 counts, with an 11 year term and a $50,000 fine. Capone remains in Cook county jail, under 24 hour guard after pressure surrounding his case.

Chicago Scarface al’ Caspone United States Circuit Court of Appeals James H. Wilkerson Capone Cook County United States High Court Tex United States Supreme Court Federal Leavyworth Kan

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Ford Detroit Henry Ford Self Detrex Michigan Wou Ford Industries Pocahontas, Va Twin City N. Y Edwin Sinking Gol T. Phillip Perkins Oakford Davis Mr. Banker NEW Political Corporation M. C. Rowland Jeffersonian Democratic League, Inc Lenz Liggett Will Rogers Scarface al Leaveneworth
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