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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1935
Page
2
A fragmented note reports a claim that an individual did not see a box on a shelf containing money. The text continues from page one and includes a question about a German difference and an unclear word dialogue.
The transcript notes Hauptmann under cross examination described a word as "b o a d" while another entry read "boat." Reilly suggests both refer to the same notebook. The president reportedly declared gold no longer legal tender in March 33.
The defense questions Hauptmann on his use of a private bank account with Fisch, the plane alleged in the ladder case, and ransom bill purchases. He asserts ownership of his plane, details tool inventory, and explains shopping trips near his brokerage office, noting purchases for his home after his baby's birth.
Police report progress in a cafe robbery at the Pickett Cotton Mill area. G W Patillo and accomplices are detained in Charlotte after Georgia kidnapping links surface, with $250 stolen and $260 spent on clothing found.
The suit of W B Wagner against Pat Brown Inc and Universal Credit was filed in municipal court. The complaint claims false accusations damaged Wagner’s character amid a dispute over a confiscated automobile tied to Roby Osborne and an attempted conditional sale. The defendants deny wrongdoing and say Wagner’s connection was lawful.
Dr W A Lambeth pastor will start a mid week evangelism series at Wer ley Memorial Methodist church tonight in preparation for March services by Bishop William Fraser McDowell of Washington DC. All interested in evangelistic emphasis are invited. Topic tonight is Fishers of Men in the intermediate department room at 7 30.
David Sauls, 22, was arrested after allegedly trying to pass a worthless check at a cafe run by George Steffan. He fled, was chased by bystanders, and caught by a motorcycle officer several blocks away. Bond set at $760, not furnished by morning.
Mrs James Diffee formerly of this city now in Washington D C is guest of her aunt Mrs H H Tomlinson on Hillcrest Drive. Before returning she will also visit Mrs Herman Smith.
The Industrial and New Industries committee of the Chamber of Commerce outlined plans to attract new factories to High Point and to aid youths in starting plants. They compared wages and output from 1929 to 1934, noted unemployment, and emphasized furniture industry diversification and housing construction to spur development.
V. F. W. Post No. 619 held a regular meeting in its hall on East Washington Street with Junior Commander A. F. Edwards presiding in place of Commander A. C. Gram who attended a rally in Burton. The session covered post problems and matters of interest to its members.
Friends report Mia Margaret Weisberger of 708 Hillcrest is convalescing from a recent condition and is expected to recover. The update comes from local well wishers and family.
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