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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
18
A salesman named Sam provided testimony placing him in a stalled automobile near the scene of a fatal shooting. Police indicated his location supported his alibi as officers investigated motive and identified a suspect.
Sue navigates a city jail scene to secure Corrinne’s release while wrestling with money and moral judgments. Sarah Slade offers support and a potential bond, as Corrinne jokes with police and fellow inmates, hinting at a late rescue tied to a check and friendship.
A brown ribbon beret crafted from two inch grosgrain ribbon is hand fastened in a square pattern. The style is described as a bright spring contribution to fashion and distinct in appearance.
On January 24, 1861 Georgia authorized seizure of the federal arsenal at Augusta and forts Pulaski and Jackson. The move, tied to secession, preceded Lincoln's inauguration and mirrored similar captures in Charleston Mobile and Baton Rouge. The era saw about 30 fortifications seized with an estimated 3000 guns worth about 20 million dollars. The day also marked the Maine order to Cuba amid U.S. sympathy for Cuban suffering.
Greensboro January 24 The North Carolina Automotive Trade Association with 75 members favored a state wide driving license and proposed changes to state and local car regulation. They urged lower license plate costs a higher state highway patrol force elimination of city licenses with state aid to maintain inside city limits.
The Ring Drug Company advertises its prescription department as among the best in North Carolina with rapid filling and motor delivery. It claims over 400,000 customers served and offers prompt service to minimize delays.
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