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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1936

Page

8

Man Faces Bow Street Arraignment After Abortive Attack

George Andrew McMahon, 34, claimed he aimed only to protest Home Office letters to King Edward when he attempted to shoot the monarch on Constitution Hill. He told his wife in Brixton jail he was not treasonous, while detectives hunted a reported woman in gray linked to the incident.

London George Andrew McMahon Edward Brixton Home Office McMahon Alfred Kerstein Bow Street Court Constitution Hill Scotland Yard Kerstein

First US aircraft carrier was a 60 foot speedboat carrier

The first carrier constructed by the United States was a 60 foot sea sled speedboat equipped to carry a loaded bombing plane. It relied on full speed into the wind to launch the aircraft.

United States

Central City Opera House Reopens With Gondoliers

Central City Colorado enjoys a revival as the 58 year old Eureka Street opera house reopens for Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Gondoliers. The town welcomes visitors for three weeks of performances with a cast including Lee Whitney Louise Bernhardt Mark Daniels Barre Hill Grace Panvini Paul Porter and Raymond Middleton.

Central City Colo John Gregory Eureka Street Dour Redeye Frontier Times Opera and Dramatic Companies New York Chicago Detroit Lee Whitney Louise Bernhardt Mark Daniels Barre Hill Grace Panvini Paul Porter Raymond Middleton

Edward Butler Named Head of Democrats

Edward Butler is named head of the Democrats as the party progresses through the convention. The second day featured remarks by Mrs. Thomas F. McAllister and Governor-nominee Clyde R. Hoey. Doughton and Ehringhaus also spoke at luncheon and banquet events in Raleigh.

Edward Butler Democrats LeRoy Martin Raleigh Thomas F. McAllister Grand Rapids Michigan Club of Young Democrats Clyde R. Hoey Shelby America Roosevelt Democratic Party Robert L. Doughton Laurel Springs J. C. B. Ehringhaus Clifton A. Woodrum Roanoke

Reserve Officers Appointments Made in North Carolina

Major W L Tatum announced appointments to night for the state reserve officers association. Appointments include vice presidents I E Shafer Salisbury Lovick B Pearce Charlotte A W Snow Rocky Mount John Bright Hills Wilmington Wythe M Pey ton Jr Asheboro O J Royster Fort Bragg Z E Whitley Greensboro and national defense committee chair James B Harper Winston Salem with Rodolfo O Rivera Durham on the magazine committee.

Asheboro Juniors Win Opener In Central Division Series

The Asheboro American Lion juniors beat the Durham Legion 7 to 4 in Durham. Durham meets Asheboro in Asheboro on Monday for game two of the five game series.

Durham Asheboro

Mystery man sought in Coroner's inquest into New York student murder

A coroner's jury ruled the death of Helen Clevenger, a New York university honor student, the result of unknown parties. Witnesses from a Battery Park hotel described a 1 a m scream and a hatless man seen fleeing as investigators hunt a "mystery man" amid reports of a partial alibi and two hotel workers detained.

Battery Park Daniel H. Gaddy Joe Urey Urey William J. Everett Brown Gaddy Durham Jones Everett New York University Lawrence E. Brown E. B. Pittman State Banking Department Casey Jones Sheriff Brown Pittman Piqua J. F. Clevenger Great Kills Staten Island N. Y Ohio Shelby Helen Washington, d. C W. JL. Clevenger N. C. State College Raleigh C. B. Clevenger

Cool Showers Bring Relief to Sufferers in Northwest

Rain eased hardships in the northwest as Rexford Guy Tusell, New Deal resettlement chief, continued an inspection tour. He revised plans and projected a full resettlement program to be in place by Monday amid cloudy Montana and Wyoming weather.

Oklahoma Montana Wyoming Rexford Guy Tuswell New Deal Northwest

Danzig Nazi Decrees Move to Crush Opposition

Nazi authorities in the Free City of Danzig issued decrees under Dr. Arthur Greiser to dissolve groups opposing Nazi influence, bar court review of political police actions, ban Jewish ritual slaughter for food, and impose three month custody on alleged public peace threats. Observers see these orders as a de facto nullification of the 16 year old constitution amid tensions with League of Nations commissioners and Poland.

Danzig Arthur Karl Greiser Senate Free City League of Nations Greiser League Assembly Geneva Sean Lester League

Governor Ehringhaus Names Three Commissions in North Carolina

Raleigh July 18 AP seven more commissions named by Governor Ehringhaus to study alcoholic beverage control and highway refunds in NC may shape future liquor policy. Clyde R Hoey Democratic nominee to rely on commission recommendations, Victor Bryant chairing the liquor panel with six members. A separate panel to review highway refunds will lack a designated chair but includes Carl Bailey Jule Warren William Campbell A A Hicks Ben Cone C A Cannon Gordon Hackett R E Price and Reuben Robertson. Barker named to lead gasoline terminal study with Oscar Barker as chair and others joining.

Raleigh Ehringhaus North Carolina Clyde R. Hoey Victor Bryant Durham Oscar Barker Bryant Liquor Commission L. R. Varser Lumberton John Robinson Charlotte Lee Gravely Rocky Mount Thomas W. Raoul Asheville R. F. Beas New Bern Thomas Royster Oxford E. V. Webb Kinston Harriss Newman Wilmington

Roosevelt Travels With Sewanna Off Shelburne Harbor

Franklin D Roosevelt and his three sons sailed their schooner Sewanna into sheltered harbor waters near Shelburne after a mile run. Fog limited visibility as escort destroyers and the Potomac kept pace while roving reporters lost sight twice. The bearded president appeared tired but aboard the vessel to join the frontier centennial celebration in Fort Worth.

Shelburne Franklin D. Roosevelt Mile Run Scotia Cape Sable Sable Light Beatty le Sewanna Frontier Centennial Celebrat Fort Worth Texas

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