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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1932

Page

14

Story of Sue by Margery Hele depicts Ruth's hotel fear and plans

Ruth Bradley hides from Joe Raynor and contemplates independence after an unresolved confrontation. Dale Courtney urges selfreliance as Ruth resolves to leave home while preparing a masked dancing act at the Palace.

Sue Margery Hele Ruth Bradley Dale Courtney Courtney Joe Raynor Ruth Sally Joe Tim

Rehearsal Night and Secrets in a Turbulent Morning

Ruth contemplates leaving her post as she recovers from illness and plans to rehearse with the orchestra tomorrow. She feels safer after food but knows consequences will follow when she wakes to a ringing phone. Joe Raynor remains the object of her conflicted love and risk.

Ruth Joe Raynor

London Air Raid Totals Rise Over Two Nights

London faced air raids on January 28 and 29, with 68 killed and 183 wounded on the second night and 58 dead and 173 wounded the night before. The Supreme War Council met at Versailles and ordered continued aggressive action. Italian forces broke Teuton lines near Asiago and forced reinforcements to withdraw through Nos and Campo Mulo Valleys.

London Supreme War Council Versailles Teuton Asiago Nos Campo Mulo

Navy Reserve Training Yields No Fatalities In 1931

In 1931 US naval reserve training totaled 26 000 flight hours across 10 bases with no fatalities recorded. The Bureau of Standards announced development of a non staining lubricating oil for industrial use.

Washington U. S. Naval Reserve U. S. Bureau of Standards

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