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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1935
Page
2
The city health department urged all soda fountains to serve drinks only in paper cups to curb disease spread. Exceptions apply where state law requires sterilized glasses. Officials noted past lax enforcement of a similar drugstore ordinance and emphasized stricter rules during hot weather when children frequent streets. No infantile paralysis cases were reported in the city, but the precaution will be enforced.
Several High Point Boy Scout troop committees named representatives for the national Scout Jamboree in Washington D C on August 20. Wesley Memorial troop 4 will be Lawson Ingram Jimmy Clark and George Marsh while troop 1 lists Jack Lee Warren Godwin and Emerson Gray. St Mary's Episcopal troop 7 names Fred Taylor and Earl Forward. Ward Street Methodist troop 8 selects J W Morgan Jr. Methodist Protestant Home troop 10 adds Walter Shanklin Howard Gorman and Millard Cobl. A total of 41 scouts from the Uwharrie council are registered with one vacancy remaining.
Funeral services for David Lindsay Allred were held at Yow's Funeral Home at 10 this morning with Dr. W A Lambeth of Wesley Memorial M E Church officiating. A mixed quartet sang In The Hour Of Trial and Abide With Me. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. He died Tuesday morning at his home 1201 East Lexington Avenue.
A group of 17 Americans were detained upon attempting to land in Cuba with a commission to study conditions. Some detainees expressed defiance, while police barred landings and communications with the United States. Event followed by broader Soviet-Japan tensions and territorial disputes in Asia.
In Washington F R Strikes at critics of works policy alleging lobbying for and against the death sentence in the public utilities holding company bill, which the House eliminated against the President's wishes. Huey Long figure involved in a post on the Shoreham hotel terrace fight. Senate probes Virgin Islands admin with attorney Charles H. Gibson taking the stand.
The Soviet claim that Japan seeks the Amur River island and could place artillery within range of the vital railway bridge to Vladivostok is examined by the supreme war council. General Senjuro Hayashi reports on Manchukuo frontier strength and Siberian Red Army balance, outlining frontier commission prospects.
President Roosevelt and administrators Hopkins and Ickes announce allocations to states and cities under the New Deal projects. They stress state and local shares, with New York City receiving 878.5 million for 77 projects employing about 70,500 for one year, including airport, library, baths, parks, and museum improvements, plus major dams and river projects partially charged to states.
Franklin county. In hearings on blocking elections, two superior court judges voided liquor acts while two others upheld them. The supreme court is expected to rule by fall. Craven county returns show a 4 to 1 lead for liquor stores. New Hanover voted for legalization by about three to one. Judge Frizelle dissolved a restraining order but barred store openings until the high court rules. Pasquotank drys will not restrain a store if the referendum wins, says Judge Leigh.
MUNCH Pa July 8 Justice of the Peace Robert Burns fined Mrs App of Munch $50 after she was cited as a typhoid carrier for serving food at a party for 70 guests despite warnings. The action followed charges that the food caused three deaths and 11 illnesses.
Profit taking and light pre holiday liquidation pressured the cotton market at the open in New Orleans on July 3. Active months fell three to five points, with July at 11.92, October 11.60, December 11.68 and May 11.66. close showed steadier gains of 9 to 11 points across contracts as July ended at 12.07 and other months firmed.
Chicago prices show hogs 10,000 head with 4,000 direct. 200-230 lb hogs 9.60-9.75, top 9.80. 230-360 lb 8.50-9.65. 140-200 lb 8.75-9.75. sows 7.90. Cattle and calves 3,000 and 1,500 respectively. early strength in fed steers and yearlings, market slowing. best action in light yearlings, heifers, and mixed yearlings. cows firm to higher. top weights fed steers 122.40. yearlings 11.60. heifers 10.25.
Cotton futures opened barely steady, 3 to 6 points lower on disappointing Liverpool cables and good weather. July at 11.98, Oct at 11.65, Dec 11.64, Jan 11.63, marching to 11.69 for Oct on a rally. after early selloff, active months remained around 11.63 to 11.69. Close was very steady, 6 to 12 points higher.
Dr. W. A. Lambeth will speak on The Reach of the Soul at the regular mid week service at Wesley Memorial Methodist church tonight. Group singing will lead the program in the Young People's room basement of the main building starting at 8 o'clock.
Fire Chief BEK Ingram issued permits totaling nearly 2000 dollars for local remodeling. R R Blackburn of 404 Mont Avenue may add two rooms to his home at an estimated 600 dollars. R B Gantt received permission to remodel at 15 South Main Street into a 12 room apartment for about 1000 dollars. Yow’s Funeral Home at W Broad Street contracted High Point Ware to re-roof the riding establishment for 300 dollars.
J P Alverson of Pelham North Carolina describes a toxic poison illness that left him лист and drained. After taking POW O LIN his health improved rapidly and he regained energy appetite and sleep. He urges others to try POW O LIN and thanks Manns No 1 Store and local outlets for support.
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