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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1932

Page

10

Must Have New Tags ARRESTS 10 Come If New Tags Not On By Monday

Enterprise Bureau Raleigh January 7. Automobile owners without 1932 license plates by Monday face immediate arrest and a fine of ten dollars plus plate costs. F E Jeffress and Captain Charles D Farmer announced the warning. For the rest of the week patrolmen will issue warning cards directing owners to obtain new licenses.

Jeffress Captain Farmer IL. 8 Harris Highway Patrol

Police to arrest drivers without new licenses after Monday

Chairman Jeffress announced a crackdown on old license plates, with arrests and court appearances to begin Monday. Patrols will stop leniency as thousands still lack new registrations, despite rising sales figures and a pending shift to enforcement.

How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly

A vintage ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe, easy fat loss method. It instructs taking half a teaspoon in hot water daily before breakfast, cutting pastries and fatty foods, and avoiding potatoes, butter, cream, and sugar. It promises rapid weight loss, increased energy, clear skin, and a money back guarantee through Mann Drug Co. and Cecil's Drug Store.

Mann Drug Co Cecil Adv

Postcard Sales Bill Aims to Fund Schools in Romania

In Bucharest a bill before parliament proposes making picture postcard sales a government monopoly. Proceeds would go to the school budget to educate Romanian children.

Bucharest

Bridge by WM BE I Kenney

An American League hand highlights the value of establishing a long suit for a discard. South secured the contract in spades at most tables while Fast sacrificed with five hearts at one or two tables. Though the contract was defeated at two tricks, it achieved top score on the board.

BE. I Kenney American League

Play in Spades Ends With Trumped Contract Shuffle

The hand shows West opening hearts and East attempting a diamond ruff. South, the dealer, wins with the queen of spades after East leads diamonds. West returns king diamonds to establish overruff ideas, but North ducks trumping to deny East. The declarer then uses limited trumps to complete the contract.

West East South North

Freedom of Press at Stake in Kentucky Trial

In Frankfurt Kentucky the News Sentinel fights a court order barring reporting on jury trials amid a clash with Judge Henry R Prewitt over libel claims. Newton D Baker leads counsel for the Knoxville paper as contempt charges threaten coverage of a labor related conspiracy trial and editorial disputes.

Kentucky Frankfurt Kentucky Court of Appeals Newton D. Baker Knoxville, Tenn News- Sentinel Henry R. Prewitt Montgomery Mt. Sterling Here News-Sentinel Allen Reid Prewitt Baker William B. Jones United Mine Workers Union Evarts Jones Prewitt John T. Moutoux Moutoux Montoux Jack Bryan

Gas Well Flows 500000 Cubic Feet Daily in Kenmore

In Kenmore Buffalo suburb a gas well drilled for William E. George, a local garage owner, produces about 500000 cubic feet of gas per day. The well lies in the heart of the business district and is intended to fuel his building.

Buffalo N. Y Kenmore William E. George

Laundry Men Get Justice For Sea Rescues

Southend laundries will charge sixpence to those who fall into the sea to cover drying costs. In other news, the St Olaf Lutheran choir plans a Europe tour next summer including France Germany Switzerland and England.

Southend England Europe Faribault Ana St. Olaf Lutheran Choir P. G. Schmidth France Germany Switzerland

Truce flag and Lee Grant table burned in home fire

A truce flag said to mark the end of the Civil War and a table believed to be the one used for the Grant Lee surrender were destroyed when the home of J S Robinson burned. The report notes the incident occurred in Chamberlain 8 D UP style dispatches.

Chamberlain U. S. Grant Robert E. Lee J. S. Robinson

Declarer Reaches Four Odd Spades With Advance Play

In a careful bridge sequence the declarer established long hearts in dummy to discard a losing club. East covered with the ace and spades, dummy trumped, and the ace king of spades were played. After several trumping plays the declarer set up seven hearts in dummy and discarded the 10 of clubs. By advance planning the hand, four odd tricks in spades were made.

East Declarer West North

Year End Survey of Welfare Work in North Carolina

The report reviews the state board of charities and public welfare activities highlighting investigations and supervision of institutions and agencies, Mothers Aid and Boarding Home funding, county welfare development, mental clinics, and parole investigations. It notes improved prison camp standards, county gains, and the shift to preventive social work, with emphasis on Negro welfare programs and rural community goals.

Raleigh Jan State Board of Charities and Public Welfare Prison Department of the Highway Commission General Assembly Winston-Salem Thompson Charlotte Department For Rockefeller Fund Public Welfare Institute The State University School of Welfare Negro Welfare Institute

Free trial of rupture cure Method urged

An advertisement promotes a free trial of W. S. Rice Inc.’s rupture treatment at 860 W Main St Adams NY. It claims the application can close the opening over time, eliminating the need for trusses or supports and warns of surgical risks from untreated ruptures.

Rice Main St Adams N. Y Rice, Inc Adams, N

Trading Stamp Idea for Liquor in Kansas City

Kansas City bootleggers adopt a trading stamp scheme where drinkable liquor costs 21 cents a half pint. If a drinker survives after consuming 25 bottles, they can trade them in at one cent each to receive a new half pint.

Kansas City

Castles in Spain to be repaired as monuments

Madrid reports the republic will repair and preserve Spain's famous castles as artistic monuments. It accuses aristocratic owners of permitting decay to set in.

Madrid Republic Spain

Flashes of Life Indy Portrays Nude Portrait Naughty Woman

MOSCOW reporting the Soviet shows the portrait titled La Bella Fornarina with nude charm, ordered covered by a blue cape by Czar Nicholas I who called the subject a naughty woman for posing that way.

Indy Moscow la Bella Fornarina Nicholas I Fornarina

Greek Orthodox Church Celebrates Holiday in Springfield

In Springfield Massachusetts the Greek Orthodox church observed a holiday today extending ancient traditions beyond Cuba and Rodan North Carolina which marked Christmas yesterday.

Springfield Mass Cuba Rodanthe N. C

Boy's pistol demonstration ends in fatal head wound

Eight year old William Campbell lectured two playmates on gun safety and demonstrated with his father’s pistol. The weapon discharged, striking him in the head and killing him instantly. The incident occurred while he preached safe handling of firearms. Local investigators opened a routine inquiry.

Chicago William Campbell

Asbury Respus To Die In Electric Chair Friday

Raleigh, Jan. 7. Asbury Respus, a Black man who confessed to slaying eight people in twenty years, will be executed in the electric chair at the state prison tomorrow after Clemency was refused. He was convicted for killing 9 year old Virginia Leonard near Greensboro to cover up his crime. Tyre C. Taylor said Respus was sane, removing any hope of mercy.

Raleigh Asbury Respus

Skyscratcher Tower Planned in Russia with Rooftop Theater

A scraper named skyscratcher in Russia is planned to rise 23 stories high with an extra quota of oversized windows and a movie theater on its roof, signaling bold urban design.

Russia

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