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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1931
Page
10
Sue survives a crash after a high speed run with Jean, thinking she wanted the world to end. She escapes a overturned car, learns Jean is badly hurt and hospitalized, and battles exposure to public scrutiny as investigators seek details. She grapples with guilt and the urge to reveal names but restrains herself.
A woman identifies herself as Ruth Smith when asked, answering quietly. The report notes ongoing questioning of Sue as the investigative process continues.
Excerpts from Senator John Sharp Williams 1917 Senate speech rebutting Stone’s “war unwisely” charge. He praises administration actions to end the war and argues for victory with a just and lasting peace and a treaty to halt battle as a national sport.
The page lists NBC and CBS network programming with station links across markets, detailing hourly performances from 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM including Mid Week Hymn Sing Dramatic Sketch Wallenstein Orchestra Parade of Progress and more. It also shows late night music sets from Rudy Vallee Ben Bernie and Donahave’s Orchestra with multiple affiliate stations.
Jack Wagner of Statesville the first public links golf champion of North Carolina. He won at Stormont public course with a 151 over 86 holes in the first annual state event. Ed Meredith of Guilford College finished second with 166 and Donald Vaughan of Winston-Salem was third with 169.
Chicago July 14 a fortune teller believed to have caused Mrs Sarah Koestner to leap from a hotel ninth floor window prompting police to seek the fortune teller. Her husband Louis Koestner reported the teller warned that their eldest son was going blind and would desert her.
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