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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1931
Page
6
Sue reads Jack's hopeful letter and plans to marry quickly, hoping to escape the night’s turmoil. She considers telling her name to the police and fears exposure, yet remains drawn to Jack and the idea of a life together. She naps briefly, dreams of wedding and danger, and wakes unsettled.
A July dispatch from London reports submarine sinkings totaling 1,600,000 tons monthly, while Admiral Lacaze, French minister of marine, remains hopeful that repairs and U S shipbuilding will offset losses. He notes the sinking curve fluctuates and Germany struggles to find trained crews.
The world's largest non rigid airship ZRS-4 is built for the Navy to test fuel gas as motive power. Cost about 150000 dollars, with 20000 thousand cubic feet of lifting gas. The ship runs 220 feet long, 64 feet in diameter and 71 feet high.
In Portland Oregon Mr Samuel Harris and Mrs Harris now 80 and 74 years old mark their 54th anniversary with a 2000 mile air tour from Portland to Salt Lake City and San Francisco. The couple had been brought to California as children by ox team seventy years ago.
Rome imposes a strict new air law requiring all airplanes landing in Italy to pass a rigid inspection by Fascist experts. Every component is checked measured and gauged then planes are photographed from multiple angles for official review.
An Argentine inventor says he has perfected a device that will warn of approaching earthquakes. He describes its operation and asserts its accuracy, aiming to provide advance notice to save lives and property.
Listings detail programs and station affiliations for July 1, including 6:00 Scores to Be Announced, 6:15 Laws That Safeguard Society, and a sequence of orchestras and features on WEAF CBS WABC and associated stations. Notable acts include Rise of the Goldbergs, Silver Flute, and various orchestral broadcasts with extensive station crossovers.
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