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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1940

Page

9

Plane crash lands on river ice saves five passengers

A United Airlines 14 passenger sleeper, en route New York to San Francisco, made a forced landing on the Rock River near Moline after an engine failure. The plane struck a retaining wall, smashing parts but leaving the fuselage intact. Five passengers and three crew lightly injured. stewardess Mary Ann McCleary aided victims before ambulances arrived. Captain Wheeler and co Pilot Pennoyer suffered minor bruises. Passengers included James O Keefe, Robert Foreman, Walter Ruhlman, Wansom, Kai Nii a. An additional plane was sent to continue travel.

Moline Ill United K Lines E Rock River New York Sanrancisco Wa City Iowa City Charles E. Wheeler Oakark Mary Ann McCleary Oak Park Lal Wheeler A. Pennoyer Chicago Assenger James O'Keefe Hicago Robert E. Foreman Arooklyn Broker Walter Ruhlman Stockton Calif W. Fansom Kai Niia Long Insland N. Y

Minister's Lions Speaker At Elwood Hotel Dinner

Dr Charles H Stephens pastor of the Salem Baptist Church Winston Salem delivered a talk on The Present European Crisis in the Light of Scripture before the High Point Lions Club at the Elwood Hotel. He argued biblical interpretation shows no historical or scientific errors and discussed prophecy's fulfillment in current events. Visitors included Sergeant Leo McMahon and Raymond Spain. attendance prizes were given to Dr W T Tice M D Math ws Sergeant McMahon and C Anderson. Dr M Slate presided over the meeting.

High Point Lions Club Elwood Charlies H. Stephens Salem Baptist Church inston-Salem Stephens Fred Lawrence Proram Jony Leo McMahon Rayond Spain W. T. Tice M. D. Mathws Sergeant McMahon C Anderson M . Slate

Junior Order union and district meetings set in town

The Piedmont Baptist Train ng Union meets in Greensboro on January 12. A Seventh District meeting of the Junior Order United American Mechanics will be held here tomorrow. Tamara Strelenka, a parachute jumper, ran in the recent election in Vladivostok Russia.

Lsarrists Mert Greensboro Piedmont Baptist Trainng Union Mer Storpsdale United Amerian Mechanics Tamara Strelenka Vladivostok Rusi

Bidding Pitfalls in a Classic Bridge Hand

Harry Fishbein and Robert Appleyard critique a common bidding error in a New York hand. They contrast the flawed move of many players bidding one no trump over one diamond with the expert line of one heart, leading to a four heart contract. They also advise that even if North starts one no trump, South should bid two hearts to signal clubs and secure the contract. Next, getting rid of a sure loser.

Harry Fishbein Robert Appleyard New York Fishbein Appleyard South Appleyard and Fishbein North

North Carolina Farm Market Report on Fruits Vegetables

Wholesale market report from the U S Agricultural Marketing Service and North Carolina Department of Agriculture covers shipments and Thursday sales across multiple cities. It lists prices for potatoes cabbage lettuce strawberries kale collards and other produce with specific regional figures and quality ranges.

North Carolina U. S. Agricultural Marketing Service Cleveland Ss. C. Bu Tenn New York C. Bu Pittsburgh Rochester N. Y Baltimore

Tobacco leaf sales average $11.74 at Winston market

More than half a million pounds of tobacco leaf sold in Winston-Salem market with an average of about $11.74 per hundred. Seventeen warehouses conducted sales, with top prices around $60 per hundred and numerous consignors named, including J. O. Sharpe, R. Smith, J. N. Whitaker, and Tucker & Hill.

Washington Ocollards New York Norfolk Koshkabi Texas Winston-Salem James T. Booth J. O. Sharpe R. Smith J. N. Whitaker L. Hix Tucker & Hill Ervin Collins J. O. McClane J. H. Watson R. E. Bryant C. E. Springham J. B. Young E L. Joyce Bessie Fulp & Dean J. W. Young & Alley Russell Hill James &S

Spinks Appointed To Study Plant In Kernersville

Kernersville board authorizes J D Spinks Winston-Salem consulting engineer to survey and plan two odor elimination plants for industrial waste. Estimated cost about 20000 dollars. Plans to be submitted to WPA for acceptance. Sites near Adams-Millis mill and Abbots Creek. Belleville jail uses an opossum as a rat catcher.

Kernersville J. D. Spinks Winston-Salem WPA Adams-Millis Abbots Creek

Silvertone Quartet to Sing at St Matthew

The Silvertone Quartet will perform at St Matthew C M E Church Sunday at 3 pm. Kannapolis high school boys and girls basketball teams visit William Penn High School tonight for a 7 30 pm opener, with the girls game first. Coach Starks and Mrs Caldwell expect to continue the recent victories over Salisbury’s J C Price High. H W Huling is seriously ill with pneumonia at his Reed Street home.

Silverton ST. Matthew Silvertone St. Matthew C. M. KE Kannapolis Penn Kannapolis High School William Penn High School Starks The Tigers C. H. Caldwell H. W. Huling Reed Street

Pasteurization Benefits Backed by Nutrition Review

An authority in nutrition finds raw and pasteurized milk similar in growth and blood effects for calves, but raw milk carries higher tuberculosis risk in cattle. Tuberculin testing and pasteurization reduced bovine TB. pasteurization may cause slight loss of vitamin B complex and possibly vitamin C and iodine, yet overall benefits support expanding pasteurization techniques to lower costs.

Cold Storage Plant Planned at West Jefferson

The Blue Ridge Cold Storage Cooperative will start building a combination freezer locker and cold storage plant in West Jefferson with Rural Electrification Administration funds.

West Jefferson Blue Ridge

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