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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1932

Page

8

Hotels and Freedom In A Small Town

Ruth and Margery Hale plot to evade pursuit by choosing a modest hotel after Ruth notes she has only five dollars. The pair weigh a rough plan involving submerged identities, with Ruth wary yet relieved to find temporary space. Ruth revels in independence even as modest accommodations reveal decay.

the Moore Nouse Sally Buth Saly Ruth

Mystery of the knock

A distressed woman voices a plea for sympathy and love as she endures loneliness and tears. Footsteps fade, then a sudden knock at the door interrupts her moment of ecstasy and longing for comfort. Next: Mystery of the knock.

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Proclamation Calls for Food Saving in 1918

On January 27 1918 President Wilson urged Americans to conserve food. Major General Leonard Wood and two officers were wounded in a French explosion the same day. The Cunard liner Andania was sunk by a submarine off the Ulster coast. In the week ending January 27 1918 German submarines sank 15 ships including nine over 1600 tons and six under 1600 tons. The British submarine E14 heading to the Dardanelles was sunk near Kum Kale after targeting Goeben.

Wilson Leonard Wood France Cunard Ulster Dardanelles Goeben Kum Kale

Mother and She Doesn’t Own Dress

Nell Duckett of El Paso is the city's sole woman taxi driver. A mother of a 16 year old, she works 18 hours daily to support herself and daughter, dresses in men's clothes, and once earned the nickname Six gun Nell. She left an unhappy marriage and aims to fund her daughter's schooling and future music career.

NEA EL Paso Tex Nell Duckett Nell

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