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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1931
Page
2
Washington reports President Hoover acted after receiving several advices on Germany's crisis. May saw fears of a general moratorium on debts, Bank of England offered 20 million dollars in aid, and Austria's crisis reverberated. June 6 Germany said reparations too heavy, gold fled, alarms of global collapse grew.
A cautious analysis warns that a collapse would severely affect global markets and that swift steps to restore confidence are essential for stabilizing the world economy.
Chicago reacts to flute noise with a civic protest in a want ad. The note asks the musician to cease playing to spare neighbors and avoid further escalation. The piece reflects mid century urban friction and communal coping over street noise.
Rogers Caldwell of Nashville faces an indictment in Rowan County charging conspiring to obtain 30000 in county bonds and diverting funds. Co defendants include Frank Marr J D Carter and E J Heitzberg. Additional charges allege unlawful conversion of $585 interest and misfeasance by five county officials led by Judge J D Johnson and Magistrate W F Kegley. The 1929 bond deal allegedly left the fund with Caldwell and company.
Yesterday’s box shows Lou Gehrig and Hank Greenberg among homer leaders with 1s and several 1s across teams. Babe Ruth and Jimmie Foxx post strong totals while Rogers Hornsby and others contribute. League totals show American and National tallies with overall 518 runs.
Dr. James M. Parrott of Kinston today assumed the office of secretary of the state board of health and state health office in Raleigh. The June 11 reorganization also took effect with Parrott heading the new executive division joined by H A Taylor and a team overseeing preventive medicine sanitation oral hygiene and the laboratory. Parrott, a former president of the state medical society, has been a prominent physician in Kinston for years and succeeds Dr W Pr Jacobs whose earlier selection was rejected.
Forty federal prohibition agents raided Reno night clubs and liquor houses through last night and today disrupting openings of a forty day racing meet. About fifty bartenders and proprietors were arrested while patrons were not. Authorities visited Reno and Sparks as Nevada’s liquor law stance shifts to federal enforcement.
The piece satirically lists Alicia Hart advice urging normal skinned readers to cherish good skincare. It blends a quip about a golfer and a practical guide to cleansing, castile soap, clarifying cream, toning lotion, and light makeup routines for daily beauty care.
A fragmented text argues about preferred times for something at night and the value of taking time and care. It mentions beauty and preserving skin, suggesting an admonition to be prudent and careful with a good complexion. The source remains unclear and lacks complete context.
Friday afternoon the Peacock Bible class of Wesley Memorial church hosts a barnyard golf showdown at Municipal Lake. Rev A L Aycock and Edgar Hartley versus Rev L F Tuttle and Adjutant John O Bierne square off to settle bragging rights with Wingate Andrews and Roy Farmer as substitutes. The 5 PM match promises a tight, entertaining contest.
A witty exchange contrasts how men and women hear words. She says secrets vanish through one ear. he notes opposite behavior, while she deflects by speaking out. The quip frames gendered listening in a sharp humorous line from Tit Bits.
More than 20,000 persons are cremated annually in the United States, reflecting a rising trend in end of life services and shifting preferences away from traditional burial. Industry figures show growing accessibility and options in cremation processes across multiple states and providers.
National League leaders include Klein of Philadelphia leading batting with .369 and 96 hits while Hornsby and Eng lish trail in key categories. Cubs and Pirates players top fields in runs batted in and stolen bases with mixed results among other teams. American League stars crown Ruth and Gehrig in batting and home runs as pitching leaders Grove and Bush pace wins.
The Robbins Mill baseball club under Rube Eldridge hammered Staley 56 to 3 yesterday afternoon. Moore, Robin hurler, allowed only 3 hits and kept Staley’s offense quiet. Bulla Haworth Connor and Moore each had two hits for Robbins while Caviness and Steel contributed for Staley.
A cargo of Russian pulpwood brought to New York by the steam ship Minnequa was ordered admitted to the United States by Assistant Secretary Lowman. No evidence of convict labor had been shown to support the charges.
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