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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1932

Page

3

Sweat box deaths ignite bid to ban brutal prison camps

Reports of another prison camp sweat box death surface amid efforts to curb brutality. Grand jury foreman Al F. Gorman, under threat, aims to compel state action and possible subpoenas of Gov. Carlton and Highway Commissioner Mayo.

Jacksonville Fla al F. Gorman New Jersey Miami Gorman Doyle F. Carlton Mayo Cavalry Baptist Church

Grant Licks Sutter In Exhibition Play In Atlanta

Bryan Grant of Atlanta defeated Clifford Sutter of New Orleans in straight sets 7 5 6 2 in an exhibition match. Both players left for Brooklyn to compete in the Metropolitan grass courts championship at the Crescent Athletic Club and then in the Seabright invitation tournament in New Jersey next week.

Atlanta Bryan Grant Clifford Sutter New Orleans Brooklyn Partiei Crescent Athletic Club Seabright N. J

Women rise to prominence in Finland's professions

In Finland women reach high status with court judgeships held by 22 year old women. Women also occupy notable posts in medicine politics business and architecture.

Finland

Birmingham Matricide Charge Faces Local Attorney

John R. Royle a prominent Birmingham attorney is indicted for first degree murder after his mother was found dead on a mountain top. He says they were attacked while picking wildflowers and he was arrested after officers were summoned from a nearby farm. Blood on a knife supports the case. Electrocut ion is the penalty for first degree murder in Alabama unless life imprisonment is chosen.

Birmingham Ala John R. Royle Boyle Alabama

Bishop Dubose Predicts Dry Stand by Methodists

Nashville July 18. Bishop H M Dubose head of the Tennessee Memphis and Holston conferences says Southern Methodists will oppose repeal of the 18th amendment. He stresses the church is not political but members as citizens must vote, and he believes a vast majority will oppose repeal through their ballots.

Nashville Tenn H. M. Dubose Tennessee, Memphis Holston Methodist Church

GOP gubernatorial nominee fires first gun in campaign

Newton July 18 Clifford Frazier Greensboro Republican nominee opens gubernatorial bid in Newton arguing for strong prohibition. He says Christian citizens must rally to the cause to prevent intolerable conditions and that resistance will keep the state from submitting to oppression. He disputes claims that prohibition has increased drinking.

Newton Clifford Frazier Greensboro North Carolina Commonwealth

Cuckoo ray eyelid located inside the eye

The eyelid of the cuckoo ray, a rare fish, is situated within the eye itself between the cornea and the pupil.

Southern Association doubleheaders produce drama and splits

In Atlanta on July 18 Southern Association teams split Sunday doubleheaders. Memphis crushed Birmingham 11 to 3 before losing 3 to 0. Chattanooga split with Knoxville 6 to 4 then 4 to 6 against Nashville. Atlanta defeated Little Rock 10 to 5 after a 6 to 4 opener with the Crackers noting strong Volunteer pitching. Little Rock beat New Orleans 13 to 6 but dropped the nightcap 2 to 0.

Atlanta Southern Association Memphis Birmingham Barons Chattanooga Knoxvillery Nashville Crackers Volunteers Little Rock Travelers Little Rock New Orleans Pelicans Pelicans Travelers

Major League Leaders Including Yesterday's Games

National batting leader P Waner of the Pirates hits .362 while Huret of the Phillies stands .358. Runs: Klein of the Phillies with 96, Terry of the Giants has 65 RBIs led by Klein.

P. Waner Pirates Huret Phillies Klein Terry Giants Phil Lies Hurst Worthington Graves Ott Wilson Dodgers Collins Cardinals Frisch Swetonie Warneke Cubs

McGraw Embraces New Life After Baseball Retirement

John McGraw, retired Giants manager, relishes ease after 42 years in baseball. He refuses any return to managing, values golf and horse racing, and says the decision to retire left him feeling fifteen years younger. He still loves the game and its history while enjoying life in Pelham Bay.

New York John McGraw Comforta The New York Giants Empire State Building Giants Ball Park McGraw Bill Terry Olean Erase Orioles Christy Mathewson Bonors Pelham Bay

Eastern League Wipes Out Minor League Circuit After MLB Pullout

The Eastern League, a class B circuit, folded after New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers withdrew Bridgeport and Hartford franchises. Only Bridgeport, Hartford, and Springfield were financially solid. Allentown New Haven Norfolk faced insolvency. Springfield to be moved to Binghamton. some directors eye reorganization for 1933 season.

New York New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Bridgeport Hartford Fred J. E. Woos, Jr

Powerful man made lightning shown in Schenectady labs

The strongest artificial lightning to date was demonstrated in Schenectady New York at an electric company laboratory. About 10 000 000 volts raced through the air in a single arc.

Schenectady, N. Y

Boll Weevil Threat Looms Over Dixie Cotton Crop

Jackson Mississippi July 18 U S The boll weevil threatens Dixie's 1932 cotton crop as Mississippi reports heavy infestation across the south. Private estimates peg Mississippi 1932 cotton yield at about 75 percent of last year's 1 725 00 bales, with acreage down and fertilizer use sharply reduced. Tennessee is the lone exception, reportedly not alarming except in one county.

P. H. Randall Gorman Georgia Alabama North Carolina Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee South Wickersham Commission New York Mineola Jackson Miss Dixie Mississippi Department of Agriculture J. K. Holton

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