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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1932
Page
8
A detective probes Hal Pritchard and Sally uncover clues about a possible affair and a deception. Mrs. Pritchard is contacted to confirm last night’s movements while suspicions arise about alibis and motives.
Sally chats with Ruth and Corrinne while a detective hushes the scene. The group plans a move to Becker's as Sally questions trust and past deceptions with Sue recalling Corrinne's aid.
The French chamber of deputies on January 12 approved allied war aims aligning Britain and the United States. Earlier in January Britain and the United States outlined aims, with Wilson’s 14 points and Lloyd George’s statements shaping public debate in Allied and Central Powers’ press. The January 12 vote reinforced coalition resolve as to war goals. Grace Ewing at Wellesley issues No Thumbing edict after students solicit rides. The first US observatory was built at Williams College in 1836.
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