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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1932

Page

6

State Commission to Confer on Utilities Rate Cuts for Small Users

The North Carolina State Corporation Commission orders conferences with public utilities to pursue voluntary rate reductions for small domestic users in electricity gas and telephone service. If companies refuse the commission may begin formal action. Cities may join discussions without a formal petition.

Raleigh State Corporation Commission North Carolina W. T. Lee

Five Counties Hit by Locust Hordes

Raleigh reports 17 year locusts are infesting Jackson Buncombe Macon Henderson and Burke counties. Entomologist says the cicadas damage twigs and small limbs of forest trees and a Buncombe orchard area was stripped of foliage. Emergence follows a 17 year underground life cycle.

Raleigh N. C State Department of Agriculture R. W. Leiby Jackson Buncombe Macon Henderson Burke Buncombe County

Open Season for Ducks Extended Across States

President Hoover announces an extended waterfowl season by one additional month for the coming fall following drought impacts. Opening dates range from October 1 to November 20 depending on state, with Alaska starting September 1 and Florida delaying to November 20.

Washington Hoover Hyde Department of Agriculture Florida Alaska Missouri Texas Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee Alabama Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Maryland

Welfare Board Expects Cloth for City Garments

The High Point Welfare Board anticipates receiving cloth before August 6 to clothe needy residents. Cloth comes from a government program trading 600000 bales of cotton for garments via the American Red Cross. Miss Clara J. Cox of the Red Cross and Mrs. W. C. Hammond arranged the requisition. Mothers with means may sew for their children while the remainder goes to the sewing room run by Mrs. I. T. Mann of the American Legion auxiliary.

High Point Board of Public Welfare W. C. Hammond Congress American Red Cross Clara J. Cox Red Cross

Play at Ray Street School Tonight

The Young People’s Christian Endeavor will present the play Professor Pep tonight at Ray Street School. The event invites the public to attend at the specified hour.

Ray Street School Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society Ray School School

Sal ly confronts Dr. Raynor and reveals marriage twist

After a tense confrontation Sally admits she married Hal Prichard following a rushed divorce while Sue tends Jimmy’s wound. Dr. Raynor questions the truth as Jimmy recalls a violent incident near the creek and a looming mystery about Jack. Sally’s bold defiance complicates the scene.

Sue Dr. Raynor Sally Ruth Marey Hal Prichard Jimmy Hal

World War I Anniversary Report on Marne Battle

On July 22 1918 German forces again attacked the Marne salient to halt Allied progress. The morning saw strong counterattacks repelled and the Allied advance resumed in the afternoon as Eperais fell. About 50 German divisions were engaged with heavy losses reported. British forces pushed gains in Hebuterne and it was announced that the Czar and immediate family had been shot on July 16.

Marne Salient Eipieds Hebuterne Czar Russia

No-But Yes and Nothing Much Quotes

A light quote set contrasts views on marriage based on mood and wealth. A humorous exchange notes that money matters less than disposition, while another remark highlights daughters’ beauty and intellect as keys to a spouse.

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