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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1930
Page
12
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Clyde Hudesph of Statesville signed a point er contract with the Boonemen after a trip by E. E. Sensenbach to interview him. The 20 year old batted .411 for Statesville last season and preferred High Point if inducements were attractive. H. H. Nolan also will try out this spring after a recommendation by Rick Campbell, who praised his stint with Memphis. Two exhibition games with the Charlotte Hornets are planned, one in High Point and one in Charlotte.
Lexington reports Davidson County will open a new hospital named City Memorial in Thomasville. Built at $110,000 with a bequest from the late T. J. Finch in memory of his son Brown Finch killed at a railway crossing, the structure nears completion with a roof garden and reinforced construction in an ideal landscape setting.
On Wednesday January 22, a dense grid lists Eastern Standard Time radio programs for stations from WEAF in New York to WRVA in Richmond. Entries show times, show titles, featured performers, and list of affiliate stations, detailing orchestras, comedies, dramas, and music programs through midnight.
W A Linville and Claude Koonts Guilford county youths were held for superior court after a preliminary hearing in Lexington recorder's court on a charge of stealing an automobile. Each posted $1,000 bond but failed to furnish it and were jailed to await Davidson superior court term starting January 27.
A brief cartoon caption from Lustige Kainer Zeitung in Cologne features a teacher urging a pupil about appearances versus value. The dialogue evokes the proverb All that glitters is not gold, highlighting the humor of misinterpreting wealth or status.
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