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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1932
Page
14
In a hotel and later police interview scenes, Sally Bradley is questioned about a late night meeting with Pritchard and Ruth. Jack and Sue suspect possible disguises and side work tied to a theft case, while federal agents seek details on who accompanied Sally and the car used.
A federal official presses Sally Bradley to name a man tied to a car theft that involved a downtown hotel stop and a return trip. The exchange centers on trust and guilt as officers seek the mysterious accomplice. Sally remains guarded while hints of an identified suspect emerge.
Angus D. McLean charged the 1931 North Carolina legislature with causing bank failures and bond devaluation by failing to levy sufficient revenue taxes and meet year end obligations, saying about 30 million dollars were withdrawn from state bank accounts. In Durham 600 of 2,500 Merchants Bank depositors voted to keep funds in the bank for two years if it can reopen.
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